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🎉 Introducing Yet Another Text Editor™️: Textadept! 🎉 It’s like the Swiss Army knife of text editors, but you’ll need a PhD in Lua just to change the font size. 🤔 Supports 100+ languages, which is great if you’re a programming polygot with zero time for productivity. 🙄
https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/ #Textadept #LuaTextEditor #ProgrammingPolygot #ProductivityTools #SoftwareDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Introducing Yet Another Text Editor™️: Textadept! 🎉 It’s like the Swiss Army knife of text editors, but you’ll need a PhD in Lua just to change the font size. 🤔 Supports 100+ languages, which is great if you’re a programming polygot with zero time for productivity. 🙄
https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/ #Textadept #LuaTextEditor #ProgrammingPolygot #ProductivityTools #SoftwareDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Introducing Yet Another Text Editor™️: Textadept! 🎉 It’s like the Swiss Army knife of text editors, but you’ll need a PhD in Lua just to change the font size. 🤔 Supports 100+ languages, which is great if you’re a programming polygot with zero time for productivity. 🙄
https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/ #Textadept #LuaTextEditor #ProgrammingPolygot #ProductivityTools #SoftwareDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Introducing Yet Another Text Editor™️: Textadept! 🎉 It’s like the Swiss Army knife of text editors, but you’ll need a PhD in Lua just to change the font size. 🤔 Supports 100+ languages, which is great if you’re a programming polygot with zero time for productivity. 🙄
https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/ #Textadept #LuaTextEditor #ProgrammingPolygot #ProductivityTools #SoftwareDevelopment #HackerNews #ngated -
I challenged myself to implement a code completer for #TextAdept editor in #Lua based on #llama 3.2. It ended up being <100 LOC total.
It feels pretty fast considering that it's running on modest #Arc750. And it's interesting to see the different "code" it makes up every time it's run.
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I challenged myself to implement a code completer for #TextAdept editor in #Lua based on #llama 3.2. It ended up being <100 LOC total.
It feels pretty fast considering that it's running on modest #Arc750. And it's interesting to see the different "code" it makes up every time it's run.
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I challenged myself to implement a code completer for #TextAdept editor in #Lua based on #llama 3.2. It ended up being <100 LOC total.
It feels pretty fast considering that it's running on modest #Arc750. And it's interesting to see the different "code" it makes up every time it's run.
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I challenged myself to implement a code completer for #TextAdept editor in #Lua based on #llama 3.2. It ended up being <100 LOC total.
It feels pretty fast considering that it's running on modest #Arc750. And it's interesting to see the different "code" it makes up every time it's run.
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I challenged myself to implement a code completer for #TextAdept editor in #Lua based on #llama 3.2. It ended up being <100 LOC total.
It feels pretty fast considering that it's running on modest #Arc750. And it's interesting to see the different "code" it makes up every time it's run.
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#Textadept 12 defaults to QT.
But I really like single-instance with GTK version... but I also want to use QT...
... so, I hacked a bit and here is a singleton for TA: https://github.com/ioplker/ta-configs/commit/29c94f0ec37842ee3c46907ccd73e3d9a958bacf(think you can use it with TA 11 with minor adjustments)
BTW, I use #i3wm for focusing on TA window and #fswatch to monitor filesystem changes to open new files.
