@koreymoffett OpenLauncher is pretty good. I like it because the app search bar doesn't try to aggressively insert web results.
Which begs the question, why not a completely different language? (*ahem* Lua)
It might not be long before neovim and vim plugins are incompatible.
Apparently vim 9 is shipping a complete overhaul of Vimscript. Just look at this: https://github.com/Bakudankun/qline.vim/blob/master/import/qline.vim
Types, imports, native methods, dynamic scopes, it's like some unholy union of JavaScript and Python. It might as well be a completely different language.
@Tay0 whoa cool! That brings back some good memories.
@nolan Ha, I read Annihilation earlier this year and never realized it was part of a series! I can see how answering the mysteries would ruin the fun. It seemed very enjoyable as a self-contained book.
@tjb that makes sense. I've only ever written Python for server-like environments, but I can imagine the pain.
@tjb what bothers you about it?
@tjb yeah, that aspect isn't as streamlined as other registrars :(
@tjb Cloudflare is pretty nice. I'm in the process of slowly migrating from Google Domains. It has good prices and solid terraform integration.
@Ghosty *shudders*
I choose to believe this was published as a dystopian art project.
Oh hey! My linter just updated. Oh! I have new warnings. Let me fix them.
Oh! This testing library changed their API. OK, I'll update that too.
*2 hours later* Whew, I accomplished so much today. Really a job well done
@sotolf Oh, haha. I see it pop up every year, but I haven't tried it. Seems like a nice way to experiment with a new language.
@sotolf Looking forward to snooping on days 19-31 :)
Programmer on sabbatical. Peer-to-peer systems nerd. Building video conferencing apps since 2018.
Hobbies: playing guitar, reading fiction, CoD, exploring big cities, writing software.