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Turning syntax coloring off was the best decision in my career. I have never looked back.
by mseepgood 10y ago
Turning syntax coloring off was the best decision in my career. I have never looked back.
- dimman 10y agoI wouldn't go as far as to say it was my best decision in my career, however it was an important one. I've noticed how I've gone from "click-friendly" GUI's and window managers like Gnome/KDE to Fluxbox, turned syntax highlighting off and at the same time increased my productivity/effectiveness. At first I missed the "fanciness", the new felt boring and pale, however as time passed it made me realize that I'm now focusing on the important things and I'm in control. So yes okay, it's one of my best decisions.
- calebm 10y agoWriting programs all on a single line was the best decision of my career! The enlightenment writing everything on a single line imparted to me was nothing short of an epiphany...
- enneff 10y agoIt has definitely been a big improvement to my working life.
- pc86 10y agoYou cannot be serious.