Gregory Anders

@gpanders.com

Systems engineer at Cloudflare. Formerly an embedded software engineer at Reliable Robotics and Sandia National Labs. Neovim core team member.

I’ve been covering the NBA for 37 years. Almost nothing that happens - deals, free agent signings, draft choices, coach hiring/firings - rises to the level of, as the great Ben Bradlee used to call them, “Holy S—t” stories. You just used to crazy. This is a “Holy S—t” trade.

Being a good writer has always been valuable, but in an era of bland AI slop I suspect that being able to write with an authentic, human voice is effectively becoming a super power

One thing about Ghostty that deserves all the hype it's getting is its native OS integration. People don't always know what I mean when I say this, so I wrote a little bit about it. gpanders.com/blog/ghostty... Ghostty will be public any day now, so you'll be able to see for yourself soon.

Ghostty Is Native—So What? | g.p. anders

Ghostty is a new terminal emulator by Mitchell Hashimoto. While a lot has been said about Ghostty’s performance, less discussed is its native platform1 integration which is, in my opinion, its most di...

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"Don't be nice or eager to please. Imaging you are an editor at a publishing firm. Be ruthless" is a great LLM prompt to evaluate your writing. Suggestions are way too softball otherwise.

ijq is moving to Codeberg! If you are a packager of ijq for your distro, first of all, thank you! And second of all, be sure to update the upstream URL. I will continue to mirror ijq to sourcehut for the foreseeable future to avoid breaking existing package scripts. codeberg.org/gpanders/ijq

The more code I write, the more I become a static linking maximalist. Dynamic linking should be the exception. The downsides outweigh the benefits in most cases. Yours sincerely, Currently Debugging glibc Version Mismatches

Two weeks until the deadline. We have submissions, but there is no such thing as too few good designs. If you want to participate, please do. If you don't know if you want to but might, also please do. If you might know somebody who might want to, please share.

Gregory Anders@gpanders.com · 2y ago

Announcing the Neovim merch community design contest! We are looking for Nvim enthusiasts with artistic talent to help us design new items for the Neovim merch store. All proceeds from the store go directly to the project www.reddit.com/r/neovim/com...

Coming soon to a Neovim near you: automatic color scheme updates when the terminal background changes. If your terminal supports automatically changing its background color based on the operating system's appearance then Neovim will adapt appropriately.

Ghostty's terminal inspector is a game changer. It makes debugging TUI issues so much easier. Debugging in other terminals now feels like I have an arm tied behind my back.

Screenshot of the Ghostty terminal emulator with the "terminal inspector" open, showing different escape sequences emitted by the active terminal application.