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Fyrox Game Engine 1.0.0(fyrox.rs)
5 points by robinsonrc 6mo ago|0 comments
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by robinsonrc 11mo ago
I’m doing the same - and also for the fact that I can finally turn off the lock screen’s swipe for camera that I seem to activate too often when my phone’s in my pocket
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by robinsonrc 1y ago
Caps Lock as Esc (tap) and also Ctrl (hold) is the true way
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by robinsonrc 1y ago
Depending on the number of plugins you have, you may not notice the difference in practice. I certainly don’t but I’m very much on the minimal side of things. This all said I’m definitely of the school of thought that plugin developers shou
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by robinsonrc 1y ago
Many congrats on the release! I’m looking forward to simplifying my config and perhaps even dropping a plugin or two with 0.11.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Sad to see them using Go and not Anders’s own language (Turbo Pascal 7) for this
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I wouldn’t call F# a systems programming language, but it’s definitely on my list of things to properly try out at some point
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I’m currently 1 behind and the upgrade nagging is ramping up
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
My current plan is to basically never move on from macOS 14 and perhaps move away from macOS entirely when the time arrives that I’d be forced to upgrade (new hardware needed, etc)
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
The main reason to I switched from macOS Terminal is it lacks true colour support (Ghostty far from the only alternative that offers this, but it's quite similar to Terminal.app in the way that it feels, it's a decent native macOS
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Yeah you can really do a lot with them if you get creative. I'm primarily using Neovim for most of my editing but am keeping a close eye on Helix as there's a lot to love about it.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Lack of true colour support was the first thing that got me looking at other options
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Not so much 'Clarify meaning of "superset of Python"' as 'Remove references to "superset of Python"'
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I guess if folks write JS with the idea that optimisations are needed in mind, then the chances of premature optimisations may go up along with those of the required ones
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
It’s a nice idea; although it should be noted that Helix currently has no folding support so sadly it perhaps doesn’t belong in the list.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
A swim suite sounds even more fancy than a costume
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
15 years ago was probably pretty ok too
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I tend to prefer the visual mode of Ex
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Yeah, I assumed it couldn’t be that, but it did read like that. “Copilots” is not the right term. It doesn’t match the title of the article I’m seeing.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
It’s long since happened
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Most things are automated; right now one of my main recurring tasks is to check in on the upstream repositories of my forks that add some minor customisations to Neovim plugins whenever I’m applying updates, to see whether I need to do any
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Not seeing it in Safari on iOS at least (although I may have missed it amongst the thousands upon thousands of adverts… I really should look into alternatives again)
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
I'd say selection of tools should be considered an important facet of programming. But I agree that it needs to be done with a plan in mind and it's not the kind of thing you want to kid yourself about if you're spending all
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
After many years of learning the absolute minimum amount of Vi I could get away with I decided to give Helix a try some months back, after feeling my VSCode setup was getting a little unwieldy. I didn't really expect to stick with it,
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
macOS is very gradually moving in the wrong direction for me. I never really saw myself considering desktop Linux again but I’m almost starting to get excited by the idea. For now I’ll just hold off on the update as none of it seems particu
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Steel has worked well for me as far as I’ve used it. It’s easy to get going and the partnership with Helix will surely give it a popularity boost over the next year or so.
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Curiously I find their delivery to be exactly as fast as it used to be for me when I did have Prime
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
Helix is really great. It’s so nice to not require screenfuls of configuration. And Emacs Lisp fans will feel right at home when the Scheme plugin system lands
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
The way it reads (to me), it’s about Cursor being good
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by robinsonrc 2y ago
In fairness Helix provides a lot of functionality out of the box and features are gradually being added all the time. The lack of plugin system is not a problem for many people, and I’d rather they take their time and get it right. I certai

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