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It is pretty good. The font rendering isn't great tho, especially when window scaling is used.

I want to use Alacritty on Windows, but it still has a ctrl+alt+key issue due to some upstream winit issue. Other apps seemed to have worked that out in other ways tho. I thought the font rendering in Alacritty on Windows was the best, so I still hope one day its updated with a fix.

FOMO, not ROI, is driving hyperscaler capex And the other point is good also - so many tokens spent on code that is not quite right, so more prompting and redoing.

Yes, some good times despite all the work.

foot ? mlterm ? zutty ? come on ...

liquid cooled ?

Hi. ok, I get that. Maybe something like A-left to move to next i3 window and A-S-left to move to next tmux window within an i3 window ? Perhaps a tiling window manager with multiple windows combined with tmux dividing some of those windows further into sub-windows isn't an ideal flow.

Hi. Nice kit. > I couldn't use my normal `i3`/`sway` bindings to switch between terminals inside a tmux session Just curious, what are your normal 'i3'/'sway' bindings that you cannot get to work with tmux ? And what actual terminal program do you use ? Perhaps tmux wants more config than most people care to bother with, but scrollback and copy-paste can be configured just as you like.

Nice. But I'd prefer a P-38 replica

Same here -

[alias]

    alias = "!git config --get-regexp ^alias. | sed 's/^alias.//'"

I used this method for a cache eviction/replacement scheme. For our use case it was better than traditional lru.

Was at Convex and then HP (and then Convey) and worked quite hard porting/optimizing numerical/scientific apps for the I2. Eventually, I think performance for some apps was ok, I mean considering a 900 Mhz clock and all.

OpenBLAS with INTERFACE64=1 ??

Great stuff. We used to do this sort of opt for dot, axpy, gemm, etc. in the BLAS and LAPACK libs a long time ago.

A benchmark often used in the past in HPC for measuring system memory bandwidth is stream from John McCalpin. On my laptop I get similar results with this utility :-)