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Morning
Good morning!
Funny. nvim craps out for syntax highlighting a huge, nested data structure that I'm working on and gives up half a page down, when it's just 1 long line. But if I format it nicely with pprint and with-out-str, there's no issue whatsoever.
Also, if I do e.g. d% in the one-liner to try and delete the whole thing via matching { brackets, it's "off" and doesn't find the matching bracket - it finds an earlier one!
This is because regular % just matches the next braces thing. Take a look at https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp#text-object-selections-visual-operator-pending if you want. It introduces text objects so you can just "delete around form" etc.
Yeah, probably. I'm not really complaining 😄 vim/nvim are generally awesome, also when it comes to performance. Funny though, I did experience something related, but on a much smaller scale, in Emacs - but here, it seemed just to be syntaxt highlighting + "mid size" (if there's such a thing) nested code, that is, stuff you'd see naturally occurring in some code bases, causing lag when scrolling.
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1I just learned from @borkdude's link that there is such a thing as "domain leasing". I was quite surprised, because on the one hand -- it's real estate, so why am I not surprised people are renting out squatted domains; but on the other hand, considering how coupled domains are to identity/security/etc it scares me to think that people are renting domains without any control or regulations in place.
In a sense, buying a domain is already a form of rental - but hopefully it is controlled by an authority with certain bylaws, restrictions, etc.
That's a crazy concept 🤯
Some places in Denmark are also shoring up. I'm fortunate to live on a hill 🙏