Seb Insua

@sebinsua

London, England
Joined September 2015

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  1. Jan 22

    Are we working on the right thing?

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  2. Jan 14
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    I think imperative looking code is good, so I'd probably end up with something that looks like this. (I'd not build a `commands` array if we were going to run each command sequentially.)

  3. Jan 14

    At this point this is practically a code review trope.

  4. Jan 12
  5. Jan 3

    I just checked and building contractors apparently have significant issues, while home builders are a little better off yet are fragile to changes in costs... (I haven't heard this discussed by before but viability of property investment seems very relevant.)

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  6. 27 Oct 2019
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    I edit this current balance once a week and therefore the graph is flat.

  7. 13 Oct 2019

    What truly pisses me off is that there has been "account activity" over the last year but you just didn't count it. I did everything you told me to and you still stole $300 from me.

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  10. 5 Sep 2019

    Articulating what I used to find very difficult when writing recursive functions.

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  11. 5 Sep 2019

    I have a feature request. Would you consider creating some kind of shared sent items view? Right now I have to search through multiple inboxes one at a time.

  12. 2 Sep 2019

    Would you consider filtering out bills from "You've spent X today" in this notification? It's very hard to gauge whether my speeding has been high when bills inflate daily spends in this way.

  13. 17 Jul 2019

    `Object.fromEntries` almost makes constructing key-value objects too elegant. In practice, despite a nice abstraction to do so, making a lot of separate requests all at once would probably be a very bad design.

  14. 16 Jul 2019
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  18. 3 Jul 2019

    More playing around with `AsyncIterable`s. Here's a higher-ordered function which can wrap any kind of iterable (including asynchronous iterables) to make JavaScript wait between each item.

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