absolute_unit22

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   Benefits of Touch Typing(typequicker.com)

   3 points by absolute_unit22 1y ago|0 comments
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   > The case for writing and coding manually I share much of the same ideas about this as the author. For a long time, to make coding more natural (before and after LLMs) and not having to think about certain keywords or syntax, I would
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   That’s what I’m kind of looking for. Something that shows more advanced features. I feel like most of these tutorial like apps just scratch the surface and are more beginner focused.
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   I actually opened this hoping it’ an alternative to vimtutor but for experienced/intermediate users. Is there such a thing? I feel like someone has probably made something this - something that progressively works through soem of the m
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   Where to Go After TypingClub?(typequicker.com)

   4 points by absolute_unit22 1y ago|0 comments
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   Thank you - appreciate it! :) > btw do some tech twitter promos. Yes - I have plans to do. Still relatively new to the marketing, SEO, etc world. Recently quit my job to build products (TypeQuicker is the first in line) and up until now
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   Nice idea for podcast - good luck!
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   > High Performance: Processes millions of events per second, about 4x to 10x faster than channels. Wow - that’s a pretty impressive accomplishment. I’ve been meaning to move some workers I have to a pub/sub on https://www
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   by absolute_unit22 1y ago

   > said that 4 of the 35 or so kids at the camp left because they couldn’t be away from their devices. Wow that’s scary. Such powerful addiction at such a young age
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    I’m curious as well. I’ve been exploring this space for a potential project - curious to see what these startups are doing
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    Gotcha - thanks for mentioning this though. I’ve been meaning to make some changes to the default text in the practice mode so this bumps it up on my todo list. Thank you!
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    Thank you! :) Yes!! I have this on my todo list (along with many other features I've always wanted) actually!
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    I couldn’t agree more on this honestly. https://www.typequicker.com kinda focuses on this sentiment. AI generated natural text that targets user weak points. The more you type, the better the targeted exercises are. The whole ap
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    TypeQuicker – The AI Typing Application(typequicker.com)

    2 points by absolute_unit22 1y ago|0 comments
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    Same! So relieved Claude Code and Aider exist now - I almost bought into the Cursor hype
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    by absolute_unit22 1y ago

    > typing speed and vim skills are going to play less of a role in overall development speed as AI use increases I feel like it will always be relevant. Both typing fast and vim. I always bet on vim / neovim. Even as tools like Curso
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    by absolute_unit22 4y ago

    Thanks! I think I will probably go ahead and do that; thanks :)
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    by absolute_unit22 4y ago

    I’m curious, have you tried just IntelliJ+Go plug-in ? From what I understand IntelliJ and Go plug-in = GoLand? I’m asking because I’m starting a new job and wondering whether to ask for IntelliJ license or GoLand license. Advantage of Inte
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    by absolute_unit22 4y ago

    - iTerm - Ideavim (amazing emulator, emulates vim in IntelliJ; I love it) - IntelliJ features (quick lists, GitHub integration, etc) - Raycast (What I would want Mac Spotlight to be) - QMK (Open Source Firmware for keyboards. Allows you to
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    by absolute_unit22 4y ago

    If you have some time, this is worth a read: https://nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon It’s a nice, short metaphorical story for our acceptance of death.