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So many things you can learn from reading the book after listening to just the audiobooks! :)

Raise hands!

Hi there. I'm switching from another editor to nvim and decided to use https://github.com/LunarVim/nvim-basic-ide as a starting point of my configuration.

As I understand, the plugin configures these keybinds: https://github.com/LunarVim/nvim-basic-ide/blob/master/lua/user/lsp.lua#L19-L36

which should be active in LSP enabled buffers. I installed (through mason) rust_analyzer and I think that LSP works ok - however, none of the keybinds from that file seems to be defined in Rust buffers. My changes over what's in the basic-ide repo are rather minimal and only revolve around adding the rust-analyzer really.

Would anyone have any tips what can be wrong? Or is using the same repo and

Hi, I have a question as described in the title. I'm working a lot with Kubernetes and because of the nature of it - a lot of YAML files.

These files usually end being a YAML file with Go or helm templates, which totally breaks parsing of said file for with Flycheck. I do appreciate all the YAML structure hints and usual errors which Flycheck would catch - but I can't figure out a way how to stop whole buffer from highlighting if YAML file contains some go template logic - or similar. I'd say the same would be true if i.e. the file would be an ERB template of said YAML.

For context, I'm using doom-emacs, although not sure if that matters, I'd be happy to configure this even manually if nee

Title.

I spend unhealthy amount of time trying to find a solution. Any time a text popup was showing, I clicked an interface element to open i.e. skill guide or opened a bank, there was a noticeable lag when game was freezing and "churning", before finally showing the UI box.

I have a bulky PC, it can run RDR 2, GTA 5, FF XIV, etc any other modern game with no issues in max settings.

The only thing which worked and helped to eliminate the lag was setting Runescape to run in "Windows 8 compatibility mode"

Hopefully this helps somebody else too.