Nope, this is it:

Speaker's Summary of Key Points

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Conclusion

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@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators is the most downloaded Babel plugin on npm for a proposal. It has (looking at some plugins for proposals that have been around for a while and are among the most downloaded ones):

• 100x the downloads of @babel/plugin-proposal-explicit-resource-management
• 40x the downloads of @babel/plugin-proposal-throw-expressions
• 80x the downloads of @babel/plugin-proposal-pipeline-operator

as i recall (disclaimer: i haven't read the PR in years), the options atm are either:

1. class extends null not necessarily statically, but super is an error in what is syntactically a derived class
2. class extends null not necessarily statically, and super is a noop

(and i think also either option, but "only statically")

and i think each option had a number of folks whom received an "ick" from it

1n + Math.max(...list) will throw a TypeError if list === []

for example:

function ignore() {}
function dec(t, c) {
  return ignore
}
class C {
  @dec a(x) {}
  @dec b(y) {}
}

a and b both end up with the same function for the method.

I would probably do something like

NOTE: Because canonical numeric index properties of a TypedArray backed by an immutable ArrayBuffer are nonconfigurable and nonwritable, the [essential object invariants](link goes here) mean that hosts are prohibited from modifying the values in an immutable ArrayBuffer by any means.