Although I have no idea how they managed to do so, someone actually made the parse<SomeType>(someVariable), possible in native typescript: https://deepkit.io/library/type

Not native typescript, they hack into the compiler. Their minimal `deserialize` example is also 250kB (!!!!!!) minified. Not really an option. https://docs.deepkit.io/english/runtime-types.html#runtime-t...

Well it might look old, but it actually solved the whole JSON schema declaration and validation problem before JSON even existed - and it's embed into the standard.

> when I cmd-tab to a window which is minimized, it doesn't raise that window

Hold the option key while releasing cmd, it will raise the minimized window.

Hey, some things I'd love to see in Baserow:

- Join fields from related table (currently we can only see the id from the joined table field)

- Multi-line select, multi line update.

- Schema support

- Saving views (sort/filter option, hidden fields, joined fields)

I also have a question, are Kanban and Calendar view available in the free self hosted version?

Global population and wealth are increasing. Meat is expensive. And price - we subsidise farming - is a direct way of influencing how often people eat something.

Multiplying taxes by 50 would indeed be a very convincing way of making people eat less meat.

Providing customer support is a part of a having a business and should be prioritized over adding random features no one asked for to your product.

Volunteering at a pet shelter is not part of the business of being an angry anonymous internet person.

Non-paying users are not customers, thus google doesn't really earn them support for their products. For paying users, that's a different story.

they banned somebody that bought stuff inside the app store.

Though Google is merely a storefront en payment intermediary of what the banned user bought (apps and movies), it could be argued the client of google per se is the companies selling the product, they're the one paying Google a share of their sales.

Not that I disagree with you here just making the argument.

Like parent said, I found that google has decent customer service once you clearly become their client (which I have been on adwords, analytics and on gsuite).

Do you feel the same about almond milk, coconut cream and peanut butter though ?

Less so with those, as your examples are primarily a single ingredient - though most almond milk available now is full of junk other than almomd. And in those cases they're not trying to mimic other products or claim it's anywhere near equivalent nutritional and other values/quality of non-factory farmed meat. Maybe I just need time for my brain to unravel my definition of meat but there's a mob that tries to falsely claim equivalence.