I built a Spotify client that's native and fast, no Electron.
Available for Linux, MacOS and Windows.
`yay -S fastpotify` on Arch/Omarchy
I seriously can't stop building.
https://t.co/lUPfRKndom
Idk, I've turned into a DSL disliker. Yes it's useful in a lot of cases for people who dont know the general pl, but for me personally, let me just write my definitions, configs, sequences, etc. in a general purpose pl, ideally in which the underlying system is written in
gopls is one of the best language servers. It doesn't eat all of the CPU and memory, providing instant code suggestions. Unlike some poorly made LS implementations, I never had an issue where a function/method exists but gopls doesn't suggest it.
@nyxdotlumen@HSVSphere They see this as a positive thing. "They fixed 3 critical vulnerabilities in 2 days." To understand omarchy you have embrace the vibe coder mindset.
TOML is the 3rd best option for human writeable configurations. INI doesn't have universal spec, JSON needs quote everything. And did you know YAML is a superset of JSON?
I’m having a real problem: why is TOML a thing? Someone decided to reinvent INI files from the 1980s and discard all of the reasons we moved on from them over the last 40 years
Why would I choose TOML over JSON, XML, or even YAML?