leakbang

Yeah, at the moment, I'm reading books, papers, and articles on physics engines. I'm still evaluating my approach to the design of the Physics engine.

That is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks :)

I'm querying through ~600k lines of code. Ripgrep is very noticeably faster than grep when I'm searching. I have no complaints at all regarding the speed!

The only issue I'm facing is that I wish for Ripgrep to display me the search results as I type. Similar to how FSearch does it.

So instead of typing a search query and hitting enter in the commandline, I would want to continuously search as I type. I think since Ripgrep is very fast, it would be amazing for this task.

I did notice that ripgrep was noticeably faster than grep, however, I'm looking for a solution that searches through the source code as I type. Something like Fsearch but for searching through source code contents.

I think for something like this even grep would be fast enough.

From what I could tell by looking at ripgrep's github page, it works exactly the same as grep. So it is not real-time as I type, search.

Can you post the link to that?

lol it cost me 4475$ to get two 5 star gems.

Also this is assuming that the system isn't rigged which most likely is.

It was posted earlier that the developer's computer was potentially compromised. But now that all of the issues and discussion around it has been deleted, does anyone know to what extent the developer and the software was compromised?

Modern tech companies love to look busy and find the most perplexing solutions for the most basic problems.

I guess they have lots of "solutions" to "design and implement".