I am using it but to be honest it's simple enough to use Claude code for what I do.

the main thing I am doing is slowly cleaning up my 15k email inbox.

I'm using himalaya, an awesome cli tool to access emails, and openclaw to take my requests and make them commands and run then.

the one good thing that openclaw has over Claude code is that its easy to tell it "always remember X" and it has the ability to do it, thanks to the extra .md files it has set up. I'm sure it's easy enough to do it with Claude code and a directory with a Claude.md and another for the memory or rules. but openclaw is ready already.

is this made with AI? I saw the “not quote and quote” in the description and it reads like a failed speech-to-text.

A friend recently shared this with me. I think you'll like it.

https://eli.li/december-adventure

Thanks, I like this.

I would upvote at least 10 times if I could.

This!

I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub.

If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.

Iosevka is a great font, but it has SO MANY options, that I doubt one person's Iosevka is super comparable to anothers. =) I know I certainly customized the heck out of mine.

Oh snap! It does, but the default is also awesome, I use it default.

Out of curiosity, what options do you use? I might wanna try some.

Not the person you replied to, but I use Iosevka Fixed which is default except everything is always fixed-width and there are no ligatures.

Yeah, you can (almost) make Iosevka feel any way you want, and it would be nearly impossible to do it justice in a comparison like this.

Here are the options I currently use: https://www.jonashietala.se/iosevka/

I too missed Iosevka, I got Nanum Gothic Coding with no font names. I would like this site (or a docker container) to be more like "give it a list of fonts and it randomizes the pair-ups each time"

Yeah, I too missed Comic Mono

OK but the animations are amazing!!

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I might be totally wrong, but it feels like reimplementing all of vim is not easier that mapping neovim stuff to zed stuff. The author says they would lose it if they embed neovim, but I'm not yet convinced.

I'm not convinced either.

Does the zed editor not have plugins?

I have been a vi/vim/neovim user for decades, and I actually use vscode more because of an excellent neovim plugin that does exactly what the author is eschewing: embedding neovim itself.

I have seen so many attempts at trying to include vi keybindings. Mostly, they fall short enough that the attempts are almost worthless. You have to get it mostly right or it fails to satisfy the very people you are trying to lure.

which vscode extension do you use? I remember the neovim one was buggy with selections, so I use the other big vim extension, vsvim or something.

Zed's vim plugin is not all there. I just ran into an example case.

This text - 'asdf-asdf'. If you put the cursor on the hyphen and in Normal mode press dw - in Zed this deletes all the way to the ' and in neovim it only deletes the hyphen, I guess it counts as its own word. Subtle differences like these throw off your muscle memory.

Zed sees that whole string as one word object..

I don't know, multiple people editing the same file sounds like it would be hard to implement in nvim. Idk though, I don't know how they work.

If they add more features, though, they'd have to make sure that they work with nvim. As the amount of features grows, that would become harder.

I would definitely prefer embedded neovim, but I can definitely see why they'd do it this way.

You can't map neovim stuff to zed stuff if the foundations ("the data structures to represent text, the CRDTs, the render pipeline, the custom Async Rust runtime" FTA) are different.

Nice! One thing to note is that typing on the search is case sensitive. Please make it insensitive, so I don't have to type M instead of m.