I agree that this is the sane alternative, but sanity does not seem to be winning out. Our friend number-is-nan, for example, has 12 million downloads a week.
It’s like someone saw how much the is-odd/is-even (yes one of those first two depends on the other and just returns the inverse with !) packages are downloaded per week and said “hold my beer”
Of course they don’t hold a candle to “is-number” which has 29M/week
Of course this is completely unrepresentative of reality because “yolo just install dependencies at deployment” may mean it’s downloaded 5 or 10 or 50 times for a high traffic site/service with a bunch of backend installations.
Of course they don’t hold a candle to “is-number” which has 29M/week
Of course this is completely unrepresentative of reality because “yolo just install dependencies at deployment” may mean it’s downloaded 5 or 10 or 50 times for a high traffic site/service with a bunch of backend installations.