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by jrop 1y ago
It's on the roadmap: https://ghostty.org/docs/install/release-notes/1-2-0#roadmap
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by jrop 1y ago
I do indeed live in the terminal (all day due to work), but tmux adds too much value for me to do all terminal management in Neovim (tmux session-management being what I use most). I've just encountered too many visual "glitches
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by jrop 1y ago
I've been keeping an eye on this in the hopes that text-reflow (edit: including for scrollback) could be solved in Neovim-based terminals [1]. I'm loving the innovation Ghostty is bringing to the terminal space. 1. https:/&#
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by jrop 1y ago
This is what I love HN for. "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should". This awakens things I've been thinking about Neovim for a while now: now that li
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by jrop 1y ago
It's linked above ( https://github.com/opencode-ai/opencode )
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by jrop 1y ago
Thanks for this! Exactly what I was looking for.
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by jrop 1y ago
This and/or a shell.nix that bundles all dependencies outside of those provided by the language's package manager.
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by jrop 1y ago
I use vim as well, and one editor-agnostic coding assistant that is pretty decent is Aider. It is a little buggy sometimes, but it's been a blast to experiment with. I run it in a separate split with Tmux. Its whole schtick is to use i
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by jrop 2y ago
I love writing parsers like this. Add in Pratt Parsing for operator precedence and writing parsers can be really easy.
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by jrop 2y ago
Wails, if I'm not mistaken: https://wails.io/
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by jrop 2y ago
I love projects like this that shed light on and demystify and otherwise mysterious process. Thanks for sharing!
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by jrop 2y ago
A coworker and I just had to use `git format-patch` and `git am` to exchange work. Git is super cool!
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by jrop 3y ago
The new UI that was demo'd on stage has not rolled out to me yet. I would love to try it. Perhaps I'm missing how to enable it. IDK
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by jrop 3y ago
This a million times. I love working with Rust because it's - from my point of view - an ML language disguised in C-syntax (with a package manager and unit testing etc. etc). Most of the time I'd be served well by a GC version of
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by jrop 3y ago
At a prior company we just wrote our own custom workflow engine which was basically a DAG processor where each node called some code. Of course, the code called could modify the DAG in place and accomplish exactly what you're describi
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by jrop 3y ago
Yep, it's down for me too. This is such a crucial component to modern DevOps. The headlines and retrospectives are going to be interesting to read in the coming weeks. Edit: monitor the status here: https://www.dockerstatus.
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by jrop 4y ago
My self hosted matrix instance just imploded and we had to move 20 users off of it. I'm sure it was due to a sloppy mistake during a server upgrade or whatever but it seems pretty brittle to me.
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by jrop 4y ago
https://blog.gitea.io/2022/10/open-source-sustainment-and-th... Yeah looks like they are selling support, which I have no problem with. I actually recently set up Gitea and Drone together and it is a match made i
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by jrop 4y ago
Actually, MacOS can do this out of the box with no extra software installed. It's in the keyboard settings
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by jrop 4y ago
Journey before destination
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by jrop 4y ago
Same. I just learned about OSC52 a week or two ago and it was so easy and seemless to get working over SSH, through Tmux, inside of Vim (i.e. multiple layers of indirection). I had no idea that OSC escape sequences were a thing until then a
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by jrop 4y ago
This is how I use NeoVim's terminal: run a command, visually select the lines I want to operate on and yank them, then paste them in a new buffer. After that, it's a matter of transforming the text via whatever means one normally
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by jrop 4y ago
I use NeoVim for everything except debugging. For that I (frequently) open up VSCode or Chrome to debug (NodeJS). I haven't figured out a good debug workflow for Rust, though, because I hate print debugging.
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by jrop 4y ago
> If I don't know what I'm doing to begin with, I don't need something telling me all the ways in which I'm doing it wrong. This is unrelated to this conversation, but this is my main beef with Rust. I love Rust (like
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by jrop 4y ago
I'm running Pop_OS! (after a breakage with Arch) on my T14s and the experience has been really great.
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by jrop 4y ago
I developed pretty severe brain fog after being exposed to mold, and boy, do I have a new found sympathy for those who also struggle with it. It tends to bring with it a sort of stupor that is detrimental. At any rate, being gluten/dai
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by jrop 5y ago
`git log --stat` maybe? At least if start there...
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by jrop 5y ago
Journey before destination, Radiant!
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by jrop 5y ago
Reminds me of the routine kept by maintainer of D language (Walter Bright, if I'm not mistaken). First thing he does every day is open up his laptop and review issues that he needs to solve. Then he immediately closes his laptop and g
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by jrop 5y ago
Buy someone else in your circles a Framework Laptop who needs a laptop! Or gift them one of your ThinkPads and get yourself a framework!

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