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in addition to the lofi/ambient, something I’ve really been enjoying recently is this lofi stream with random live air traffic control talk overlaid https://www.lofiatc.com

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I recently learned about diffsitter which uses tree-sitter for meaningful diffs

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helpful video, just learning rust so I’m not as familiar with Arc yet. also, really glad to see other creators using manim (the data viz library by 3blue1brown), it makes good looking animations.

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there can also ne inertia for existing projects though. for example it can be tough to get more research-y work (eg grad students) to switch over from r/python/Matlab for data processing in favor of c/rust

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this one’s a vibe

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this was the first lua plugin I migrated to back when lua support was merged! efficiency difference was noticable, great plugin.

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neat! I’ve been using Colima for a while, so it’s cool to see they have a comparison in their FAQ .

bit leery of it eventually switching to a paid model tho

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without more information, the most straightforward way is to disable your plugins one at a time and test if things are working (could go the other direction: start from no plugins, and install them one at a time). do this by commenting/uncommenting lines in your config and rerunning sync/clean/install or whatever with your plugin manager.

ideally youd have some idea about what specifically is breaking for you. since you say completion maybe start with whatever you use for that (cmp, mason setup, coc, deoplete, ycm)?

edit: forgot to say, but if you post your config that could be helpful in case there’s an obvious err somewhere. is it all macros that fail or only some with specific motions?

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to add to the other comments: I half-switched a while back, wrote a couple of my files in lua. since you can still source lua files from within vim, so I did that until I switched everything over later. it made it easier to do it that way if you already have a lot of config and don’t want to spend a lot of time up-front to learn it

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