Isaac Joseph

fwiw, removing the second `-u` i.e. from ```bash fd -uu --glob -p '**/src/kustomization.yaml' ``` to ```bash fd -u --glob -p '**/src/kustomization.yaml' ``` was a valid workaround in my case

When I do erroneously install this on 2.7, due to lack of proper blocking mentioned above, and try to import, I get an obscure syntax error that's due to Python...

Welp, that definitely isn't elegant (seems like the coding equivalent of a mathematical tautology), yet it **does** work! Fantastic. Thank you.

Wow, this is so good. `seaborn`'s `hexgrid` is a joke, comparatively, in terms of both speed and informativeness.

Related request: _searchable_ PDF image format. I just want to be able to Ctrl-F to see where a particular technology is.

Yes, this would be extraordinarily useful. Basically now, we have to choose whether to see either: 1. intermediate progress from a long-running command immediately, or 2. the ability to see...

Anyone manage to build this on macOS yet? edit: nvm, [managed to](https://github.com/jonas/tig/pull/1140#issuecomment-1234599903)

> hi @latenitefilms if you download and compile the brightness code yourself it will work with you LG 5K UltraFine display worked for me, and was very simple to compile...

Took me a minute, but boy that is an arcane but useful tool. It's basically renegade, open-source, minimally-maintained (if at all?) Spotlight or Alfred. Install with `brew`. For those following...

Sounds good! Yeah it’s not critical for me personally at least, because in practice I don’t want it keep around any of those branches, anyway, so I just hit enter....