Sherclod Holmes @wallhackio@cat.family

@Satsuma @hoja rookie numbers

@AsterMeadows is this dbdposting

@lapis like, come on brain, why would you spite me like this. you're in here with me too, you also suffer, what are you doing

@coriander yea

@lapis i hate it when this fucking happens

@coriander I have no idea what you mean by this, am I still correct

@Thomas meet me at Wilmington Deco in an hour for an ass kicking

@Thomas give it

@aescling @Satsuma reported.

7 Wonders good

@Satsuma delete this

@vaporeon_ fishy whale creature

@The_T the fuck is a "salamander" is that some kind of whale

@vaporeon_ i made a poll, The Peopple shall decide

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@vaporeon_ the two pokemon choices are fish and not fish

@alas @vaporeon_ In javascript concatTasks is just

const concatTasks = (...tasks) => (meta, ...args) => tasks.map((fn) => fn(meta, ...args))

But to get the magic type inference in TypeScript I have to write

@alas @vaporeon_ what I am doing is taking two functions that take the same list of arguments and "concatenating" into one function

The new function takes a list of arguments, passes them to the given functions, and returns a list of return values from each input

I want typescript to make this all Just Work. I want it to implicitly understand the type of the new function.

it does seem to work, now. probably