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mjlbach

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    Comment #44066800

    I'm definitely stealing this hack, what a great way to filter for high potential people.

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    Comment #41471180

    I understand your implication, however I’m not behind any brigading.

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    Comment #41471176

    We have a sign-up because we ensure users accept our terms of service and acceptable use policy before creating their first video, which affirms they understand how their data is u…

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    Comment #41470968

    I welcome competition, but they have made disingenuous claims about being first after having chatted with our team (in person), are using celebrity deepfakes for their advertising,…

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    Comment #41470876

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41470864

    FYI dang they kinda ripped off our product down to copying the UI (Hedra.com). Our model is about 12x faster and supports 4 minute long videos…

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    Comment #41470853

    hedra.com

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    Comment #41470760

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41470542

    Michael from Hedra, your choice is not novel :)

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    Comment #41385336

    Super curious if you're evaluating options what you're finding on the market we (hedra.com) are evaluating options right now and the cost is astronomical when you go above 500,000 …

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    Comment #31176691

    > That's a bold claim. Migrating from NCM + clangd integration is absolutely slower. You'll have to define slower (time to diagnostics, time to completion, are you really talking a…

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    Comment #31155423

    > My experience is now much buggier, slower You'll have to file a bug report, because none of the built-in LSP stuff should cause any performance degradation. > syntax highlighting…

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    Comment #31047635

    lspconfig maintainer here, minor info dump: Lspconfig currently has 3 parts, the default settings for the servers, an implicit project detector to trigger when to launch the server…

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    Comment #31043150

    Of course :) Lspconfig adds an autocommand that does this for you when it detects the filetype, and includes the start commands (that's it, all the other functionality is in core.

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    Comment #31043077

    > is much less reliable version-to-version Source? We have an extremely extensive test suite for the built-in client that must pass for every merge, and we currently have ~30 open …

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    Comment #31043049

    If you're having a powershell issue, you can file an issue. I'm not a Windows user or powershell user, but when I tested the PR (before merging it) I was able to get it running in …

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    Comment #31043037

    > completion, snippets This is fine in the nvim-cmp world, there's a config example in the lspconfig wiki, it's about 5 lines for the integration. The recommended lspconfig configu…

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    Comment #31043001

    I think currently Helix targets a different audience. Helix does not have a plugin system (there is an ~1 year old proposal to use WASM but until it is functional the point is moot…

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    Comment #31042300

    > The last time I tried neovim the LSP kept crashing for me on random occasions, some plugins had considerable performance issues, some things weren't async, and so forth. Any issu…

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    Comment #31042111

    nvim-cmp has been the dominant plugin for about a year now, and I keep the lspconfig wiki (mostly) up to date +/- a few days if anything changes

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    Comment #31042091

    > Cause we can siphon from the huge man-hours of development and polish that M$ has put on VSCode. Anything done on the language server side is already coc/built-in client agnostic…

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    Comment #31041851

    Neovim does bundle an LSP client.You can launch and attach with ~6 LoC. See `:help lsp` https://paste.sr.ht/~mjlbach/1a1df5cd61627e87ea4c4355a0473bf...

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    Comment #29397430

    Random neovim maintainer here: These are just my top 5. * vim.diagnostic (see gpanders talk at https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1220189913?t=00h58m27s ) * vim.json (api-fast safe json …

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    Comment #28382361

    I have a framework. Battery life varies between 2 (physics simulation + opengl rendering), 3 (zoom meetings on Wayland), 5 (netflix on firefox), 7 (local streaming with mpv), 8 (ca…

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    Comment #27719007

    That's an interesting idea! It's for sure possible, it would just take some conditionals/functions to reset diagnostics in your init.vim/init.lua. I personally turn off virtual_tex…