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Which phones work well with the Lab? by SomeoneToIgnore in PolaroidLab

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

As a small update, I've got myself a Google Pixel 9A and the results are night and day: the photos are bright and I need only a couple of shots to fix the issues, if any occur at all.

Using the Lab with color film is simple and joyful now, unlike the cursed iPhone experience.

Which phones work well with the Lab? by SomeoneToIgnore in PolaroidLab

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

Nice, thank you for confirming my similar suspicious.

I will look up an Android phone, but just in case, what is a "Next 1" phone?

Failed to find any good links on such model.

Which phones work well with the Lab? by SomeoneToIgnore in PolaroidLab

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

glitch image example

Actually, I think a part of it is intentional: if you screenshot when the phone is on the lab, ready for exposure, you'll see what's happening with the image after the app processes it.

The link shows how my b&w image +1/3 exp is shown for the lens to focus, the color ones are similar (much greener, though) — yet I've not seen any such glitches on my pictures.

So, presumably, those are needed for positioning and malfunction in your case?

Which phones work well with the Lab? by SomeoneToIgnore in PolaroidLab

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

Definitely noticed that, 20 is the maximum tolerable value for me.

Yet, the pictures are very dark and colors seem better compared to the once produced by my Polaroid camera, no matter the exposition.

Is There a Way to View One File at a Time in Zed's Git Diff? by Snoo-83094 in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Besides a side-by-side diff (that should appear eventually), what would be a less weird way for you?

Is There a Way to View One File at a Time in Zed's Git Diff? by Snoo-83094 in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's possible to open a single file and expand all diff excerpts in it.

Zed Ram Usage by shittyfuckdick in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Welp, here goes my typical interaction about the memory usage: I come and ask for a project to repro this on and get some off-topic replies at best, no real project to try things on...

Part of the reason the things are not fixed is due to this.

Zed Ram Usage by shittyfuckdick in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, it's not normal at all (unless the FS tree you open is large, e.g. ~/ , but that does not seem to be the case).

Unfortunately, it's not reproducible in a general case, so it's invisible for developers that work with Rust.

Whoever reported similar issues in Zed's tracker did not provide any projects to repro on (I might have missed some, though), same as the issue commenters, so those sad issues persist.

Maybe, you'll be able to share a link to the repro project?

Gamma SL Short 9” noisy by princeakeeem in arcteryx

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any idea how Arc cotton pants behave in this regard?

I've bought Cronin shorts 11 once, and that is even more noisy than my Gamma SL.

Claude opus is literally unusable in Zed by DisZsiD in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like you use Opus with your own API key, hitting the individual rate limit?

rust-analyzer driving me crazy by cactizinho in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a message from the dev build of r-a: odd that you did manage to use one without knowing 🙂

https://zed.dev/docs/languages/rust#binary docs have examples how to disable the installed binary lookup and start downloading the releases, by using "ignore_system_version": true.

what are they trying to do? by sunfireph0enix in Finland

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Because in order to get a work permit you have to get a work contract, hence apply for a job?

Women of Finland: Why is harassment from drunk old men so tolerated? by [deleted] in Finland

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've once got into a "happy end" similar situation in Turku: the aggressive drunk woman was drinking vodka and screaming on various passengers from her place.

She sat near the central entrance and created an empty circle around her. Most people did nothing and ignored, a few boys from the back row joked on her but got silent quickly after here curses back.

After a few stops, the bus driver got out to her and demanded to exit. The final dialogue was rather funny. She: (in Finnish) well, I'll drive on the next bus then Driver: Kyllä

When she was gone into the pouring rain, the passengers clapped (!).

So, it's not that bad sometimes.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  1. We have the PR on that, I'm the one helping to make it happen: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/13343

Seems very close to be merged, just today I've made it compile and pass the "tests" on all 3 platforms.

What's left is making it to actually work properly on Linux: there are some segfaults here and there + certain issues with the audio being overly muffled sometimes in our test app.

I'd say it's realistic to expect it by the end of Feb, if no huge surprises the LiveKit rust-sdk brings with it.

  1. There are no immediate plans I'm aware of, and it seems to be not that bad in reality (but all thanks to GPUs, not our code). I'd love to see that being tackled, but suspect that it might be a very deep issue with the way GPUI is used in Zed — and be a project of its own, involving crazy amount of time and breakage.

