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Found myself in a situation where I wanted to execute a process and then check back on it later to be sure it had completed.
class MyClass {
constructor() {
this.readyPromise = new Promise(
resolve => (this.readyResolve = resolve)
);
}
async executeProcesses() {
await // ...executing processes...
this.readyResolve();
}
ready() { return this.readyPromise }
}People want to give up the responsibility of being able to understand. And because they can’t understand, then they have faith. And they put their faith into people who say they can understand. And I think that’s a situation that’s ripe for a predatory relationship.
Paul Stamets
To write a Chrome extension that allows ES6 imports, imitate <script type="module"> with a dynamic import:
Chrome extensions exist in an “isolated world” to prevent global var collisions between the website and the extension that runs on a given website. This mostly applies to content_scripts in an extension.
E.g. window.foo: my extension declares foo in the global scope and the website the extension runs on also declares foo in the global scope. With “isolated world” scoping for the extension, this is not a worry since it doesn’t share scope with the web page it runs on.
Collecting performance metrics, I needed a way to compare optimization before/after numbers into some meaningful value that would impress the brass.
Continue reading “Comparison Formulae”Pika: Have you ever seen a portal?
Kirik: Yes.
Pika: Was it like a doorway or a window?
Kirik: It looks like the room you’re in but the room’s dimensions start changing around you.
Continue reading “Portal”Stir uncarbonated ingredients in Collins glass with ice cubes. Top with ginger beer.
Over one hundred years of intellectual discipline in the mathematical, chemical, and physical sciences culminates in this amazing device I hold in my hand; empowering me to instantly tweet across oceans and continents that viruses and vaccines are a hoax.
The purpose of accepting authority is to learn to outgrow it.
Elaine Pagels