Readit NewsIt appears to be a VSCode fork, and supports VSC marketplace extensions, so I would guess Electron
Hard to look at slower editors after sublime speed and hyper speed from zed rust
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Is it electron or rust?
Pipes are extremely useful. But I guess it just depends on your use case. I do a lot of scripting.
If you dislike their (relative) slowness, it's open source, you can participate in making them faster.
And I'm sure that after this HN post we'll see some patches and merge requests.
+1 yes pipes are what shell scripting quite useful and allow for easy composition of the different unix shell utilities
noloblo commented on Tmux is worse-is-better hiandrewquinn.github.io/t... · Posted by u/hiAndrewQuinn
Love tmux. I don't find myself splitting one window into panes very often, but I certainly use multiple "tabs" (windows) in a tmux session. I keep a tmux session running on my work computer, which has logins to all my commonly needed systems. I can ssh in from home (or anywhere), attach to that tmux session, and instantly have everything I need.
how do you attach to a tmux session via ssh?
noloblo commented on Tmux is worse-is-better hiandrewquinn.github.io/t... · Posted by u/hiAndrewQuinn
Basic `screen` or `tmux` awareness (how to start it, how to create and switch between windows, how to reattach if disconnected) should be in the toolkit of anyone who finds themself needing to SSH into a server.
Especially in startups, where you can't afford to be sitting atop massive too-big-to-fail enterprise bureaucracy, and need to understand the systems, and work creatively and efficiently with them.
i use neovim and screen as defaults and find them quite useful, but never found tmux useful, please change my mind tmux what are good starter tutorials?
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unpaywall : https://archive.ph/3Nk0U
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Zed only has syntax highlighting and an ai assistant, but that's it. Even though Vscode (and the rest) is still also considered a text editor and not a IDE, they have by far way more features.
Sure, you get super duper high speed, but at what cost?