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Things are changing so fast with these vscode forks I m barely able to keep up. Which one are you guys using currently? How does the autocomplete etc, compare between the two?
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danpalmer ◴[] No.43959899[source]
Zed. They've upped their game in the AI integration and so far it's the best one I've seen (external from work). Cursor and VSCode+Copilot always felt slow and janky, Zed is much less janky feels like pretty mature software, and I can just plug in my Gemini API key and use that for free/cheap instead of paying for the editor's own integration.
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submeta ◴[] No.43960506[source]
Consumes lots of resources on an M4 Macbook. Would love to test it though. If it didn’t freeze my Macbook.

Edit:

With the latest update to 0.185.15 it works perfectly smooth. Excellent addition to my setup.

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_bin_ ◴[] No.43960728[source]
I'll second the zed recommendation, sent from my M4 macbook. I don't know why exactly it's doing this for you but mine is idling with ~500MB RAM (about as little as you can get with a reasonably-sized Rust codebase and a language server) and 0% CPU.

I have also really appreciated something that felt much less janky, had better vim bindings, and wasn't slow to start even on a very fast computer. You can completely botch Cursor if you type really fast. On an older mid-range laptop, I ran into problems with a bunch of its auto-pair stuff of all things.

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drcongo ◴[] No.43960803[source]
Yeah, same. Zed is incredibly efficient on my M1 Pro. It's my daily driver these days, and my Python setup in it is almost perfect.
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1. greymalik ◴[] No.43961860[source]
What’s your Python setup?