Never in my life has radio in my country played music I wanted to listen to. The first thing I did when I bought my first car was disconnect the antenna entirely.

Country issue.

Wow I actually like it just fine with motion reduced, but it's unbearable with full motion.

My next question is: why? Purely marketing tactics?

I was thinking Apple, these look like the Apple emojis to me.

That explains why I can never get past Google's captchas! I don't even automate Google searches, I wonder why they don't like me.

Depending on the IP reputation as well as the kind of IP address you have, this can happen.

Google also prefers if you have a Google account logged in.

I keep trying Codex and it constantly produces terrible output compared to Opus. I don’t understand how my results are so bad?

I'm only seeing a speedup of 4x compared to v6, but I'll take it!

3 - 3.5x here. I'm very happy with that though.

Depends on your tooling. I can't update yet due to ESLint package dependency mismatches. I'll have to wait for all the ESLint plugins to update. There may also be new failures in your code from the v6 to v7 update. I had only a very minor one though in my initial test.

Eslint is like an anchor on upgrading anything (including Eslint itself). I'll be happy to move on from it.

I've been really, really happy with oxlint. It has all the rules I usually need and the configs etc. tend to just work, whereas I don't know how much time I spent getting ESLint to work in slightly more complex repo setups.

The reason to not use it locally is false negatives or false positives compared to your CI version. Your local tsc will not match the results of your CI tsc.

I wish Oxfmt supported plugins. Prettier's plugin API is one of the worst APIs I've ever worked with. I'm eager to switch to a different formatter with a better plugin API (and I need plugins).

I was excited about Oxfmt until I tried it and found that it's mostly intended to be a Prettier replacement. Ugh.

I'm curious to know what you were hoping for. Are there features you're looking for in a formatter that prettier/oxfmt don't offer?

I was hoping for something more flexible. I suppose the whole point of Prettier is that it's not flexible but I find 90% of the times the code is actually uglier when using it.

Try Biome then. But Oxfmt is still faster.

being worked on : https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc/discussions/21936

Have you tried contributing a system for that?