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Charlie_e

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    Comment #42554785

    I don't think it's dumb, it makes sense to label something that would otherwise intuitively have gluten (like bread) with a gluten free label. It also lets someone who depends on i…

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    Comment #41603443

    TEXT is absolutely not deprecated in Postgres, which this project is using for its example. It being deprecated by other RDMS seems irrelevant to mention.

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    Comment #40495858

    I had heard of that but went off the fact that MacOS is still a requirement in the repo readme. Just had a peek in the build.rs and do see the windows target, which is great, Rust …

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    Comment #40495411

    Being made with gpui means it's mac-only right? Seems worth mentioning for anyone not familiar with the library and an odd choice if the goal is parity with Helix.

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    Comment #40495301

    Tbh, I like having both, I find a fuzzy search is faster at finding what I want but a file tree is really helpful for building a mental model of directory relationships in a comple…

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    Comment #40464643

    You're right, that's really weird... Initially didn't see that 'cause I don't usually include the '#' in my searches so it just comes up with the colorhexa result (which is clearly…

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    Comment #40066515

    Obsidian is the first that comes to mind, offline-first but with vault sync is a wonderful experience. Other than that, Tableplus is far above other other database management gui I…

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    Comment #39989920

    Great write up, perfect to share with people who want to know what makes Rust tick before/without learning it more thoroughly.

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    Comment #37879855

    TA is short for teacher's assistant, essentially someone who supports the teacher and students in a classroom, very common in UK schools.