beatlevic

Tidalflow | Hybrid | Amsterdam, NL | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer

We're a VC-funded (Gradient Ventures & Mulesoft founder) startup building an end-end platform to turn existing software products into LLM usable versions. We are hiring our first engineers both front- & back-end. They will work closely with our experienced CTO who became the first dutch YC founder back in 2010. Check out this recent TechCrunch article on us for more background: https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/10/tidalflow-software-llms/

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Website: https://tidalflow.ai

Job Board: https://scratched-philosophy-a51.notion.site/Job-Board-874ac...

Instead of telling me it exists, please show me a visually appealing 'find in project' plugin/package. Which got this whole discussion started in the first place...

Trust me, I have been tinkering a lot with Emacs lisp, and I really miss some nice visual features. Spend some time tinkering with Textmate and see what I mean ;) I am all for leaving the mouse alone and efficiency, but working on a mac makes me a sucker for eye candy as well. Take for instance again peep open, which is in my opinion a nicely styled plugin, for which I would love to see a 'find in project' equivalent.

Yes, but features like ackMate, projectDrawer and visual style make me use Textmate quite a lot (for Ruby dev), which is a pitty because I'm used to my emacs shortcuts. I know most (all?) features are implemented in Emacs, but often in a more spartan way.

That is true, but we don't have something like this peep open style, with a nice mac feel to it. Or am I missing one? I like this polished style instead of a fully integrated version in emacs.

I would love to see this feature implemented in a similar way for Emacs.

Does this release add any features that would keep you from going for a NoSQL solution? How does it for instance compare to MongoDB in terms of raw performance and scalability? (Not mentioning of course the difference in schema-less and relational design)

Interested. I'm in Amsterdam.