jdx
@jdxcode
I make open source dev tools at like mise, aube, fnox, hk, pitchfork. Previously I wrote the heroku cli and oclif. ex-amazon/meta.
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Mr. Boxington by @jdxcode has saved the day.
Before using it my machine was getting CRUSHED having multiple agents writing Rust. I would get alerts constantly of the HDD being full. Problem solved!
why do users sometimes submit an issue then immediately write a pr? do some maintainers prefer this for some reason?
btw, thank you @jdxcode for mbx, it brought my compile times down ~40%
another boneheaded "perf doesn't matter" take.
not only have I made a career out of building package managers that run far faster than this, if things like `mise install` regress to even 100ms I hear complaints from my users. Happened 3 days ago in fact.
also the fact that mise can be so fast means that things like `mise x` are even possible. Nobody would use it if it added 500ms of overhead.
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@jdxcode No one cares. Anything below 500 ms for a package manager is decent and if you think you need something faster than that, you are probably lying to yourself.
if you think homebrew 7 is fast, wait till you try `mise bootstrap`
I'm happy to still get bug reports from users that don't use AI. It's obvious they don't, since they're struggling with papercuts that AI would absolutely paper over but that doesn't mean I shouldn't fix them.
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Never stop innovating. --help is 18% faster in usage-rs 6.9.0.
y'all want to have a virtual party to celebrate mise hitting 1 million MAU? (this is a count of all unique, non-CI IPs that hit the mise server over a month)
i wonder if i should start teaching a class on how to use mise, too many features lol
how much better is this?!
Should I bake this into mr-boxington? I’m already wrapping cargo
Should I bake this into mr-boxington? I’m already wrapping cargo
I read this positively for @tobi. Coming from a lot of very large companies I think it’s much more important to break analysis paralysis at the risk of bad decisions—which can be corrected. In fact I would go so far as to say he could make the wrong call more often than not and it would still be better than no decision for months/years which happens all the time.
It results in unhappy people, that’s the cost of doing business.
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automatic dotfiles in `mise bootstrap` is released! to answer the most common question: it's not the same as chezmoi/yadm/stow/etc—read my post to understand why
next mise release is going to have my dream dotfile management setup I've wanted for years. you just tell it to track a file and it'll automatically sync up/down to a git repo. Before, I had kludged together a personal setup with launchagent/rcm but this mise implementation is way easier to use.
mise bootstrap dotfiles origin set jdx/dotfiles
mise bootstrap dotfiles track ~/.zshrc
basically it's like a per-file dropbox backed by git. there's an option to have `claude -p` or whatever come up with commit titles.
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next mise release is going to have my dream dotfile management setup I've wanted for years. you just tell it to track a file and it'll automatically sync up/down to a git repo. Before, I had kludged together a personal setup with launchagent/rcm but this mise implementation is way easier to use.
mise bootstrap dotfiles origin set jdx/dotfiles
mise bootstrap dotfiles track ~/.zshrc
basically it's like a per-file dropbox backed by git. there's an option to have `claude -p` or whatever come up with commit titles.
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thanks to omarchy, mise is going to have a million MAU in no time
`mise bootstrap` is coming out of experimental in the next release:
