A billboard seen in Texas with “y’all” misspelled as “ya’ll”
I am appalled that such an egregious typo made it past so many people that it actually ended up on a billboard.
Y’all need better proofreaders
Thanks to @linkarzu.bsky.social for hosting a great discussion.
Neovim vs Emacs Roundtable youtu.be/SnhcXR9CKno
looking at the bluesky wassup
If no one in Dallas sets fire to a car because of the Luka trade can we even say we are a sports city?
😭
I wrote about the Luka trade, how the Mavericks think they know better than everyone, and how it has never, ever been more obvious that the people making the decisions aren’t from here and don’t know this team’s story. What a disaster.
www.dmagazine.com/sports/2025/...
do you know how bad you have to be as president to make the Luka to Lakers thing the 2nd dumbest trade related news of the last 24hrs
I’ve been covering the NBA for 37 years. Almost nothing that happens - deals, free agent signings, draft choices, coach hiring/firings - rises to the level of, as the great Ben Bradlee used to call them, “Holy S—t” stories. You just used to crazy.
This is a “Holy S—t” trade.
Mavericks just made the worst trade of all time. I’m in disbelief. I guess I’m a Lakers fan now
Neovim/NeoVim/NeoVIM checking in
Neovim's embedded terminal emulator now (partially) supports the Kitty keyboard protocol, meaning you can run Neovim with Kitty support running inside of Neovim with Kitty support (possibly running inside of Kitty)
#neovim
github.com/neovim/neovi...
That’s on me! I’ll be in touch soon.
Focus looks interesting. Have you read Chip War? Highly recommend, great history of the semiconductor manufacturing industry
Yea basically. OSC 133 is used to annotate the shell prompt at different points (start of prompt, end of prompt, start of cmd output, etc). This is what terminals use for their shell integration features.
Being a good writer has always been valuable, but in an era of bland AI slop I suspect that being able to write with an authentic, human voice is effectively becoming a super power
One thing about Ghostty that deserves all the hype it's getting is its native OS integration. People don't always know what I mean when I say this, so I wrote a little bit about it. gpanders.com/blog/ghostty...
Ghostty will be public any day now, so you'll be able to see for yourself soon.
"Don't be nice or eager to please. Imaging you are an editor at a publishing firm. Be ruthless" is a great LLM prompt to evaluate your writing. Suggestions are way too softball otherwise.
You're the first to ask about it. I suggest opening an issue on GitHub so we can track it.
:terminal is getting a lot of love in the 0.11 release
Can be anything. This is just plugin code I wrote (and I happened to use signs)
Demoing prompt markers in the embedded Neovim terminal (similar to VS Code). What do you think?
Today we closed a 9 year old issue in Neovim github.com/neovim/neovi...
Users of Nvim’s embedded terminal emulator, rejoice!
ijq is moving to Codeberg! If you are a packager of ijq for your distro, first of all, thank you! And second of all, be sure to update the upstream URL.
I will continue to mirror ijq to sourcehut for the foreseeable future to avoid breaking existing package scripts.
codeberg.org/gpanders/ijq
The bezels on the buttons are a very nice touch
Textual 1.0 has been released. 🥳
Three years in the making. A TUI framework that is bigger than the terminal.
To celebrate, I want to give away some trade secrets. Because I am appalling at keeping secrets.
Tell me what you think of the diagrams...
textual.textualize.io/blog/2024/12...
The more code I write, the more I become a static linking maximalist.
Dynamic linking should be the exception. The downsides outweigh the benefits in most cases.
Yours sincerely, Currently Debugging glibc Version Mismatches
