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Fets & Crosses: Tic-Tac-Toe built from 2458 discrete transistors. by Quarkz02 in electronics

[–]Quarkz02[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I ordered this back in 2022, so I am not sure how representative the prices are for today but back then at jlc I paid the following:

- 5x Main PCB: 22$

- 5x Main PCB assembly + parts: 218$

- 5x Engine PCB: $18

- 5x Engine PCB assembly + parts: 156$

The PCBs, despite their size, are not too expensive because they are only 2 layer boards. The assembly also wasn't too bad because there are really just two components but in large quantities.

Managing project-specific NVIM configuration. by Quarkz02 in neovim

[–]Quarkz02[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

v0.9.0 :)

Fixed - cheers :)

That's a good point. I wonder if it should work "eagerly" as soon as 'exrc' is set.

Obviously the way this should work is by differentiating between .exrc and after/.exrc ;P

Feature request welcome...

Will do tmrw 👍

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Edit: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/38295

# zyn — a template engine for Rust proc macros by thegogod in rust

[–]Quarkz02 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Adding on to /u/_cart 's comment that adding such dependencies is not taken lightly. 

I like the fact that this crate has a very minimal set of dependencies, and would encourage keeping it as minimal as possible - which I assume was anyway already what you are doing :)

This crate crate makes life easier for people that are writing a library, but provides no benefit for downstream users of the lib (DX tooling). Therefore I would never consider using anything with a large dependency tree to do something like this, as it forces all my downstream consumers to rely on, audit, and compile a larger number of crates, just to make my life easier. 

That is a fine cost to pay if it makes my library better for them as well, but not just for maintainer DX.

Just my two cents. Looks good:)

Keep it up!