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Rango Dango said:
it wouldnt work since you cant really make the row bigger in neovim as far as i know unless you turn on column wrapping but ehhhhhhhhhhhhh that would be very hack-y and wouldnt look good
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ah fair, I was working off the old method for terminal interfaces where you more or less do this.

clear screen
draw
clear screen
repeat.
 
General Zoider said:
ah fair, I was working off the old method for terminal interfaces where you more or less do this.

clear screen
draw
clear screen
repeat.
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i mean there technically is image.nvim with 3 ways to display images
1. kitty's terminal graphics protocol which only works in the kitty terminal (i.e. not on windows)
2. ueberzug which is also linux only and i dont know anything about it but apparently works on every terminal
3. sixel which does work on windows but i have no idea if it would extend rows or it would be strictly for viewing individual images (its also utterly slow apparently)
 
Private Tag Reporter said:
I wanted to write a rebuttal to the fat guy but I couldn't come up with anything good because his arguments are so retarded. I like data-oriented, it's a nice tool to use and to think about problems. It's not a magic bullet. Being honest, the only reason any of that matters is because imperative programming is an ungodly mistake invented by a crazed homosexual that is just a smidgen more convenient to emulate with electronics when in a sane timeline we would have lisp machines and Holy-Scheme rather than Holy-C.
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Bruh. If I knew how to program in Lisp, do you really think I'd be here trying to teach 20+ year web "devs" what a socket is, or senior C++ programmers how to manage memory?

No, I'd be on a yacht full of supermodels because I would have taken over the Universe.

I'm just intelligent enough to know how powerful Lisp is, and just retarded enough to not wield it's power.
 
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