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justinmk

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About justinmk

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    Comment #47586663

    We may mention them in `:help news-breaking` for visibility, but that's only because I don't care about pedantry. API breakage != UI changes (e.g. mappings).

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    Comment #47575430

    Changing default mappings is not a "breaking" change.

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    Comment #47575364

    Incremental selection is available by default in Nvim 0.12, see `:help v_in`.

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    Comment #47567571

    It's documented here (with migration steps): https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig#important-%EF%B8%8F and in a pinned issue. and nvim-lspconfig :help has a migration guide: htt…

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    Comment #45135227

    When problems get solved, the remaining problems become more salient. The most salient feedback we get in the last 3+ years is that the "getting started" UX has too much friction. …

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    Comment #45132312

    It is explained in that issue: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/20893#issuecomment-1...

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    Comment #45123744

    AWS Builder Id does not require an AWS account, just an email address and that's pretty much it. https://us-east-1.credentials.signin.aws/

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    Comment #45115683

    Nvim 0.12 (prerelease) also has ghost text with the "textDocument/inlineCompletion" LSP server capability[1]. Currently supported by the "copilot" config[2], but any LS that suppor…

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    Comment #23670042

    scoop install neovim

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    Comment #23038777

    urbit "why": > Each user runs their own node completely independently. Everyone using Urbit OS owns their own identity and data. ... over an encrypted and authenticated network. In…

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    Comment #22539792

    What parts of that email are so objectionable?

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    Comment #22539774

    > He thinks homosexuals are pedophile. Do you have a primary source for that? This sounds like a cancel-culture rumor intended to attach negative ideas to a person in order to disc…

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    Comment #22539722

    > MessagePack ... official C library was not optimized for memory usage and code size But libmpack is: https://github.com/libmpack/libmpack - libmpack serialization/deserialization…

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    Comment #22088864

    Java, C++, etc. has the same number of parens, they are just placed differently.

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    Comment #21962306

    > In a city with 10+ million people you don't fall over each other when walking down the street. Usually the city is just big enough to compensate for high population. I guess you …

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    Comment #21915446

    For reference: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghanistan_Papers - https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/investigations/...

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    Comment #21808173

    > then raises their own prices dramatically When has that happened? How many times? And how much did it offset the previous period of low prices for consumers?

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    Comment #21807819

    Indeed. "No price signal[1]" is very different from "no cost". It will cost plenty. Any service priced at zero simply has no back-pressure mechanism to respond to demand, nor to fo…

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    Comment #21680921

    > This is why I don't use neovim ... this is just adding additional layers of complexity for no measurable gain in value It's a plugin. It is not shipped with Neovim. > I just want…

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    Comment #21300158

    > Lua already is a first class, built in scripting language in Neovim. Yes. > (it can be disabled at build time) No, Lua is not optional in Neovim.

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    Comment #21040096

    I agree, but it's inevitable. The state has claimed all conceivable cut-points or transitions: - Transportation. Any time you want to go somewhere by car or plane (and potentially …

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    Comment #20981979

    Replying to PeCaN: > slightly concerned that neovim started to cut bloat in vim and ended up implementing a compositing window manager with fake transparency. "Window manager" exis…

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    Comment #20981875

    inoremap + vnoremap "+y cnoremap +

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    Comment #20981857

    yes and yes.

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    Comment #20981658

    You can create mappings for that. Adding a bazillion one-off options like "Use Ctrl Keys" to avoid creating mappings, defeats the purpose of using vim, since creating mappings is t…