I wrote a command line tool for myself at work. We have a microsurgical architecture and the tool uses the project configuration of the current directory. I can quickly connect to the right db, show credentials for the db or redis or other services and quickly connect a remote debugger.
Good bikes. Apart from not being available atm solid ones start around 1000$ and have no upper bound. Something with full suspension or carbon is +1000$
Is < 50ms considered fast? I recently tried out xterm and I felt the decreased latency compared to my current alacrity setup. I’d love a modern terminal that’s fast too
I guess you haven’t spend too much time with Haskell. Haskell types especially generic ones are way more expressive and limit your search quite a bit. The function Int -> Int -> Bool can not reach for a database or anything other than the two Ints it is given.