For (2), I have the following in my .vimrc and it does close to what you've described: nnoremap <C-p> :FZF ~/src<CR> I feel like there you could make it open the result in a split either by modifying this mapping…
As a bonus, enabling Timestretch [1], then adjusting playback speed [2] gets you up to 2.5x playback without affecting the pitch of the speakers' voices (i.e. no Alvin and the Chipmunks). [1]…
TIL that fonts can include alternates. Now I wonder...are there some underlying principles used to design the font that don’t determine which “a” or “R” to include alone?
Aaah, now I see it, thanks!
Was the double a (“aa”) intentional?
For (2), I have the following in my .vimrc and it does close to what you've described: nnoremap <C-p> :FZF ~/src<CR> I feel like there you could make it open the result in a split either by modifying this mapping…
As a bonus, enabling Timestretch [1], then adjusting playback speed [2] gets you up to 2.5x playback without affecting the pitch of the speakers' voices (i.e. no Alvin and the Chipmunks). [1]…
TIL that fonts can include alternates. Now I wonder...are there some underlying principles used to design the font that don’t determine which “a” or “R” to include alone?
Aaah, now I see it, thanks!
Was the double a (“aa”) intentional?