Every time I post this, I get so many WTF's in the comments. It's the 'string & {}' trick. Still absolutely essential for getting 'loose autocomplete' in library code.

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Super cool! I was curious so I gave it a try - it seems to also work with a String constructor!

type DontFuckMyAutoComplete<T extends string> = T | (string & {}); type Model = DontFuckMyAutoComplete <“gpt-4o” | “gemini”>;

great explanation of why this works

I'm not going to learn anything else about Typescript. I'm just going to have AI do it and hope it works. Tired of all this goofy stuff

Haha that's wild. Had no idea this was possible. Nice explanation :)

TIL

For a second there, I thought that was a Rust syntax trick you were sharing

Ok nice

WTF