ckolkey

7 ms·

31.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Integrating hammerspoon as the keybinding manager for yabai is a perfect match. You can treat yabai as an api for window management, and script some pretty cool things, like sending the current window to a new space, and either keeping focu
32.
by ckolkey 3y ago
What? I can't understand this at all. We like gems _because_ they are shiny, not in spite of that. But alright, subjective opinion. I'm just enjoy my affordable shiny rocks over here.
33.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, it's shown in a format localised to the user, so... i'd much rather you keep your hands off that, and I'll enjoy my DD.MM.YYYY
34.
by ckolkey 3y ago
It's the H in HN, my friend.
35.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Yeah, tables serve as both lists and maps. You can even have a table with _both_.
36.
by ckolkey 3y ago
I'm sorry to hear that.
37.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Because employers (normally) don't read them.
38.
by ckolkey 3y ago
It's not unheard of to be applying to 50+ companies in the hopes of hearing back from 5. It's not a couple sentences - if you wrote three sentences per letter, thats 150 sentences.
39.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Lack of tooling/LSP support compared to Lua. A rather popular neovim plugin, gitsigns, recently switched from teal to regular lua because, at least in part, the type annotations available via lua-language-server. https://git
40.
by ckolkey 3y ago
You can use different httpd backends - webrick if you have ruby, python, etc
41.
by ckolkey 3y ago
I have pull requests open, so hopefully, yes :)
42.
by ckolkey 3y ago
For neovim users, there's a work-in-progress clone, neogit: https://github.com/timUntersberger/neogit/ Some of my colleagues use emacs/magit, and after seeing how absolutely lovely the workflow is, I&#x2
43.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Through, no question. If someone in the park is able to interact with it, you're in it.
44.
by ckolkey 3y ago
But it is a violation. I guess from my perspective it was a justified violation of the rule, but it was still a violation
45.
by ckolkey 3y ago
I've been happily using yabai for years - I even wrote some custom functions in hammerspoon to send windows to new spaces, move focus, and swap windows around n/s/e/w with key-bindings. Can't imagine life without it
46.
by ckolkey 3y ago
It sounds like the novel idea was thinking to do that in the first place
47.
by ckolkey 3y ago
They're just a file, so git can see it. Good habit would be to add it to the project's gitignore, or your global gitignore (or both)
48.
by ckolkey 3y ago
I completely take your point, and would _love_ some kind of negative externality to keep from scrolling to much. I'd see that as a positive.
49.
by ckolkey 3y ago
But like.. He asked if they had any plans to change it. And they said no. I can't imagine the hoop you're expecting him to jump through - get a seat on their board covertly?
50.
by ckolkey 3y ago
How would that work with VCS?
51.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Its just so repetitive, with the same types of cargo-cult responses to any criticism. Very similar to bitcoin/tesla in how it gets shilled
52.
by ckolkey 3y ago
The tree-sitter ecosystem continues to expand thanks in large part to neovim's enthusiastic adoption. It's a shame Atom was sunset in favor of VS-code - having spawned both Electron and Tree-sitter, I think it's clear which w
53.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Thats great, thank you for sharing it.
54.
by ckolkey 3y ago
I completely agree. That really stood out from the article
55.
by ckolkey 3y ago
The pc predates all of your examples, so I don't think it makes sense to say "has always been the norm". Has _become_ the norm, perhaps, but thats the entire point. It's not great that it has.
56.
by ckolkey 3y ago
Just FYI, it's "apropos" :)
57.
by ckolkey 4y ago
You.. you're joking, right?
58.
by ckolkey 4y ago
Looks really nice, but I'll wait until you embed neovim :)
59.
by ckolkey 4y ago
You make it sound like there are no other factors. People like where they are. They like their communities. They may dislike cities, and they may not have the means to move to them even if they did like them. You dont seem to understand the
60.
by ckolkey 4y ago
Exactly. Vim keybinding are used in so many other places, it seems like a waste to learn a bespoke set of mapping just for a vim like editor.

More ›