Don't right-click on the input and inspect element

this! So fun to play with. Love that you can edit and reposition the strings.

Wonderful!

I _REALLY_ enjoyed reading this. Great story. Please write more stuff GrumpyOldDev!

> NEAT is not focused on lie detection, truth detection, or assessing someone’s credibility but, rather, on aggregating preconscious brain signals to determine what someone believes to be true.

How is this NOT a lie detector?

This would definitely be useful when interrogating someone right?

Yes. It's a "mind reader" and it would be granted blind trust/authority by whoever relies on it like all other technology ("but NEAT says you want to kill yourself, Jerry."). I view this as a weapon, not a benevolent tool for helping veterans.

So basically Zulip > Slack because it has nested channels?

Use a <tfoot> element (unless you're actually trying to show a sub-total of just the page you're looking at).

Yeah literally need to add an invoice subtotal for the items on that page

I have used knockout, angular, react for a while. When I used vue.js the first time, I smiled. It made me happy.

me three

Fourth.

I kinda wanted one in the hopes that if it worked well, I could theoretically get a lot more to trigger actions for things with my Z-Wave setup.

20$/each isn't amazing but its not exactly terrible for this. But 20$/each/year (or less!), horrible.

This is really cool. Very intuitive. Very well executed in my opinion. I had trouble drawing walls though. Couldn't get it to work at all.

Same here. trying to draw walls just ends up panning the floorplan

This could probably be more intuitive. Drawing walls is not click and drag. You simply click to create corners. Hopefully that is the issue you were running into!

I am aware of underscore as a nice blob of simple utility functions. I'm not aware of what you would replace it with?

lodash is basically an underscore replacement. https://lodash.com/

For a second there I thought we might get a thread that mentions Underscore without Lodash being plugged.

Oh well, maybe next time.

While the map() should be written in pure JS standard lib, the _.groupBy() is reasonable.