mrichman

So sterile and performative.

I have been using Typst exclusively for a year. I've commercially published with it, no issues.

I switched to Typst a year ago and never looked back

Why not just use podman at this point?

Came here thinking this was about OS/2.

Website says "native" but it's an Electron app.

Compiles to Go or transpiles to Go?

Bad name. Doesn't install. Doesn't work well on macOS.

How is this even usable with 8GB RAM?

You've stitched together a contradictory grab bag of reforms from opposite ends of the political spectrum without a single coherent theory connecting them, which tells me you're emotionally venting about dysfunction rather than actually thinking about how power and representation work.

I came here to say this! I switched to Typst a couple of months ago and won't be going back.

Bun is the new Yarn?

For someone critical of UI, he has an awful lot of animated bullshit on that site.

Yours doesn't work either. It's looking for a license file.

Crashes on first use. Not a good way to go viral.

I made this in high school, shortly after my AP Chemistry exam in 1992. I left it out to dry under the fume hood, and my teacher, not knowing what it was, moved it and BOOM! Fun times.

I read the first sentence three times, and then realized the author just had atrocious grammar. I couldn't continue on.

How much better would life be if KDE ran on Mac?

Remember when Hillary went on a rant about how the total population of Earth shouldn't exceed 500,000,000?

And yet they don't show examples of good ones and why they are good.

Not to be confused with Apache Airflow.

I also don't understand why are they hiring for paid roles, but tout their large community of open source contributors. Something's off.

How does this company make money?

Pretty soon we'll be seeing McDonald's product placement in the next shitty Lord of the Rings season.

Glad I switched to Ghostty this week.

You're literally selling a theme. A common one at that. No sale.

Ctrl+F doesn't work in a notebook, and I can't paste in screenshots.

Loved it so much, I spent a month getting it off bittorrent.

Why is manual memory management a virtue? I'd rather fight the Rust compiler than deal with runtime errors, memory leaks, etc.

Does anyone actually use Xcode as their daily driver if their full time job is not macOS, iOS, etc developer?