priapus @ priapus @sh.itjust.works

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Ah I see. I usually only move the cursor when in command mode, so that might be why I haven't noticed it. That's unfortunately an issue I've noticed in a lot of editors. In fact, because Zed is so fast, the auto completion is super obnoxious atm and constantly flashes at you while you type.

I was also disappointed not to have ex-commands, but I soon realized Helix's use of multiple cursors with commands that support regex can accomplish the same tasks in a way I found more intuitive. Definitely took a bit to get rid of my :%s/new/old/g muscle memory, but Helix's select command works very similarly and just as quickly.

Quickfix commands on the other hand I never used. It seems Helix has some features such as jumping to diagnostics and errors, but it doesn't have the ability to do so automatically after running make like Vim does (afaik). I don't write much C, so I didn't know that feature existed to begin with.

It wouldn't effect you personally, it would effect the games overall progress. The way the game progresses for all players is effected by what planets are liberated and what missions are accomplished. All players are on the same team, meaning if some players cheat, it will significantly effect the outcome of these in game events.

what do you mean? Helix uses LSP servers, usually the same ones used by Vim and VS Code.

were you using it without the LSP's installed? If you were, then you would only get completion based of the treesitter grammars, which would be very limited.

runs only on MacOS for now

it will be released on both Linux and Windows, with Linux support currently being the top ranking issue on their GitHub page. they have a tracking issue showing that many pr's have already been merged working towards Linux support.

they've written a custom GPU framework to achieve the performance the level of performance they have. it's currently only compatible with macos, but is being ported to other operating systems.

the non AI features of warp, such as the modern editing and easy function creation, are more interesting to me than the AI features. I wish there was an open source terminal that felt this modern.

I have used AI to generate commands many times, but not often enough that I need it built into my terminal. I prefer my default terminal experience be more minimal.

it is coop, but uses an online global progression system. cheats could absolutely interfere with this.

usually these fixes are made because of problems with certain games or software, but also improve the wines overall compatibility with the windows api

It's very common for a game that exceeds expectations this much to have server struggles. It's hard to scale up this fast.

nix flake init -t templates#python sets up a nice environment using poetry.

I like customizing mine and switch DEs often, and use multiple across different devices. It's easier to find one good terminal that can share a config and work well on each device and DE.

What do you mean by that? There are recent releases on their github.

Packaging doesn't usually require programming knowledge. Usually just a little bit of bash and reading the documentation.

Most billionaires are already generally disliked by anybody who cares about the environment. Taylor Swift is a huge role model for many people, so I believe it's more important for her to be called out on it. It's going to have more of an impact when people see the hypocrisy of someone they actively support.

I was aware of Floorp and had no particular interest in trying it until now. On my way to install it now!

Last time I looked at Floorp was when it was first announced and it seemed to just be hardened Firefox, similar to Librewolf. It's gained a ton of features since then!

You might just need to use a lower resolution or fps. Vesktop lets you stream at discord nitro quality, but there's still a bitrate limit. I tend to use 720p 60fps and it works well

Heavy != slow. VS Code isn't a slow editor, its just resource intensive.

You use the autotiling script to make i3 dynamic