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by poetril 2y ago
I’m actually in the opposite camp, I had left VSCode for Zed about 6 months ago and used it exclusively at work/personal projects. I’ve customized it extensively, and loved its approach to Vim integration. But in the last two weeks I’v
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by poetril 2y ago
All three of our production sites are down. Been going in and out for the last 20mins.
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by poetril 2y ago
Looks like I'll be moving towards Roku, most of my friends use it and I've been using a Chromecast because I was gifted on. But the experience w/ Roku seems to be superior to Chromecast nowadays anyways.
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by poetril 2y ago
Wow. Absolutely incredible. I have a truly shameful amount of time playing PoE, crafting by jumping between craftofexile, poedb, spreadsheets, etc. I was always curious if something like this was possible and you’ve gone and done it. Fantas
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by poetril 2y ago
It comes down to using the vim extension and making use of the context it adds when setting key binds. Both in settings and keybind json files you set commands for certain vim modes, or bind native VSCode commands to your leader. Zed does a
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by poetril 2y ago
I've kept my neovim config, vscode, and zed configs in parity for a while now. To the point that the keybinds and behaviors are the same (or as simliar as they can be) across all three. In my personal experience zed is eating into the
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by poetril 2y ago
I’ve been using StoryGraph for a long time, since it was a PWA. It’s come a long way and the developer is great at listening to feedback and taking suggestion. Highly recommend it
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by poetril 2y ago
This is exactly why I like it. I understand it won't be for everyone, but it does everything I need for daily use. Mainly mail + calendar, plus drive for some occasional file sharing/upload. The VPN works fine for what I need, and
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by poetril 2y ago
Oh wow I had no idea he cofounded Glitch. Also very cool use of his product for the interview
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by poetril 2y ago
I highly recommend and used Kinopio (hope I spelled that right) for quite sometime. There really isn’t anything like it. But to keep a similar system between work and personal I used Obsidan + Excalidraw (inside obsidian). IMO it gives the
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by poetril 2y ago
+1 for Kagi. Not only are the results consistently better, but the ability to tailor the search results to my needs are incredible. Honestly couldn’t imagine going back to Google after using it
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by poetril 2y ago
I’ve been splitting time recently between Zed, VSCode, and Neovim. Zed has come along way, its native vim integration is top notch. It ties in its core editor features and enables them via vim commands rather than offering a true “vim exper
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by poetril 2y ago
I use proton as my daily driver for email, calendar, and vpn. Overall the entire suite gets a 6-7/10 for me. They all do exactly what they need to, calendar has been improving a lot, and has a dedicated iOS app nowadays which is a grea
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by poetril 3y ago
Many of the creators I follow upload first, or alongside nebula. I’ve been using it to try and reduce my YouTube watch time with great success.
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by poetril 3y ago
+1 for Astro. Super easy, with great documentation and dev ex.
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by poetril 3y ago
Oh interesting, I wasn't aware. I'll have to try my hand at beta access, and try it out. I enjoyed my time with it on Mac. But use too many different OS's to daily drive it.
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by poetril 3y ago
It really is painful that out of the chromium browsers I'd choose Edge in an instant if they just would remove or allow me to remove the bloatware they ship with. I currently use Brave, which thankfully lets me disable all the crypto n
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by poetril 3y ago
This is awesome! I currently use numpad[0] for this, but would much prefer a local app. I would love to switch but the only thing holding me back is lack of Vim support. Are there any plans to add Vim keymap in the future? 0: https:/&
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by poetril 3y ago
I mostly read fantasy, but had some personal favorites this year: The Blacktongue Theif - Christopher Buehlman Kings of the Wyld * Bloody Rose - Nicholas Eames Farseer Trilogy - Hobin Hobb
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by poetril 3y ago
This is largely personal opinion as someone who uses Next at work all day. But Svelte/SvelteKit or Astro are my personal goto's/favorites outside of Next. Both are robust enough to handle pretty much anything you throw at the
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by poetril 3y ago
I'm not really sure where the comment on Vercel platform lock-in is coming from. Personally I've deployed Next apps on Cloudflare Pages/Netlify, and I have multiple Next apps at work are all deployed via AWS codebuild or Gith
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by poetril 3y ago
Last year I finally made the push to de-google as much as possible. I dropped gmail/google calendar in exchange for ProtonMail. Replaced google photos/drive with Backblaze (there is a manual step now). Moved all my domains from Go
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by poetril 3y ago
Something like this is exactly what I've been looking for! Barebones, easy to use, and snappy. I find most other encounter builders are way to bloated for my purposes. But this seems to strike a really nice middle ground of convenience
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by poetril 3y ago
I've been working with html/css for nearly a decade and still reference [0] this article from time to time. Best explanation of how css layout algorithms out there. [0]: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/css/underst
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by poetril 3y ago
All of my favorite high quality mobile games are desktop games that got ported. The ones I play the most are [1]Baba is you, [2]Into the Breach (requires a Netflix account), [3]20 Minutes Till Dawn, and [4]Vampire Survivors. Granted I'
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by poetril 3y ago
I don't have an adblocker on my machine at work, trying to keep chrome as barebones as possible. On the off chance I click on an article posted in slack its always shocking to see how riddled with ad's the modern web is.
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by poetril 3y ago
At my current gig we support two Next apps (both on the pages router) and are currently in the very early stages of building a new Next app using the app router. While we are very excited about the technology, adoption has been slowed by a
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by poetril 3y ago
I moved all my domains from google domains -> CloudFlare a few years ago. I haven’t had any issues other than CloudFlare is missing support for some tlds, mainly “.dev”
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by poetril 3y ago
I’ll tell you what I did years ago and what I advised friends who have broken into the field. Take a dev adjacent job and after some time make an internal move. I’ve had two friends start doing software support and after 12-18 months made t
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by poetril 3y ago
The site looks great and I always love to see some Svelte love. But the "Sign in with Google" is a deal breaker for me. Also seems strange to charge $15 for this when so many free Vim resources exist.

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