Loukas Agorgianitis

The problem lies in the wayland protocol in this case. The configure event sends width and height as (logical) integers, so some careful planning is required in both sides (sway...

Please provide the exact client used, and try to reproduce this with `foot` that has a correct fractional scaling implementation. If this cannot be reproduced with `foot` in the same...

> So once the battery is over this threshold, it stops charging and switches over to this trickle charge? Yes, exactly. > What does the file at /sys/class/power_supply//status (either in...

My 5c on this: It would be nice if the refresh functionality can be triggered manually too instead of relying on filesystem watchers. This way one can use reload+refresh without...

The thing with the current approach that `ring-refresh` uses, is that it is not very aligned with the normal repl evaluation workflow that Lisps/Clojure uses. It is dependent on filesystem...

The main benefit is the control of what to evaluate/reload. One might want to eval only part of some refactor/wip code while saving the code, without having to worry that...

I I put a lot of thought into the whole reloading / re-evaluation workflow this month. I came to the conclusion that the whole save something to disk -> auto...

I suppose the work that needs to be done to comply with the new integrant api is to rename all the `prep` references to `expand` and all the `prepper` to...

I suppose if I'm not using any of the prep or expand stages (just the init/halt), returning the system-map/configuration from the function passed to set-prep! should be enough?

Yes, but this https://github.com/weavejester/integrant-repl/blob/13a771900b4c40e5f7f56863f1115b9007557364/src/integrant/repl.clj#L17 kinda forces you to set a 'prepper'. I guess its all about semantics, maybe some word that would indicate that the library needs an 'init-ready' input...