Who is A.M. Showers and why can't they come by earlier than next week Tuesday?
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Mathias Panzenböck
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Oh I think this might do it:
/// <reference lib="es2023.intl" />
As always, I was searching for a long time and a minute after I ask the question I finally find it. I suspected it might be done with <reference>, but when googling for "JSDoc reference" I only found the JSDoc reference and on that page there is no mention of "<reference".
Anyone know how to tell #JSDoc which #ECMAScript version to use?
I want to use Intl.NumberFormat.formatRangeToParts() but it doesn't know it. I'll check if its there and use a fallback anyway. #JavaScript #ES2021
I want to use Intl.NumberFormat.formatRangeToParts() but it doesn't know it. I'll check if its there and use a fallback anyway. #JavaScript #ES2021
@standupmaths PPS: IIRC the black outlines are where divisions by 0 happen because of a threshold value lower than 1.
@standupmaths PS: Here's a Mastodon account that posts cool fractal-ish animations: @r_flash
@standupmaths You wanted your viewers to share settings for fun Julia sets, but it's not possible to do that in YouTube comments, since it gets auto-deleted. Instead I'll do it here and as links to a fractal viewer I wrote myself two years ago. The links contain more parameters than just C, but also the color palette, threshold, iterations, zoom, and pan coordinates. 😄
