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I wrote NerdCalci ( https://github.com/vishaltelangre/NerdCalci ), a free calculator app for Android. Besides, I made a lot of automation scripts (mostly using Ruby) that run on my…

> when MBA/MBP are consistently achieving 10-16+ with real-world use. Really? I have a 2019 MBP and it doesn't last more than 3 hrs on 100% charge. The only usage is for the web de…

Very inspiring and insightful story! Thanks for sharing it.

https://vishaltelangre.com I write about general programming stuff (but not active for a year now). A little zine book on Consul I had written last year (it's free, btw) - https://…

Messages app on iOS is the most frustrating app I have to use often and Apple doesn't allow any alternative as well. There is no way to star/pin certain messages in it. It doesn't …

Here[1] is the detailed case study of rewriting Stylo in Rust which Steve mentioned in the above comment. [1] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/02/rewriting-a-browser-compon...

This is no longer true. `ff` searches through all files recursively by default no matter whether a file or directory is enlisted in ".gitignore" or is hidden. There are flags to ch…

UPDATE: Now ff also uses threads to achieve parallelism.

In ff v0.1.4, the results are dramatically improved. > ff '.*.js' ~/projects > /dev/null 7.59s user 24.21s system 337% cpu 9.413 total

In ff v0.1.3, the slowness is reduced to some extent. > ff '.*.js' ~/projects > /dev/null 5.79s user 14.77s system 97% cpu 21.024 total > find -E ~/projects -type f -regex '.*.js' …

> `fd` uses threads and `ff` does not. Author here. This is true. ff does not use threads right now. I have started learning Rust just a few days ago. I am not quite yet familiar w…

Related discussion - https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/av31ae/ff_find_files_... .