mgrandl

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by mgrandl 2y ago
Exists and is open source: https://github.com/jdrbc/podly_pure_podcasts/tree/main
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by mgrandl 2y ago
Yikes
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by mgrandl 2y ago
Yes because developers don’t want to pay $100 to then go through a super annoying notarization process to distribute their FOSS app.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
Let me guess: Doc Martens… their boots (especially faux leather ones) are absolutely bottom tier garbage.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
I only got CXL. After that experience, I am not too tempted to mess with my eyes anymore :(
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by mgrandl 2y ago
There was screening. They said the cornea was a bit weak, but still fine… Last time I checked it wasn’t yet declared a genetic thing and there is no history of Keratoconus in my family.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
There is no way to prove it, but I am pretty sure I developed Keratoconus due to Lasik.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
The only thing I use is the clipboard sharing.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
For discovering files in an unknown codebase I use the grep feature in Helix (or just ripgrep CLI). Way faster than going through a tree in most cases.
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by mgrandl 2y ago
That is awesome! I will give it a shot :)
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by mgrandl 3y ago
No but I saw the author of AccessKit voicing on Zed discord that he would like to help implement it into GPUI and Mikayla from the Zed team being very enthusiastic about it.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Oh I was definitely testing with a large account and I was also using sliding sync. It doesn’t matter though. I moved on to the rust sdk with this project and it’s awesome :)
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by mgrandl 3y ago
the matrix-js-sdk. I think the problem was that the crypto part is just loading a huge binary (WASM?) which instantly caused the extension to crash.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
I agree for 99% of extensions their model is amazing. And I wouldn't expect me to come up with a better one any time soon. The problem is that I want to do more in my launcher. Two examples: - I wasn't happy with the official bi
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by mgrandl 3y ago
I think they started out using GPUI, but might have diverged. They mention flutter and GPUI v1 was Flutter inspired. GPUI v2 which is what's not released to the public isn't Flutter inspired anymore.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
I mean it's fine for the most part, but I had to serialize/deserialize a lot because I wanted to keep all the business logic in Rust. Also there was some very noticable latency after serializing in Rust -> moving state to the W
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Author here: well aware of all of that. I am in close contact with the Zed team on their Discord and they are aware of this project (they even shouted it out on their Twitter). If there are going to be breaking changes, I can live with that
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Author here: it is definitely still early and a lot of what you would expect from an GUI framework is missing. It just gives you the bare minimum of building blocks. You can think of it like building a website with exclusively <div> &
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Thank you! I have mostly worked on web apps before this. I built the same app with Tauri before deciding to move to GPUI and a pure rust UI. Pros: - GPUI is heavily inspired by Tailwind, which made me productive pretty quickly. - I love the
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Jup for sure. To be honest I didn’t intend for this to get posted yet. Just wanted to show it to the Zed team because they expressed interest.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Author here: This project is incredibly buggy and immature at this point and not really intended to be run yet. I am blown away by the reception. Notes for people trying to run this: - it is MacOS only - the window bounds are hardcoded for
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by mgrandl 3y ago
I have been working on a hobby project in Tauri and I am incredibly intrigued by GPUI. - I already keep all my state and logic in Rust - GPUI would allow me to skip Tauri commands and listeners and instead just implement the renderers direc
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Exciting stuff! Have enjoyed using Zed so far although I haven't been able to fully switch over.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
The M3 Pro being nerfed has been parroted on the Internet since the announcement. Practically it’s a great choice. It’s much more efficient than the M2 Pro at slightly better performance. That’s what I am looking for in a laptop. I don’t re
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by mgrandl 3y ago
You are thinking of MicroLED. MiniLED is mostly just marketing and not close to OLED.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
For our usecase (Ceph), if one server starts swapping, it completely kills the entire cluster performance. Killing the service (with earlyoom) is preferable in most circumstances.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Actually no there are other reasons. Meta oomd requires you to have swap enabled, which makes it a non-starter for us. systemd-oomd has its own set of drawbacks. We evaluated all options at length and earlyoom came out as the clear winner f
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by mgrandl 3y ago
This is super wrong and potentially harmful. If you are deficient in anything a supplement definitely can help. Iron is a good example. A big chunk of the female population is iron deficient. Supplementation is a perfectly valid way of comb
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by mgrandl 3y ago
Ceph is definitely the biggest open-source option.
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by mgrandl 3y ago
I mean the posts are hardly what I visit Reddit for. The true value is in the comments. For posts I could simply use RSS instead.

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