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I for one appreciate a public figure with a wildly opposed mindset to the Silicon Valley/VC-Funded/Ultrascaling/whatever crowd. The pushback is warranted and on point, especially t…

I'd consider the opinions professional criticisms of Jarred. While focused on him individually I don't think they are very personal

Horribly turned off by the AI-generated image

A screenshot of the UI would've been nice in the README. Benchmarks are hard to evaluate without a comparison to pandoc or other solutions. Still, neat project. I love small, point…

Miro is a native pdf viewer for Windows and Linux (and macOS) built with iced and mupdf-rs. Following some momentum from the last update we've managed to push out another release! …

Seeing as I'm attempting to build my own CAD program in Rust I checked out the hosted website. I'm not really sure what is supposed to be working and what isn't. I can't help but t…

That is already supported :) The interface can be light or dark and the pdf can be light or dark, independent of each other if you so please.

finally managed to dedicate some time to a feature that has been on my mind for a long while. Previously the pdf viewer could only show one page at a time which implied some fricti…

I've been trying out Zed for a while now and it's been a nice experience for 90% of the time. What bothers me the most is the half-baked Vim mode. Granted it is better than almost …

Include a screenshot in the readme before sharing your projects. I am not going to install your neovim distro just for a chance of seeing what it looks like

> Writing design documents, properly tracking decisions, careful planning, building infrastructure and deciding on expensive infrastructure projects, all sorts of compliance stuff.…

Miro is a native pdf viewer for Windows and Linux (and macOS) built with iced and mupdf-rs. You may remember it from my slightly aggressively titled post "I hate acrobat" ( https:/…

Benchmark, benchmark and benchmark. Chrome has really good performance benchmarking tools. Find your expensive hot spots and see what can be cached. Hopefully you'll find some sign…

This can be asked for basically any non-trivial GUI application. Why doesn't linux have: - Photoshop - Premiere - CAD software - Lightroom IMO the answer is the lack of good UI too…

Of course Zathura + any backend works through XWayland. But as mentioned I also use Windows and want to use the same program (or something with the same key bindings) on both opera…

Of course Zathura + any backend works through XWayland. But as mentioned I also use Windows and want to use the same program (or something with the same key bindings) on both opera…

Of course Zathura + any backend works through XWayland. But as mentioned I also use Windows and want to use the same program (or something with the same key bindings) on both opera…

Not yet, and maybe not ever. MuPDF for sure has most of the capabilities of interacting with forms. But for my workflow I mostly create and read pdfs, I don't fill out much informa…

From a quick glance it seems to be a GNOME application? So that would rule out Windows support right?

Sumatra PDF totally slipped my mind. I think I had issues with getting VIM bindings to work as I wanted to, but they for sure deserve a mention.

You right! It's been over a year since I evaluated hayro and sadly the performance wasn't good enough yet for a 60 fps render. I actually chatted for a bit with Laurenz (the develo…

Let me know if you encounter any issues. The software is very much a beta program. Love your idea of using vials. How do you get a controlled amount of resistors out of there? Do y…

While the UI isn't set up for it atm, the database already handles the case of more than 49 unique parts. My idea was to have several of these grids stacked on top of each other in…