I get what you're saying. The problem is that it is not really a matter of if plugins are supported or not. Helix will have plugins in the future. There is work being done towards it – mainly design work right now and…
Helix does not want to limit itself by what NeoVim is: > If Neovim is the modern Vim, then Helix is post-modern. /s
The ability to use plugins is no quality in itself. Even if Helix would support plugins tomorrow, it would not magically mean you could use the same (or equal) plugins from your vim experience – someone needs to write…
> Ditching Rust ... have i missed something?
No, the primary reason is limited access to the energy market and limited resources on their island and that they're an island. And there is China. Hydrogen is a wonderful alternative if you don't have alternatives. But…
I hope you don't want to play the "hydrogen fuel is the way to go, look at japan" card. There are very good reasons for japan to invest in hydrogen that are not applicable to the rest of the world.
The main problem is the mess that is called html/css. You can't "just" build a simple browser with limited resources anymore. And by limited i mean thousands of man-years of work backed by a multi million organization.…
What was the result of your benchmark – just a ballpark number would be great on what to expect from the async version.
It is to be honest. I checked out various OS's and being involved in one of them ( Redox OS ). The problem is that this is "just" the OS part. There are multiple layers above and multiple layers below. Understanding the…
This sounds super awesome! I can't imagine how interesting those times might have been. I started to play around with a 6502 just because there is the possibility to understand the system to some extend. Modern day…
If you fight with the rust compiler the same amount as you do with a C compiler than you're making something wrong in both languages. Don't get me wrong but the rust and C compiler are on the direct opposite of the…
Which is in part written by the author and creator of Swift. Keep this in mind while reading this. Not to sound judgmental but I would be curious while Bill Gates explains to me why windows makes sense for X.
Is this what is known as pi or dependent types?
Hardware can misbehave. If the kernel can detect that it is reasonable to shut down the machine and preventing data corruptions. I cannot think of a kernel developer who would laugh at that.
> I don’t know Rust well That is one problem and i don't want to attack you. This is something Rust needs to work on! Rust is indeed a relatively hard language to learn and understand and it is not really clear from the…
Still no date as input type :(
You're overlooking that Rusts "solution"(borrowing, livetimes, etc. ) is not only solving the same problem that garbage collection tries to solve. Garbage collection is "only" solving the "memory resource problem".…
I can assure the lower bound is at least one. Thanks for boosting my productivity!
It is even worse. You can recover from backups but that implies that you already know at which point you destroyed your data and how fast you discovered that – if that ever happens. Imagine you're collecting data over a…
Is this also true to user downloads from a website? The majority of your clients get our apps via Enterprise certificates not through the Apple store process.
Is this only true for store downloads? Because the majority of our apps is delivered simply by a website download through the device via Enterprise certificates.
This project is "dead" for quite some time now. Don't know if they really restructure the project (this was the last active conversation i witnessed in the issues section https://github.com/cyndis/qmlrs/issues/28 ) or…
> I'd rather work on modern AND stable language (I actually do, its not Swift, buy that's not my point) Greetings fellow Rust user ;)
Sure. It is a private field(no pub) preventing you from constructing that type with a literal. It is of type "unit" '()' so it does not add up space for the type. "unit" has only one value that makes it "zero-sized".…
I wrote you a little example but i think you need to know rust to really understand it :( https://is.gd/FlBCJ0 you cannot uncomment the comments in the main function and use it wrong, the compiler prevents you to…
I get what you're saying. The problem is that it is not really a matter of if plugins are supported or not. Helix will have plugins in the future. There is work being done towards it – mainly design work right now and…
Helix does not want to limit itself by what NeoVim is: > If Neovim is the modern Vim, then Helix is post-modern. /s
The ability to use plugins is no quality in itself. Even if Helix would support plugins tomorrow, it would not magically mean you could use the same (or equal) plugins from your vim experience – someone needs to write…
> Ditching Rust ... have i missed something?
No, the primary reason is limited access to the energy market and limited resources on their island and that they're an island. And there is China. Hydrogen is a wonderful alternative if you don't have alternatives. But…
I hope you don't want to play the "hydrogen fuel is the way to go, look at japan" card. There are very good reasons for japan to invest in hydrogen that are not applicable to the rest of the world.
The main problem is the mess that is called html/css. You can't "just" build a simple browser with limited resources anymore. And by limited i mean thousands of man-years of work backed by a multi million organization.…
What was the result of your benchmark – just a ballpark number would be great on what to expect from the async version.
It is to be honest. I checked out various OS's and being involved in one of them ( Redox OS ). The problem is that this is "just" the OS part. There are multiple layers above and multiple layers below. Understanding the…
This sounds super awesome! I can't imagine how interesting those times might have been. I started to play around with a 6502 just because there is the possibility to understand the system to some extend. Modern day…
If you fight with the rust compiler the same amount as you do with a C compiler than you're making something wrong in both languages. Don't get me wrong but the rust and C compiler are on the direct opposite of the…
Which is in part written by the author and creator of Swift. Keep this in mind while reading this. Not to sound judgmental but I would be curious while Bill Gates explains to me why windows makes sense for X.
Is this what is known as pi or dependent types?
Hardware can misbehave. If the kernel can detect that it is reasonable to shut down the machine and preventing data corruptions. I cannot think of a kernel developer who would laugh at that.
> I don’t know Rust well That is one problem and i don't want to attack you. This is something Rust needs to work on! Rust is indeed a relatively hard language to learn and understand and it is not really clear from the…
Still no date as input type :(
You're overlooking that Rusts "solution"(borrowing, livetimes, etc. ) is not only solving the same problem that garbage collection tries to solve. Garbage collection is "only" solving the "memory resource problem".…
I can assure the lower bound is at least one. Thanks for boosting my productivity!
It is even worse. You can recover from backups but that implies that you already know at which point you destroyed your data and how fast you discovered that – if that ever happens. Imagine you're collecting data over a…
Is this also true to user downloads from a website? The majority of your clients get our apps via Enterprise certificates not through the Apple store process.
Is this only true for store downloads? Because the majority of our apps is delivered simply by a website download through the device via Enterprise certificates.
This project is "dead" for quite some time now. Don't know if they really restructure the project (this was the last active conversation i witnessed in the issues section https://github.com/cyndis/qmlrs/issues/28 ) or…
> I'd rather work on modern AND stable language (I actually do, its not Swift, buy that's not my point) Greetings fellow Rust user ;)
Sure. It is a private field(no pub) preventing you from constructing that type with a literal. It is of type "unit" '()' so it does not add up space for the type. "unit" has only one value that makes it "zero-sized".…
I wrote you a little example but i think you need to know rust to really understand it :( https://is.gd/FlBCJ0 you cannot uncomment the comments in the main function and use it wrong, the compiler prevents you to…