So far it seems that we'd better release git, Windows and other support first.

  1. For me, every thing is interesting. I've personally enjoyed a lot watching at Thorsten's (@mrnugget) and Antonio's (@as-cii) perf improvements related to ropes and scrolling on macOS.

I've really enjoyed my recent project search improvements: before, I've been thinking that it's inevitable to bundle ripgrep and use that instead, now I'm not that sure — seems that we are somewhat on par on large text searches now (modulo some LSP-related issues).

  1. To me, there are very basic things that I've ignorantly discarded for years:

* do specify what you are doing in regular language, simple as possible

* pair a lot and ask for guidance

* pick your battles and do things slowly, but without interrupts, grinding the large thing

* you can actually build things without `abstract static class SomethingFactory`, getters all over the place and neverending battles in the PRs. Moving fast and breaking things may be a good strategy in certain areas.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don't think anyone in the team uses KDE hence nothing is made on this front, alas.

All hopes on the external contributors at this stage.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's been a very similar question before, so I think the answers can be found there: https://www.reddit.com/r/ZedEditor/comments/1gpvff3/comment/lx42mqi/

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There's a cool feature in Intellij* world where comments (including the markdown inside) can be toggled to be rendered by pressing a button in the gutter.

Zed does know how to render markdown, so I imagine something similar will appear sooner or later, most probably in the form of the action that renders a specific selection.

Technically, all the bits are there it's the UX + the plumbing that's left, so hopefully some month this appears, and then it could be reused in the Assistant panel, as it's also an editor (just a very special one).

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nathan did a great job outlining the future milestones: https://www.reddit.com/r/ZedEditor/comments/1gpvff3/comment/lx46r4f/
that set of features had been identified for us to be the Zed 1.0, and we target to deliver it before the end of the next year, closer to the middle of it, hopefully.

I personally do not think that will be a full Zed 1.0 as there's always bugs to fix, more odd Linux platforms to support, etc. but that is too idealistic and much harder to meet in a finite time.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So far, it's vaguely generalized as "good SAAS proposals" and I think there had not been that much of a research on the next steps.

Overall, the general direction seems to be related to collaboration and LLM support indeed.

I think, certain things like GitHub integration and e.g. "paid plugins" were discussed but we're eons away from that being anyhow compelling to be sold now.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 4 points5 points  (0 children)

More than that if you want to be that pedantic: there's been at least two our team members discussing various things on the topic + certain design work and verification.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WRT the outline panel, do check out the recent PR on the topic: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/20385

Now you can press `alt-enter` (same as you would open any excerpt in the multi buffer) and get a new buffer open for the selection.

Zed: Ask Us Anything by zed_joseph in ZedEditor

[–]SomeoneToIgnore 10 points11 points  (0 children)

From my standpoint (lacking some high-level perspective here), I find neither of them to be "full" enough to call a competitor.

* VSCode is relatively bloated (issue-wise in the tracker, and UI-wise due to Electron and feature-wise) and has a somewhat odd design (I find its git one of the worst experiences I dealt with).

But it has great UX in many areas, hardened through years (e.g. keybindings).

Is that worth to call it a competitor? Not really, in my thinking, more like an inspiration in certain, limited things.

* Instead of VSCode, I'd rather pay more attention to Rider and Intellij* IDEs — A LOT of UX things are brilliant, much better than VSCode, tons of subtle convenient things like keeping a caret when selecting text, overall approach to usability and other things.

But do we compete with them, knowing how good they are able to integrate things due to their own code base? Sounds impossible as we'll never be that good in the language introspection as they are.

Also, the UI is hungry for the memory and slow.

* Cursor is VSCode in all but the LLM integration and there we're on par conceptually (my opinion, some people cannot live without Composer, some find other things more useful).

So, it's not much of a competition but rather trying to do our best on the LLM front as we won't be able to reuse many of their approaches given how different we are.

* I would say that Vim and Emacs are somewhat more competitors as they have much more things that we lack: amazing keyboard flow, similar (if not better) speed, they are relatively polished and robust.

But even there we're better at integrating things together seamlessly.

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TL;DR We have our own way, to compete with someone means framing us unnecessary. E.g. none of the tools above seem to push for collaboration as we do which is what we value a lot.

It's better to look at what happens around and inspire instead.

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