what is #>= operator?

inheritance rarely solves anything

at the bottom

<3

more context: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56006111/is-it-possible-to-define-a-non-empty-array-type-in-typescript

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type NonEmptyArray<T> = [T, ...T[]];

function isNonEmptyArray<T>(arr: T[]): arr is NonEmptyArray<T> {
    return arr.length > 0;
}

function neverEmpty<T>(array: T[]): NonEmptyArray<T> | null {  
    if (!isNonEmptyArray(array)) return null

    return array
}

which half?

not my title, but it is kinda in your face.

I agree “recommendations” or “pointers” would not come across as so selfğrighteous

Have you actually implemented a custom type guard or just asserted size?

I absolutely abhor it when the command includes $ that copies with it. It means nothing to the beginner’s and the pros know it is a command.

I wrote under other comment:

yeah, I’d give it as 4 separate copy-pastable commands and then write “or as one command…”

sorry for your disappointment

yeah, dude’s a beast

They probably mean “not running” as “I’ve written the types and the static type checker is not giving an error”

That’s still not a terrible ratio

yeah, I’d give it as 4 separate copy-pastable commands and then write “or as one command…”

on Voyager they

They looked (>like this<)

your spoiler tags seem not to be working

how did you manage to play it on deck?

Whoosh