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@livingcoder @snaggen Yep, I proposed it because I was tired of recording (neo)vim macros for that. I can’t recall who implemented it but they made it surprisingly quickly, and looks like it works well.

@Arbitrary I did this a while ago, you might find it useful. It abandons the more traditional vector concept of sequential insert, so that remove() can be implemented. https://github.com/Alonely0/Lariv

@ron Too many linked lists is one of my favorites https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/

@mmstick @Ogeon Have you looked into the algorithm Google uses for material you on Android? You could use it to do the same in Cosmic.

@MakeAvoy @snaggen Have you ever written a recursive macro with multiple variadic arguments, my friend? It is so cursed, yet so good when it works (if it works).

@Pfalkingham @Klystron you could use a case that elevates the fold’s thickness to match the camera bump.

@cheery_coffee @Klystron You have the option to also export to raw, so that you’ll have the full sensor data, without lossy compression, processing or AI.

@ExLisper @aluminium Android and iOS have been intercalating featureful and polishing updates with each other for a while now.

@BoredomAddict @steltek And it’s a shame because the apple silicon chips are awesome in terms of efficiency, their speakers are as good as it gets on a laptop and they’re super super well built. Not to say that they run linux well enough for it to be usable as a daily driver. But that keyboard and that trackpad… I’d replace them with my Thinkpad’s in a heartbeat.

@zikk_transport2 @Kyoyeou the cloud is someone else’s computer, and I’d rather have my data on mine. I can understand why a normal user, who can barely manage their own computer, would want someone else to do it for them. But I am perfectly capable of doing my own backups and self-hosting random crap.