Good morning Nostr, PV and smile 😁

It’s been a long day! Good night! 🐶🐾🫂💤🫡🚀

Universal teaching of patience.

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GOOD MORNING NOSTR, STAY HUMBLE AND STACK SATS 🫡

Good morning, #nostriches!

I'm riding shotgun for a change. On the PA turnpike headed to Harrisburg for The Great American Outdoor Show. It's usually a good time.

Have a great day, all!

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DAY 9

Devs, what's your favorite abstraction over tags you've seen? Here's what I currently have:

Array.from(Tags.from(event).type("p").values())

Tags implements Iterable, so you have to call Array.from. I used to have an `all` method that did the same, which actually seems less error prone.

I know some of you will probably say you don't need one, just do:

event.tags.filter(t => t[0] === "p").map(t => t[1])

This is ok, I prefer the former as a matter of taste, but the abstraction is nice when supporting things like positional/marked tags, which can get pretty complex.

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