Andrew Gallant
@burntsushi.net
Yeah it basically consumed my entire Saturday haha. I kept struggling with how to find vimscript equivalents. e.g., is it vim.cmd.foo? Or vim.cmd.fn?
I ended up just porting my CoC keybindings over. They were already pretty close to neovim's defaults, so my muscle memory kept protesting.
I ended up just porting my CoC keybindings over. They were already pretty close to neovim's defaults, so my muscle memory kept protesting.
vim.cmd.foo
February 2, 2026 at 2:24 AM
Yeah it basically consumed my entire Saturday haha. I kept struggling with how to find vimscript equivalents. e.g., is it vim.cmd.foo? Or vim.cmd.fn?
I ended up just porting my CoC keybindings over. They were already pretty close to neovim's defaults, so my muscle memory kept protesting.
I ended up just porting my CoC keybindings over. They were already pretty close to neovim's defaults, so my muscle memory kept protesting.
Yes! Ironically, lua_ls was the last thing I setup lol.
January 31, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Yes! Ironically, lua_ls was the last thing I setup lol.
It's in a pinned issue: github.com/chronotope/c...
Soft-deprecating chrono and chrono-tz · Issue #1768 · chronotope/chrono
In my year in review post, I wrote: To balance out the ongoing adoption of orphaned crates, I'm inclined to wind down maintenance of chrono and chrono-tz in the coming months. The API design for th...
github.com
January 30, 2026 at 1:30 PM
It's in a pinned issue: github.com/chronotope/c...
And examples in the Jiff repo have `query_as` working: github.com/BurntSushi/j...
github.com
January 29, 2026 at 9:40 PM
And examples in the Jiff repo have `query_as` working: github.com/BurntSushi/j...
It should? docs.rs/jiff-sqlx/la...
I'm not a sqlx user. Last time I checked, improving here was blocked on the sqlx project. Again, last time I checked, sqlx provided chrono/time support on their own and there is some coupling involved there that's not easily accessible to outside crates.
I'm not a sqlx user. Last time I checked, improving here was blocked on the sqlx project. Again, last time I checked, sqlx provided chrono/time support on their own and there is some coupling involved there that's not easily accessible to outside crates.
jiff_sqlx - Rust
This crate provides integration points for Jiff and SQLx.
docs.rs
January 29, 2026 at 9:40 PM
It should? docs.rs/jiff-sqlx/la...
I'm not a sqlx user. Last time I checked, improving here was blocked on the sqlx project. Again, last time I checked, sqlx provided chrono/time support on their own and there is some coupling involved there that's not easily accessible to outside crates.
I'm not a sqlx user. Last time I checked, improving here was blocked on the sqlx project. Again, last time I checked, sqlx provided chrono/time support on their own and there is some coupling involved there that's not easily accessible to outside crates.
Thanks for the link. It looks like he actually came to that determination after 2021-01-06: web.archive.org/web/20210204...
I've hesitated to call Donald Trump a fascist. Until now | Opinion
After last week the label seems not just acceptable, but necessary.
web.archive.org
January 26, 2026 at 6:51 PM
Thanks for the link. It looks like he actually came to that determination after 2021-01-06: web.archive.org/web/20210204...
I remember printing out MapQuest directions. And whoever sat in the front was the navigator haha. And on roadtrips, we'd have an atlas book we'd consult when we got lost.
But yeah, now I'm completely dependent on GPS.
But yeah, now I'm completely dependent on GPS.
January 21, 2026 at 3:01 PM
I remember printing out MapQuest directions. And whoever sat in the front was the navigator haha. And on roadtrips, we'd have an atlas book we'd consult when we got lost.
But yeah, now I'm completely dependent on GPS.
But yeah, now I'm completely dependent on GPS.
`rg ./some/file/path -e your-pattern` should work
January 16, 2026 at 3:14 PM
`rg ./some/file/path -e your-pattern` should work
I'd rather RFC 9557 for timestamps personally. That way you can include time zone annotations.
For durations, there is ISO 8601, but it's annoyingly difficult to read. I do have a specification and implementation for an alternative in Jiff: docs.rs/jiff/latest/...
For durations, there is ISO 8601, but it's annoyingly difficult to read. I do have a specification and implementation for an alternative in Jiff: docs.rs/jiff/latest/...
jiff::fmt::friendly - Rust
A bespoke but easy to read format for `Span` and `SignedDuration`.
docs.rs
January 10, 2026 at 5:08 PM
I'd rather RFC 9557 for timestamps personally. That way you can include time zone annotations.
For durations, there is ISO 8601, but it's annoyingly difficult to read. I do have a specification and implementation for an alternative in Jiff: docs.rs/jiff/latest/...
For durations, there is ISO 8601, but it's annoyingly difficult to read. I do have a specification and implementation for an alternative in Jiff: docs.rs/jiff/latest/...
Note that the Rust regex crate does not use derivatives.
November 26, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Note that the Rust regex crate does not use derivatives.
FYI, ripgrep doesn't use anstream. Indeed, it doesn't even use `println!`. It bubbles I/O errors up to `main` and handles pipe errors specially: github.com/BurntSushi/r...
github.com
October 16, 2025 at 3:57 PM
FYI, ripgrep doesn't use anstream. Indeed, it doesn't even use `println!`. It bubbles I/O errors up to `main` and handles pipe errors specially: github.com/BurntSushi/r...