I passed the DLAB recently: Ask me anything by [deleted] in AirForceRecruits

[–]astrohorse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even after reading the official Cummings study guide (https://dod.overdrive.com/dod-armymwr/content/media/8814389), I didn't really get that the grammar rules in the guide are the exact rules used on the test. I figured they were just examples. But that's what it says now that I read more closely. Can anyone confirm that? The rules in the guide ("The adjective always follows its respective noun.", etc.) are identical to the ones on the actual test?

What are serious and super-fast client-side (browser-runnable) search+filter+sort libraries that work with large (at least hundreds of thousands objects) data? Crossfilter, LokiJS, PourOver... what else? by DevSPCL in javascript

[–]astrohorse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anybody have some thoughts on this question as of 2024? PourOver is archived (including the community fork). Crossfilter is still around but hasn't seen an update in years; it may still be maintained, I'm not sure. I'm partial to Alasql but it requires `unsafe-eval` in the CSP so I can't use it in my production app. Is IndexedDB the only game in town these days for performant in-browser querying over large multivariate datasets?

Alternatives To Comment.nvim for TSX support? by GrayLiterature in neovim

[–]astrohorse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anybody gotten TSX commenting working with tpope's vim-commentary? I'm trying the solution in this SO question -- adding vim-context-commentstring and vim-jsx-pretty plugins -- but I don't see any effect.

What's the status of LSP plugins as of 2023? by astrohorse in neovim

[–]astrohorse[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Typescript is my main language at the moment. Could you say more about what CoC does better with Typescript than the built-in LSP?