And new #nbbcljs dropped which uses the newest SCI. Demo:
$ npx nbb@1.4.206
Welcome to nbb v1.4.206!
user=> (defn ^:async foo [] (let [x (await (js/Promise.resolve 1))] (inc x)))
#'user/foo
user=> (foo)
#<Promise 2>
#clojure
And new #nbbcljs dropped which uses the newest SCI. Demo:
$ npx nbb@1.4.206
Welcome to nbb v1.4.206!
user=> (defn ^:async foo [] (let [x (await (js/Promise.resolve 1))] (inc x)))
#'user/foo
user=> (foo)
#<Promise 2>
#clojure
It's my second account, created during my Foo Fighters phase. Destroy what bores you. www.last.fm/user/deslxtiks
It's my second account, created during my Foo Fighters phase. Destroy what bores you. www.last.fm/user/deslxtiks
10. MUST clearly include a license, even if the license is "source available, not open source". This restriction MUST NOT limit to OSI's ridiculous list.
11. MUST have a name that is scoped to its publishing user/org (@foo/bar)
10. MUST clearly include a license, even if the license is "source available, not open source". This restriction MUST NOT limit to OSI's ridiculous list.
11. MUST have a name that is scoped to its publishing user/org (@foo/bar)
doi.org/10.1093/plph...
#drought
doi.org/10.1093/plph...
#drought
Say, if an instance of Foo::Bar provides method `foo`, generally speaking, whether the method comes from the class or a mixin is not a concern of the user. That, and the module constant, do not belong to the public contract.
Say, if an instance of Foo::Bar provides method `foo`, generally speaking, whether the method comes from the class or a mixin is not a concern of the user. That, and the module constant, do not belong to the public contract.
🚫 User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; OpenGraph…
✅ User-Agent: Foo
🚫 User-Agent: Slackbot…
🚫 User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; OpenGraph…
✅ User-Agent: Foo
🚫 User-Agent: Slackbot…
login: foo, password bar
"Your password is incorrect" -> now you know that foo is a value user name
login: foo, password bar
"Your password is incorrect" -> now you know that foo is a value user name