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Re:Future of TypeScript on ESLint by misiti3780 on Friday January 18, 2019 @04:17PM (#18943191)
your project is amazing, i would love to help contribute as i have time. please reach out if you need development help.
Re:Future of TypeScript on ESLint by burtonator on Friday January 18, 2019 @05:18PM (#18943627)
Definitely always need help even if it's just feedback on releases.

The issue tracker is a good place to start looking :)

Re:Future of TypeScript on ESLint by jondubois on Saturday January 19, 2019 @06:33AM (#18946485)
WTF. The project seems completely useless and gimmicky to me.

My problem is that I read a LOT of articles and publications. If I started highlighting things in articles, I would never have enough time to go back to them. Besides, why would I want to? I already read it, which means that it's already in my mind! What's the point of reading stuff if not to put information inside your mind? I'd rather use my time to read more new stuff than to revisit things I already know.

Maybe the solution is not more tools, it's just to stick to topics that interest you and to pay attention and put more thought into what you're reading.

Re:Future of TypeScript on ESLint by misiti3780 on Saturday January 19, 2019 @02:51PM (#18948828)
maybe you should be a little less critical about someone who actually built something extremely useful and spend some time investigating the topic of "incremental reading" -- reading info and retaining info are two different things

https://www.supermemo.com/help/read.htm

Re:Future of TypeScript on ESLint by jondubois on Sunday January 20, 2019 @04:48AM (#18952210)
>> reading info and retaining info are two different things

I apologize, I projected my own experience and assumed that other people were able to remember the main points of what they read. I guess most people don't have have great memory. I never thought of myself has having good memory but I remember the main points of most of what I read.