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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I feel the opposite way about this, and find this kind of verbosity reduces the signal to noise of the intention behind the code
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I was until I started needing things like true colour support and was forced into trying other options. But if you haven’t noticed anything missing or not working with software that you use then Terminal.app is a fine choice
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I went in the other direction and use Zellij for multiplexing. It works well for me, and I’ll be keeping an eye out for the Ghostty public beta to see how that compares. Great to have all these good options.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Helix is definitely worth a look if you’d like to minimise the time you spend configuring things. It’s not as ubiquitous as Vim et al of course but that may not be an issue for you (it certainly isn’t for me)
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
You may have been working in a SwiftUI project which does things differently from the older IB ways
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I've been waiting for this one, and just very much enjoyed swapping out once_cell for std::sync::LazyLock
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
This is a great way to really improve things while also maintaining backwards compatibility. I do hope we see something along these lines making it into the next (post 2024) edition
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
Is the whole thing not written in Rust?
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
Where it really shone while I was trialling it was its ability to guess exactly what throwaway code I wanted while I was prototyping this and that and wrapping it all up in a println! call. It was extremely handy from an autocomplete perspe
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
It’s good to see that at least Miri catches the issues. Hopefully the compiler can catch up with that!
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
That’s a fairly big omission for such an attention grabbing performance comparison
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
I remember my disappointment when I found out panics could be “caught” and that I was still living in the world of exceptions
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
Ironically that imgur link on mobile is essentially a page of visual noise
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by robinsonrc 3y ago
Lemmy with Wefwef (if you can get past the odd name) has gone a long way to smoothing the transition process for me http://wefwef.app/
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Curried away. Nice
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
I hope the main thing you leaned is that people want a text editor to start up in less than a second
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Let me know if Google comes up with a search engine that magically gives me the best result up too every time (like it used to)
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
https://flix.dev/
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Agreed. (Posted from my 2017 iPhone X with its original battery, 4.5 years and counting - still very usable, dare I say responsive, and I have no plans to change it this year)
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Rotated
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Looking forward to updating - thanks to everyone involved for all the hard work!
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
Thanks - I realised I was scanning for a specific section on this without spotting that the whole thing was done entirely through Amazon
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by robinsonrc 4y ago
How are you publishing and printing these?
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by robinsonrc 5y ago
It’s hardly a new expression
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by robinsonrc 5y ago
Your take on Delphi is very different to mine!
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by robinsonrc 5y ago
That doesn’t strike me as being ridiculous at all
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by robinsonrc 6y ago
Why is getting up early not considered?
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by robinsonrc 6y ago
I like this general idea and indeed do similar things, but I’d personally much rather use regular keyboard shortcuts powered by something like Alfred than rely on the Touch Bar