Robert de Forest

_[snip]_ >I still have my concerns with the idea of a untrusted compiler. I think my main concern here is how can you in any way trust the code a...

I'd like to build on what @edemaine said. Where one might currently write (using an example from your PR): ```coffee lazyMap = (fn ) -> (generator) -> yield fn item...

Posting here for reference. 2ality has two relevant articles (so far): * [Private class fields](https://2ality.com/2019/07/private-class-fields.html) * [Private methods and accessors](https://2ality.com/2019/07/private-methods-accessors-in-classes.html) Notably, these ES proposals are still at stage 3.

Reasonable. If someone wants to know more about the tool they can check `coffee -v`, `coffee -h` and `node -v`, and if they want a more verbose startup they can...

> how does the regular Node REPL handle this? ``` $ node Welcome to Node.js v14.13.1. Type ".help" for more information. > .help .break Sometimes you get stuck, this gets...

Yes, and #5114.

I thought of this issue when I started reading https://m.signalvnoise.com/on-writing-software-well-aee3780767a6. If anyone can link to some production code which demonstrates the problem, that will move the discussion forward dramatically. Meanwhile,...

I meant for the regexps to be processed by "./my-yaml". The input to y() would be something like ``` $or: - published: $ne: false deleted: $ne: true private: $ne: true...

I've been looking into this and while I don't have a solution, I believe I have a work-around which may or may not be useful to you. If you assign...

How about: ```coffee pick = (obj, keys...) -> if keys.length is 1 and Array.isArray keys[0] keys = keys[0] Object.assign {}, ([key]: obj[key] for key in keys)... obj1 = a: 1,...