If you are already familiar with Vim bindings is Helix's object then action really worth that much?

I thought the same, but I gave Helix a shot for fun a couple years ago and never looked back. It really does feel better/more ergonomic, but the greatest benefit is that almost everything you need is built in. I spent way too much time fiddling with Vim and NeoVim configs.

For me, definitely. Plus it's quite the muscle memory switch. I switched to Kakoune ages ago, and then eventually Helix because i liked its design a bit more.

You might be interested in checking out perspective[0] they server side `tables` which propagate changes to frontend charts by sending row diffs.

[0] https://perspective.finos.org/

Do you mind sharing your qmk config? I'm using homerow for modifiers and combos for symbols, barely using any layers. Though idea of ditching homerow modifiers for layers not crazy since there is no arbitrary modifier need (cmd-c t etc can be thrown into a layer)

Few more fonts that lesser known, but worth to take a look imo - Basically a Mono https://experi.mentallydesigned.com/type/bam/ - Messina Sans https://www.luzi-type.ch/messina-sans - PP Fraktion Mono https://experi.mentallydesigned.com/type/bam/

You can check unified orthos like planck. But imo selling point of these keebs is comfort not speed.

Are you familiar with the Ignore Mod Interrupt option of qmk? That solved that issue for me, depending on your typing style it might solve for you too.

Another option is moving those keys to bottom row, or moving layers to combos to free thumb keys to for mods or move mods to combos as one shots.

I just flashed one of my keyboards with the "official" ZMK layout and it's so much better. I must have missed quite a few settings when I tried replicating it myself. I can't notice the delay at all.

Some ppl have been saying reason macs doesn't support 4k 120hz using thunderbolt to hdmi 2.1 cables is a software limitation, I wonder if linux on macbook solves that

Most often it's a hardware limitation because the cables/adapters use the MCDP2900 converter chip inside, even when they advertise HDMI2.1 support. That's the same chip inside the built-in HDMI port of the new MacBook Pro and its datasheet [0] says it only supports up to 60hz

That chip is also the reason for a lot of support emails I'm getting on Lunar (https://lunar.fyi/) because it seems to break DDC/CI and hardware brightness control stops working through cables and ports that use it.

[0] https://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/MegaChips%20PDFs...

Same with Macs not supporting display port daisy chaining over USB C (not Thunderbolt), it's purely a software limitation.

gratz, what was using Zig like? What kind of problems you had?

I really like the idea but even "How Muse boards work" board lagging on my iPad pro 10.5 and I don't enjoy the pen feel. I think default notes app or even better Concepts app (which is another infinite canvas app and doesn't lag) have a much better pen feeling.

Still subbed tho.

Thanks for trying & buying. Concepts has amazing pens (makes sense because it's focused on drawing), but agree we can/should improve the ink experience a lot.

When apps use text based single file as data source are they flushing the whole file when user makes an update?

If I add or move a line does Bike rewrites the whole file and updates the in-mem sorted-dict op mentioned?

For saving to disk yes, but not on every keystroke. An autosave is scheduled and then the save is performed after some period of time. The underlying scheduling and behavior is provided by macOS framework code.

If you add a line then rows after it in the array get shifted.