The interruptions are pretty jarring and I rapidly got annoyed for constantly being asked for input when I just wanted to watch the video. I get it was a demo though. I'd like to see some sources to back the claims that people engage more during video.

It's 2018. Unless you're using Internet Explorer arrow functions are supported natively.

And I bet there are some people here using IE. And old browsers.

I would REALLY love to see the browser usage statistics for HN :)

Well.. I might be an outlier, I use OmniWeb and Camino as they give the best results with my 2005 Mac. So I'm still living in the Pre-=> Age.

Nothing is original. It's more important to be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable. Originality is non-existent.

I agree with you, this is in no way clearer than exporting a connected component, in fact I find it harder to parse. Really, I don't see any advantage in doing things this way.

I love that this is truly batteries-included! I've had such a bad time in the past setting up reliable omni-completion in vim. I don't know why there's so much hate for Electron, personally I think this project is great! I was waiting for something like VSCode with proper vim mode to come along.

Author here - Thanks for trying it out I had the same issue in setting up omni-completion for JavaScript and TypeScript, and wanted to save others that pain. It's crazy how much time I spent trying to get YCM to work on Windows with TypeScript... But I'm really glad it worked out of the box for you!

Yes! It's looking really good so far, I hope you'll continue to update it!

It's when I feel like I'm standing still. If I don't see how I can progress or improve myself then I have nothing left to gain there.