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by rochak 3y ago
Uber's Apps are so shit when it comes to that. I can rarely recall a time when I opened the app and closed it without finding anything useful and it didn't send me a notification within minutes.
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by rochak 3y ago
Gonna get downvoted to oblivion for saying this but I haven't hated a tool more than make.
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by rochak 3y ago
A few that I use the most: - awk - bat - fd - fzf - git - jq - lazygit - neovim - parallel (GNU Parallel) - ripgrep - spotify-tui - tldr - tmux - vifm - yadm - zoxide - zsh - sed
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by rochak 3y ago
You may wanna hop on to LinkedIn and do a quick search for the jobs demanding the specific technologies you wanna know usage of. That is not the ideal way, but should be a good estimate anyway.
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by rochak 3y ago
Can confirm. I prefer using Vim because it makes writing stuff fun. Never thought I could ever write for fun.
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by rochak 3y ago
I don't.
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by rochak 3y ago
I feel sorry for the people who have to use Windows.
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by rochak 3y ago
Thanks for warning me on Tekken. I was really digging the character design and all in the upcoming Tekken 8 but given I possess dexterity of a 10 year old, I should probably skip it and fighting games in general.
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by rochak 3y ago
What syncing issues on Sonoma?
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by rochak 3y ago
Apple's version is shit. Period. That's why.
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by rochak 3y ago
Mitchell is a legend
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by rochak 3y ago
Time to rewrite my resume using this. If anyone knows any similar tools, please share them.
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by rochak 3y ago
RIP Chrome users lol
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by rochak 3y ago
Go made a great decision to namespace packages via this Github style.
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by rochak 3y ago
+1. Lazygit is one of the few tools that does the TUI just right. Super functional UI + Easy discoverability = Chef's kiss.
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by rochak 3y ago
Go’s LSP (created by Go Team) is the best in class and super feature rich. I’d recommend trying out things before making claims about one thing being better than the other.
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by rochak 3y ago
Would really wish something like that for Go. Rust is cool and all, but I just can’t be arsed to care about the language more than solving actual business problems.
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by rochak 3y ago
Hard agree. Vim made typing/editing a pure joy.
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by rochak 3y ago
There are extremely few people whose software transformed my life as much as Vim did. I know people would say that Vim is just an editor, but to me it rekindled the spark by giving me the direction I was looking for in this limitless world
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by rochak 3y ago
Oh fuck no. This is bad. Google wtf.
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by rochak 3y ago
I just use CLI based debuggers. Sure they are hard to setup, but I appreciate the low level knowledge I acquire to set them up. Most engineers I have met don’t even understand how to build everything from the ground up, so when shit hits th
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by rochak 3y ago
You just described me. I actively try to not do this but I end up doing it every single time. I think there may be something wrong with me.
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by rochak 3y ago
Way to generalise people. Bravo.
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by rochak 3y ago
He is such a beast. Have no idea how he manages to develop and maintain so many plugins.
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by rochak 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning. Had me in tears.
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by rochak 3y ago
Skill issue
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by rochak 3y ago
So, basically everything I despise about. Got it. Would stay away from it with a ten feet pole.
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by rochak 3y ago
Python. I love working with it (except when it comes to package management and distribution).
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by rochak 3y ago
Elon is truly one of the CEOs of all time
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by rochak 3y ago
I wish I use awk all the time but everytime I use it the knowledge I gain doesn't stick. Could be due to its arcane syntax which is just too hard for me to remember.

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