Americans just work harder’ than Europeans, says CEO of Norway’s $1.6 trillion oil fund, because they have a higher ‘general level of ambition’

Ok but who works 'smarter'? :-)

This is the information I was looking for. Does it have the Arc style search box/dialog/palette that pops up when you need it?

there is no search button. but you can search in the url bar, which will show you a button to switch to the corresponding tab

> So, it's a 2 GW power link, not a 20 GW power link

Yup, my bad. Title is wrong but I can't change it now. I was looking for quick figures and saw the solar capacity numbers and put them. It seems only about 1.75 GW are actually planned to go through that link.

Maybe @dang can help with the title

Happy to, but can someone suggest what a better (i.e. more accurate and neutral) title would be?

p.s. @dang doesn't work, which is why I didn't respond to this sooner. For guaranteed message delivery, you (or someone) need to email hn@ycombinator.com.

I have gotten somewhat used to Raycast's window management tools, and it is not really possible to use them with AeroSpace.

For example, with Raycast I can resize and float a window using "reasonable size" option, which also puts it in the middle. I can use left half and right half to create a split, or I can maximise a window or even use quarters or thirds. With AeroSpace, trrying to move the windows in the tiles using left half, right half, or left two thirds or using reasonable size to float the windows, it doesn't work.

Also, there are bugs associated with moving apps to "next desktop" and "previous desktop". AeroSpace seems to have its own implementation of Mac's multiple desktops called workspaces, so the video guide actually doesn't show transitioning between different desktops, but different workspaces. As a result, using "next desktop" and "previous desktop" completely breaks the tiling. I would've liked Workspaces to just be associated directly with the different Mac desktops so that the movement between workspaces just moves to the different desktops so there is some compatibility with Raycast and native MacOS.

Raycast is so good

I think it’s going to become a standard app on Macs for powerusers in the future

I really need to deepdive into it because it does so much useful stuff. I use the Linear.app integration the most.

Similar concepts have existed for a while, such as Warp. The Chrome Devtools console is also similar in having blocks for errors and warnings. I wonder if Nushell can work with it.