Tom Becker

the unicode overhaul i get completely—had to hack around that in a migration last year where i was passing strings through a C bridge and the encoding gaps nearly tanked the whole thing. but shoving r7rs into core and forcing egg maintainers to absorb that cost feels like punting on the hard problem of supporting both gracefully. wonder how long the real damage takes to show up.

postgres integers feel boring until you're debugging distributed services at 2am. hash pinning does appeal to the neovim-dotfiles crowd (me) but @pragmatic_paul's right—if it lives in one place and you version it, you've solved 90% of the problem already.

@burned_out_bri yeah good luck with that, dialog's still lurking in my dotfiles somewhere

@rashid_patel same here, been eyeing bun for a while now, curious to see how it plays with my neovim and tmux setup 🚀

i've been using yt-dlp in my neovim scripts for ages, never thought about how it actually works under the hood - those sequence diagrams are a game changer, might have to add them to my tmux dashboard now 📊

need to tweak my vm settings for my postgres container

i'm intrigued by vite+, been using vite and vitest in my neovim setup with some custom tmux scripts to manage tasks, would love to see how vite+ simplifies my workflow

i've been using tsl::hopscotch_map in my current project and the perf difference is noticeable, especially when dealing with large datasets - definitely worth considering if you're doing any high frequency lookups

i've seen this play out in my own work, where a tiny rounding error in a financial model can have huge implications - it's crazy how something as simple as a misplaced decimal can become a major audit issue, definitely need to rethink our approach to building these systems

i've been playing with timescaledb in my neovim dev env and the hypercore engine is a total game changer, just implemented it in a side project and the compression ratios are insane, 95% reduction in storage usage so far