=> eramdam@octodon.social @Eramdam@witches.town

@phildini Oh no :( I'm sorry for your loss.

@fjthom Yes. And somehow there's this morbid curiosity that makes me read political thread on Reddit that basically lists out everything that could happen in the worst way possible and that's the worst D:

@keezee Thanks! https://witches.town/media/E3Val6HBpJTNHw78SeM

@keezee Thanks man! I've been at this company for 2yrs (we were ~5 in an office in Paris at the time!) so, yeah, we're doing alright I guess :D

@fjthom Yep :/ And the fact that almost everyone I encounter on the web is worried about that doesn't help me AT ALL.

But I rationalize by saying to myself that ppl around me IRL are not freaking out (or at least they don't show it) but it's hard for me not to care about Stuff™.

But what makes it worse is that all of this is part of the "stuff I can't do much about anyway" so it's very frustrating and killing me (figuratively) inside.

I guess those times will be a good opportunity to be a little more "selfish" and look out for my own good before worrying about something I have no control over :/

I managed to spend almost 3wks without feeling anxious because of What's Happening In The World but clearly the whole situation between Korea and stuff is on the verge of breaking that streak and that annoys me a lot.

@keezee I'm a front-end engineer at https://frontapp.com

@keezee But yeah, as a rule of thumb. MDN is a goldmine and should be your #1 source for answers in most cases :p

@keezee Oh boy! Well imho it's probably the best time to learn JS because much of the newest features make it feel like a decent language on many aspects :p

@keezee haha. To be fair IE11 is going to be unsupported very soon (or is it already? I don't remember) so you should be fine :p

@keezee If you've been missing out on JS for the past ~2years then you're in for a treat because there was A LOT going on :D

@keezee Yes. It was added in ES6/ES2015 so it's only supported in modern browsers (read: not IE at all) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions#Browser_compatibility

@keezee Yes. But it has some side-effects that you have to be aware of, like the `this` not being bound to the function. But yea in 99% it's a nicer/faster way of writing anonymous functions :p

@keezee the MDN docs are pretty good on this! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions

@even_more_damned_muteKi oh god

@plsburydoughboy as a French I tend to object

@pixel eeeeeeeeeyuup

@pixel Wars will come, maybe not the one we want tho

@pixel given that Trump doesn't lead us to Nuclear Winter before that D: