yes_but_no

also jj absorb is amazing, it will move your changes to nearest relevant changes so addressing a thing that might effect different pr s is pretty easy

bike, if you are on macos https://www.hogbaysoftware.com/bike/

Floating panes seems not possible, or are they?

If you are already familiar with Vim bindings is Helix's object then action really worth that much?

You might be interested in checking out perspective[0] they server side `tables` which propagate changes to frontend charts by sending row diffs.

[0] https://perspective.finos.org/

Do you mind sharing your qmk config? I'm using homerow for modifiers and combos for symbols, barely using any layers. Though idea of ditching homerow modifiers for layers not crazy since there is no arbitrary modifier need (cmd-c t etc can be thrown into a layer)

Few more fonts that lesser known, but worth to take a look imo - Basically a Mono https://experi.mentallydesigned.com/type/bam/ - Messina Sans https://www.luzi-type.ch/messina-sans - PP Fraktion Mono https://experi.mentallydesigned.com/type/bam/

You can check unified orthos like planck. But imo selling point of these keebs is comfort not speed.

Are you familiar with the Ignore Mod Interrupt option of qmk? That solved that issue for me, depending on your typing style it might solve for you too.

Another option is moving those keys to bottom row, or moving layers to combos to free thumb keys to for mods or move mods to combos as one shots.

Some ppl have been saying reason macs doesn't support 4k 120hz using thunderbolt to hdmi 2.1 cables is a software limitation, I wonder if linux on macbook solves that

gratz, what was using Zig like? What kind of problems you had?

I really like the idea but even "How Muse boards work" board lagging on my iPad pro 10.5 and I don't enjoy the pen feel. I think default notes app or even better Concepts app (which is another infinite canvas app and doesn't lag) have a much better pen feeling.

Still subbed tho.

When apps use text based single file as data source are they flushing the whole file when user makes an update?

If I add or move a line does Bike rewrites the whole file and updates the in-mem sorted-dict op mentioned?

Great article. I also suggest watching Casey M. recent video[0] about Conways Law. How organization in your company determines what you can/will do and how organization of your code follows the same principles.

Starting with just the handlers and introducing layers as you make sure its time is great way.

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IUj1EZwpJY

At this point its hard to come up with interesting arguments. I don't like electron as much as the next guy, but if you ever tried to develop a desktop app you can easily appreciate Electron for what it is.

Anyway heres some other choices might be viable these days: - Flutter desktop https://flutter.dev/multi-platform/desktop - Jetbrains Compose https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/compose-mpp/

IMO immediate mode guis should be option as well, like imgui, egui. (But afaik you basically throw accessibility out of the window)

Most of the editors have "good enough" support to be convenient for Vim shortcuts, which makes it safe investment I think

I think herbsluftwm[0] fits better to this description than the other tiling wms, with its frame and virtual monitor features. [0]https://herbstluftwm.org/

I'm stuck between that monitor and 21:9 34" ultrawide. Any opinions?

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Yuri Artyukh, mostly threejs, webgl stuff https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDo7RTzizoOdPjY8A-xDR7g , although I'm not experienced enough to judge if its actually intermediate.

Jon Gjengset, Rust (internals, data structure, protocol impls) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_iD0xppBwwsrM9DegC5cQQ

aarthifical, not really live-coding but a game devlog with interesting ideas https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtEwVJZABCd0tels2KIpKGQ

If you are able to put a Caddy webserver in front of your website, it's quite easy using its automatic ssl feature[0]

[0]https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https

You can index your crawl data with StorkSearch[0] then use its js interface for search.

[0]https://stork-search.net/

Cool project. Would love to see some commonly requested feature examples, such as autocomplete (for tagging, mentions)

On a related note, I think biggest contender in this area is prosemirror but for the most people its api feels too low level-y. A more opinionated framework built on top of it with the support of common features would be nice (maybe tiptap/remirror gets close but they are tied to vue/react)

I believe NATS Streaming[0] and upcoming Nats Jetstream[1] could be more relevant to those who looking for a Kafka alternative. They offer persistent messages, at-least-once delivery similar to Kafka.

[0] https://docs.nats.io/nats-streaming-concepts/intro [1] https://github.com/nats-io/jetstream

Also better gesture support for touchpads

I would, main reason being calling Java from Kotlin is seamless. It makes most things easier by being expression oriented and having less verbose yet familiar syntax also saner type system. So you can just use it as better Java.

If you want to go further you can also use other nice features like suspend functions, hot/cold channels, sealed classes.

Not a book nor a paper, but MIT has published their recent Distr. Systems lectures[0] on youtube. Haven't finished it yet but it touches on papers that stood the test of times.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQP8WApzIQQ&list=PLrw6a1wE39...