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SnowingXIV
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Comment #46981809
I’ve been building something in this space as well, but with a broader toolkit [1] approach rather than a single-purpose interval trainer. The thing to me that's a bit jarring is t…
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Comment #46611778
It needs to be more than that, I want to hear musicianship that has been honed and crafted. The struggle to find their sound. I'm fine with even an amateur musician learning their …
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Comment #46576689
Yep, same experience (except Sublime with vim bindings) lazygit + lazydocker is really nice. Folke has done a great job.
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Comment #46576647
Noted. I'll take a look. The visual-audio syncing I do want to be pretty tight. I'll be adding to and fixing the examples there, right now only a handful at the moment. Good find.
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Comment #46576113
That’s a great suggestion thank you. I agree that would be helpful, will work on getting that in when I get a chance. Hah, and nothing too deep aside from listening to some OSTs re…
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Comment #46507448
Have you tried using vim? Or rather nvim? If tinkering is your thing, feel free to completely do your own setup but out of the box lazyvim is pretty sane and you may not need much …
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Comment #45600254
Was a heavy sublime user for many years, slowly migrated to vim (first sublime with vim keybindings) but now daily drive lazyvim and the defaults with that are very sane. Quick ins…
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Comment #44021405
Recently had my first son and it’s a lot of this, but mainly time becomes more scarce. I’ve got a number of hobbies but much less time to do them and less inclined to allocate to d…
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Comment #43750611
Yeah, this is my heaviest use case too. Mostly because it generally does save me a bit of time and is easily verifiable with tools like rubular and then can tweak what is needed on…
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Comment #43529314
I’ve been building two things that kinda go hand-in-hand to scratch a few personal itches. [1] is an interactive fretboard tool for guitarists. I wasn’t quite happy with the way ex…
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Comment #43255540
Honestly, this is a good use case and I think I still am not a fan. It's an extra step-away from a drum machine so maybe I can stomach it eventually but as a guitarist I love writi…
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Comment #42863606
As someone who also loves ST, please do not do this. Stay far away from bringing in something like that. If someone really wants this it seems much better suited for a plugin, whic…
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Comment #42819161
I echo this sentiment. Also, a long time rubyist. I pretty much go between neovim or Sublime everything else has felt off for Ruby development. I use vintage (vim) mode for Sublime…
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Comment #42632212
There is an option that changes the behavior for the swipe at the root level. Agreed this would be really nice to also work within a story to go back by using left -> right. Leavin…
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Comment #42518167
Likewise coming from alacritty myself. This out of the box gives me everything I really want and does it well. Not to mention the development process was quite refreshing to see. D…
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Comment #42509736
Congratulations just had mine a few months ago so this is certainly the skill I’m working on! Other than that sharpen guitar skills, linear algebra, and as a rubyist thinking about…
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Comment #42509687
There has to be google engineers here. Does this just fall on deaf ears? I realize it’s a massive corp but imagine high ranking staff have a say and input. Maybe they don’t and Sun…
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Comment #39466969
https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/getting-started-with-w... This visually does look great, but a login required for a local terminal is a deal breaker for me.
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Comment #39122393
I’m still using Sublime for the references. Without fail I can load up any version of an application including older rails apps sub 3 and it instantly has context. I can easily jum…
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Comment #39035832
Me too, one of my favorite pieces of software (I've been using Obsidian for a few years now). The fact that there are courses is hilarious, but anyways. I found it enjoyable to sta…
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Comment #38826948
Happy new year! Likewise, this is generally the only remaining site that I feel better after I leave it and more informed. No ads, excellent moderation, useful discussion and links…
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Comment #38684550
The risk-reward here is out of balance for SMB, so while we could just not pay it was more headache not to. Here is hoping for some class action. Perhaps small claims but its prett…
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Comment #38682924
Got bit by this. It felt absolutely horrible to not have any recourse. We had a yearly adobe sign contract, it was based on a particular usage estimate and quite high. Called in we…