Updates. By Jeff Kreeftmeijer

I would, if I actually reused the colors. The colors in enough.dark.css are specifically for dark mode because the browser defaults are illegible there. I’d rather not set any colors if I could.

Since the reactions to this were overwhelmingly positive (thanks all), I’m pondering spending 124 bytes to support dark mode in enough.css.

Here’s what I came up with so far. I’d love to know what you think! https://github.com/jeffkreeftmeijer/enough.css/pull/2

https://twitter.com/jkreeftmeijer/status/1355986264139436034

When in “Dark mode” on macOS, would you prefer to have websites or blogs adopt a dark theme as well?

I feel like although there’s a media query to allow for this @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark), it’s rarely used. Is that because it’s more work, or is it just a Bad Idea™?

I just released Shine 0.1.0! Features:

• Runs EUnit test suites in both Gleam and Erlang projects
• Finds and loads tests to run automatically through rebar3
• Prints how many tests were run, and how many failed
• Returns non-zero exit codes in case of failures (for CI)

To install prerelease versions (like 0.1.0-beta.1) through rebar3, set {deps_allow_prerelease, true} in your rebar rebar3.config.

Oh yes. This is quite the rabbit hole. The Fridrich method, or CFOP, is the one partially I learned years ago. I think the first two steps (the cross and F2L) are pretty much universal though.

Oh, this is a lot of fun. Looks like you solved the cross, which is the first step in CFOP. The next step would be F2L, the first two layers.

It’s been a while, but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS5jByTX_pk seems like a good overview of the steps required to learn how to solve this thing.

On the ground floor the wall-to-wall carpet, radiators, door- and window frames, paneling, everything is painted in shades of green. A brave choice. I love it.

Oh, wow! It’s been a while since I saw WWDC16.

Those comments look pretty good, indeed. Loving the bright-black on black background. I wonder if something like this would work for Grim (the monochrome version). 🤔

@sajku Heya! I saw https://github.com/sajoku/vim-dim/commit/7141ca142c886346caa1d57db1ec0ff167c9022d while fiddling with Dim’s branches just now and I’m intrigued.

I’d love to see what that looks like in your setup!

It might be overkill for a color scheme, but I’m trying this for Dim. The recommended way to install Dim is cloning the 1.x branch:

git clone --branch 1.x git@github.com:jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-dim.git ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/vim-dim

https://github.com/jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-dim#installation

On the off chance that this is an original idea, I’d like to coin “pessimistic versioning branches”.

I’m not familiar with release-it. Does that do branches like 1.x, or just tagging the release?

Knowing Vim, they’ll probably work until the end of days, seeing as they’re Vim’s own macros instead of plugins or plugin settings.

That said, I’ve never used any macros other than on-the-fly ones in the q register. What do you use those saved macros for?

Vim’s package manager doesn’t really support version constraints, as it’s mostly used with git submodules.

One way to fix that would be plugin repositories with branches like 1.x or 1.1.x, and have users git submodule add --branch 1.x to not break their setups. 🤔

Released Dim 1.0 and 1.1 today. I guess it’s semantically versioned now.

https://github.com/jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-dim/releases

https://open.spotify.com/album/1aGapZGHBovnmhwqVNI6JZ?si=EX_I8abVQI6vDYuOC0Uqzw

Yes, that seems to be the new default. I’d say updating your checkout should switch it to the floating panel. :)

Going through some of the podcast recommendations. First up; @replyall. I listened to #166, the fascinating origin story of the Q scam. Recommended!

https://twitter.com/Aqabawe/status/1354454116156776452

This is becoming quite the list! Thanks for your recommendations, everybody. I’ll have enough for a couple more bike rides (but feel free to keep them coming).

https://twitter.com/jkreeftmeijer/status/1354452703334838282

Awesome. I picked #166, and I’m about half an hour in. It’s fascinating so far. Thanks!

Help me out, here. What’s your favorite podcast? I’m just about to get ready to bike home, so I could do with a few recommendations.

Just received an unsolicited email from [email API service] to invite me to their webinar on deliverability. It had a working unsubscribe link (although I have to unsubscribe from every type of these, apparently) and a physical address in it, so it’s all good, I guess. 🤷‍♂️

Oh wow, that’s very cool. I wrote a plugin that switches on FocusGained and BufEnter, which seems to do the trick. It’s not in any way as sophisticated as your solution, though! 👏

https://github.com/jeffkreeftmeijer/vim-nightfall