sc2-replay-go VS pinpoint

https://gitlab.com/Rairden/sc2-replay-go/-/blob/master/sc2replay.go#L196

For Starcraft 2, I made a tool that uses a library to decode replays. See the table at the bottom to see how much it's compressed. A game replay goes from 100 KB binary file to 3-6 MB text file showing all the events (clicking, movement commands, etc).

I can show some benchmarks. I did a tiny project in Java using a python library to decode Starcraft2 replay games. Then redid the project in Go. Benchmark result here. So 580 vs 167 ms to decode 100 replays. Not a big deal.

Agreed! I've found that staying in my workflow leads to fewer inadvertent context switches (like ChatGPT in-browser -> HN -> ... -> rabbit hole). MacGPT looks great. I created a similar plugin for my Windows keystroke launcher for the same reason. If anyone's interested, you can check it out here: https://github.com/dkgv/pinpoint

I shared the exact same sentiment when I transitioned to Windows after a long period of only using macOS. I eventually began building a launcher myself using C# and over time it has become my daily driver. Feel free to check it out at https://github.com/dkgv/pinpoint, PRs welcome :-)

A few other nice candidates I found include:

- Keypirinha: https://keypirinha.com/

- Wox: https://github.com/Wox-launcher/Wox

- ueli: https://github.com/oliverschwendener/ueli

Don't have a video unfortunately, but you can download it from here: https://github.com/dkgv/pinpoint/releases (pick the stand-alone release unless you have .NET 5 installed already)

As the title states we made a keystroke launcher for Windows, sort of an Alfred alternative. It is definitely still a work in progress, but we do have quite a few features at this point such as controlling Spotify, searching the web via DuckDuckGo bangs and a lot more. A full list of features and a download link is available at our repo at https://github.com/dkgv/pinpoint. If you're interested in trying it out or even contributing, please check it out :)