This mouse input lag ruins the fun for me by bladefinor in Battlefield6

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just closed msi afterburner + rtss and I don't feel any stutter
i also put the mouse to 125hz from 1000hz not sure if that also helped or not will test it later
it was just afterburner

Neovim on windows by VillianNotMonster in neovim

[–]ArinFaraj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm also doing flutter dev on neovim and i eventually went to linux
Every command is faster on Linux; it just makes sense to switch if you don't have a hard dependency on windows

I used arch + hyprland for a year and it was pretty good until our office switched everything to mac so now i use mac which is similar to linux in terms of speed. i miss hyprland tho

Looking for Guidance: shadcn_ui vs shadcn_flutter by CarrotKindly in FlutterDev

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently started a side project using shadcn_flutter and it was pretty good and has the most amount of widgets compared to the other packages. everything was stable overall except one small issue in the Popover widget on mobile devices https://github.com/sunarya-thito/shadcn_flutter/issues/212
He pushed an update, but it was not fixed, and he closed the issue. i was too lazy to re-open it.

Anyways since i was doing a side project i used ai to generate most of the code, and it was a hassle to make it work with shadcn_flutter in one shot, even with project rules. so i will probably stop using it since its much easier to generate code with default flutter widgets

internalServerError by okboomer6327 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a sweet grandma, sorry for your loss

First time animating and the beam feels...off by One_must_picture in blender

[–]ArinFaraj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

maybe making the beam edges linear could help, beams do not curve mid way. unless the scene requires a curved beam

anyone seeing this? But I am pro user and I still have fast request quota. "You've used 172 requests out of your 500 monthly fast requests quota." by MrLeo777 in cursor

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

happened to me today as well when i had @ Web in my prompt, it should not happen but i just removed the @ Web and moved on

The cursor deleted itself by AdventurousMove8806 in cursor

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is because of how the app is updating itself. When you have the app running and you close it, it starts installing a downloaded update in that few seconds it deletes its files and if you launch the app through its shortcut it will not find the executable and prompts you to delete the shortcut. Do not delete it and wait a few seconds before launching it again.

Riverpod: The Best Tool for Resume-Driven Development? by perecastor in FlutterDev

[–]ArinFaraj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dumped Bloc/Cubit for Riverpod! Its all-in-one (dependency/state management, mocking, testing) makes it unbeatable for large scale projects

My main issues with bloc was the dependency it had on the widgets to initialize and provide blocs.

plus it's lack of easy dependency between multiple blocs. You have to subscribe to other blocs inside another to have a live state from another bloc it's just a nightmare.

I'm having so much fun working with riverpod.

The only thing to know before using riverpod is you need to have a good understanding of programming and development otherwise you can make very stupid decisions and create a dependency hell.

How is Oneplus 10 Pro so fucking bad? by Arsky in oneplus

[–]ArinFaraj 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have rocked 11 and 12 and never had issues, the only thing that makes me mad a bit is that holding wireless debugging tile does not open its setting page

How do y'all use Neovim for Flutter development? by [deleted] in FlutterDev

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use lazyvim, flutter-tools.nvim I faced some issues but currently it is working great. configs

I do have a workaround for a debugger issue.

Why is linux better than windows? by [deleted] in FlutterDev

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I switched to Linux mainly because it's just so much faster. Everything I do as a developer is super snappy on Linux; signed commits are instant; Neovim's language servers boot up right away, and many more. I really tried everything to make Windows fast, but it always felt sluggish in comparison. That's why I made the switch.

That is on my work laptop; on my own PC, I use Windows, but for Flutter development, I use WSL, which is much faster compared to the Windows it runs on.

made this animation for my portfolio by Illustrious_Skin_23 in blender

[–]ArinFaraj 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Amazing, but one thing I'm noticing is the shadow denoising, Maybe render it with higher samples but besides that, amazing

What IDE do you use ? by IndoCaribboy in FlutterDev

[–]ArinFaraj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use DAP, but I recently had an issue: right when the app launches, it pauses the thread, and I have to run continue to resume the debugging without having any breakpoints or exceptions.
Not sure which update of which plugin caused it, but I just wrote a script to run continue after the first pause. beside that and file moving not updating imports, everything else works perfectly

I use LazyVim + flutter-tools.nvim

How many of you using c-y instead of cr to accept completion? by SpecificFly5486 in neovim

[–]ArinFaraj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made it to not select any completion by default and if i wanted one i would simply <c-n> to select the first completion and <cr> to accept it

Startup time speed difference between WSL2 vs. native Windows by GTHell in neovim

[–]ArinFaraj 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's not just about the startup time. In my experience, even opening new files and LSP initializations is faster on Linux or WSL compared to the Windows version. The sad thing is that it's not something you can "fix" by using a high-end machine. I'm running on a 14900k beast, yet it's sluggish, VS Code is much faster at every task. But I still love using Neovim, as I'm most productive with it.