Yes, as an Emacs user, it has pre-compiled up-to-date bleeding edge builds for me to use. Also has lots of other good stuff and cuts down compiling.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unofficial_user_repositories
^^ Instructions^^
That’s great! Thanks for the info! I will have a look. I am all for following “The Path of Least Resistance”.
alacritty-ligatures-git 0.8.0.1772.g3ed0430-1
anaconda 2021.05-1
apostrophe 2.4-4
autojump 22.5.3-8
bibata-cursor-theme 1.1.1-1
browsh 1.6.4-2
chrome-gnome-shell 10.1-6
chromedriver 90.0.4430.24-1
criu 3.15-1
deadbeef-git r10000.df4e304a1-1
discord-canary 0.0.124-1
downgrade 10.0.0-1
dust 0.5.4-2
emacs-native-comp-git 28.0.50.148587-1
flameshot-git r1354.8f6b6b08-1
flipclock 2.8.1-1
gconf 3.2.6+11+g07808097-10
gnome-shell-extension-dash-to-panel-git 42.r8.g3fb7bdb-1
google-chrome 91.0.4472.77-1
hplip-plugin 1:3.21.4-1
inxi 3.3.04.1-1
isoimagewriter 0.8-1
libdispatch 5.4.0-3
libgccjit 11.1.0-1
libinput-gestures 2.67-1
neovide-git 0.7.0.r24.g51fa8c0-1
nerd-fonts-bitstream-vera-sans-mono 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-fira-code 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-inconsolata 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-iosevka 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-jetbrains-mono 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-robotomono 2.1.0-4
nerd-fonts-source-code-pro 2.1.0-4
oh-my-zsh-git r6029.706b2f376-1
otf-symbola 13.00-10
pacman-git 6.0.0.r0.g75eb3f4c-5
pacman-git-debug 6.0.0.r0.g75eb3f4c-5
pakku 0.14-1
pandoc-bin 2.14.0.1-1
plasma5-applets-eventcalendar 75-1
plex-media-server 1.23.2.4625-1
pnmixer 0.7.2-1
polybar 3.5.6-1
python-clickgen 1.1.9-1
rar 6.0.1-1
ruby-unicode-display_width 2.0.0-4
simplenote-electron-bin 2.12.0-1
skypeforlinux-preview-bin 8.73.76.49-1
snapper-gui-git 0.1.r7.gf0c67ab-2
teamviewer 15.18.4-1
timeshift 20.11.1+3+g08d0e59-4
trizen 1:1.64-1
ttf-symbola 13.00-10
ventoy-bin 1.0.45-1
vim-youcompleteme-git r2813.4df6f35f-1
yay 10.2.3-1
zsh-completions-git 0.33.0.r2.g9dfd5c6-1
This is what I have installed 
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Wow, that’s quite a list!
[archlinuxcn]
Server = https://repo.archlinuxcn.org/$arch
will go right into my pacman.conf just in case I need something from there.
Yep, that’s what I meant.
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timeshift-bin is not updated yet, still not working for me.
I am prepared to wait longer, since waiting ages for the non -bin to build is annoying.
The AUR package took somewhat less than two minutes to build:
69.72user 20.95system 1:51.61elapsed 81%CPU
edit 1: … and install. BTW 
edit 2: … and for a more complete account, the following packages needed to be downloaded and installed as well on this system:
Packages (11) docbook-xml-4.5-9 docbook-xsl-1.79.2-7 glib2-docs-2.68.2-1 graphviz-2.47.2-1
gtk-doc-1.33.2-1 gts-0.7.6.121130-2 netpbm-10.73.33-1 python-anytree-2.8.0-3
python-lxml-4.6.3-1 python-pygments-2.9.0-1 vala-0.52.4-1
So …
And the bin version from AUR takes 0 minutes to build.
I understand that the subjective experience of time is very different for different people. Perhaps you perceive the time span between 0 minutes and less than 2 minutes as “ages”. Waiting hours/days for the bin must feel like awful lots of “ages” then 
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