Their collab feature looks promising. But I can't move to Zed yet, because it's laggy on both my Linux laptop and workstation. They need to fix these issues first.
I have been using Typst[1] for taking notes on machine learning. The web based editor is fast (updates are instantaneous). The syntax is almost like Markdown. I tried to learn LaTeX but Typst seems to have an easier learning curve.
> A macro declaration is a user-defined Dart class that implements one or more new built-in macro interfaces. Macros in Dart are written in normal imperative Dart code. There is not a separate "macro language".
Is it worth watching this series if I want to develop operating systems and write drivers for USB, GPU and other stuffs? I just love interfacing with hardware devices.
I use nvim mostly when I want to edit some conf file in the terminal. Recently I wanted to change that. So I tried AstroNvim, but it was so slow, like I was getting input lags. Now I am using mainly vscode and helix. I want to use vim so badly, but I can't.
I really want to use vim, but I can't because it's laggy whenever I try to use a premade setup like AstroNvim. I don't want to learn how to setup my vim enviroment. I want a VSCode-like experience in vim, out-of-the-box. I have used Helix for some time, but it has it's annoyances.
Wait? it doesn't make any sense. So any userspace program can call `setuid(0)` and `execv()`? Why is there sudo in the first place? I am not getting it.