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borkdude18:10:14

I had a pretty irritating emacs + lsp issue: whenever I would type, I would get some lag. This didn't happen with clojure-lsp before it moved to lsp4clj . Together with @jacob.maine, @ericdallo and @lee we searched for a solution. Eventually I tried deleting my elpa directory so on the next restart all packages would be fetched + re-compiled. This turned out to solve the issue. I have no clue why, but if this ever happens to anyone, try deleting elpa . borkdude ā¤ļø clojure-lsp

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robert-stuttaford06:10:43

my way of updating my emacs packages is to make sure my config is on github, then to delete .emacs.d and reclone it and then open emacs again šŸ˜„

borkdude06:10:03

Ever considered straight.el?

borkdude06:10:05

The crude way Iā€™m using right now is having my elpa dir under source control

robert-stuttaford07:10:36

naw, i don't want to spend any time tweaking my emacs - it works, i prefer to spend my complexity budget on our application domain

ericdallo10:10:31

I love to touch my config and make things stop working :D

borkdude11:10:46

That's how I learned computers when I was young: break my father's setup

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robert-stuttaford12:10:58

my first programs were making menus in autoexec.bat in the 90s

borkdude12:10:15

right, I remember those :)

lread12:10:09

I remember typing in programs into my Atari 400 from magazines articles. Exciting times.

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