RMPR

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   by RMPR 6y ago

   > If I ever find myself in an editor without some kind of vim mode, I'm totally hating life. Most of the Vim emulations are subpar (slow, lacking features), not to mention when they redefine some keybindings[0], so my life still en
2. 332.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   The Vim extension in VSCode is very clumsy for many things, not to mention the lags and the slowness (which defeats the purpose of using Vim keybindings) that's what drove me back, but I keep an eye on Onivim[0] which aims to be VSCode
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   >Hint: it won't be EMACS. Of course it will be Vim :p, jokes aside I think you may be surprised by the answers you get if you run such a poll > * Git is a first-class citizen. I don't see how it's an argument against Em
4. 334.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   > a good theme like gruvbox Let me guess, Theprimeagen? While Fugitive is very good, I've yet to find a better Git client than Magit, that's actually one of the things that make me reluctant to switch to Vim full time.
5. 335.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   https://vscodium.com/
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   by RMPR 6y ago

   For markdown I don't use/need a plugin, with entr[0] and Pandoc you can emulate the live preview feature easily, without even needing a browser. 0: http://eradman.com/entrproject/
7. 337.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   IME for non-git features hub is very slow iirc it's written in Ruby
8. 338.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   Now this is awesome.
9. 339.▲
   by RMPR 6y ago

   I really like the idea, maybe this can make me back to GNOME, but it seems to me it lacks an absolutely vital feature of i3/Sway: the scratchpad[0], I always have an Emacs buffer opened to my org folder, and the scratchpad is very hand
10. 340.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    Upcoming q-rs a rewrite of q in Rust :p
11. 341.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out, seems the "bug" is exclusively with org-mode, which is too bad because I don't usually need this feature outside of org-mode.
12. 342.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    > and a few for VS Code though I find their shortcuts terrible You might have a better time using https://github.com/VSpaceCode/VSpaceCode
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > I feel like it’s pretty safe to say https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs mostly solves of these concerns for Vim users in 2020 I use both doom emacs and neovim, and I'd say: not really, at least not for me,
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > But on Windows, for example, python may not be installed Actually Python is not a very good example since Windows now includes python and python3 commands by default[0] 0: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/python/pyth
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Do you have some kind of official blog for this? I'm interested in BPF and currently learning Rust, would love to learn more about this.
16. 346.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    I remember when you posted this on Reddit[0] very happy you continued to work on it. At one point I might even switch to macOS :) 0: https://reddit.com/r/vim/comments/dc95by/vimac_vimium_for_ma...
17. 347.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    I was thinking about the same thing, but it can (and will) create a situation where each big Corp will have its own store with its apps unavailable on the Appstore obviously.
18. 348.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    The thinkpad X1 carbon screen is 14'' though
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    I pin the chat to the top for quick access, but one downside is the notes aren't fully accessible offline.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    For this I use autojump[0], what I really like is the integration with ranger FM[1]. I don't know exactly how ncd works, but with autojump you need to visit the directory at least one time to be able to fuzzy-jump. 0: https:/&#x2
21. 351.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    I always tried to use the shell with emacs (eshell, multi-term) but it didn't render correctly curses and all the fancy stuffs like emojis. Out of curiosity, how do you manage that?
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Was about to point this out, but it's good to know if you ssh in a box which doesn't have Python installed. Edit: Or use a more portable terminal FM, nnn pops to my mind
23. 353.▲
    by RMPR 6y ago

    > you can then use "%!ls" to replace the contents of the buffer with directory listing and edit the commands you want. I often used :r !ls for that, thanks for the tip + it's shorter
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    Early Impressions of Go from a Rust Programmer(ncameron.org)

    3 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    > For the same cost as a MacBook, I got a really nice PC laptop with double the specs that runs linux flawlessly. I can also update the CPU, GPU, and RAM, which I can't do with a macbook. My go to Laptop these days is the Lenovo Thi
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    This is excellent, I wonder how to reach such a level of understanding.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    Almost the same here I learned touch typing because I wanted to handle many chats on Facebook, when the web interface was all they had.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    This (non-)method is more common than one may think, I know plenty of people on the Discord of 10fastfingers.com who are doing so.
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    by RMPR 6y ago

    >One fun and maybe not so novel use for this though would be training yourself to touch type AZERTY and QWERTY interchangeably Speaking from experience, this is very hard, I have the feeling it affects negatively your speed in both layou
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    TCP window scaling, timestamps and SACK(fedoramagazine.org)

    8 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments