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krobelus

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    Comment #47543071

    these have been fixed as of 4.4.0

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    Comment #42984959

    Kakoune has network-transparency - you can run the editor server on a remote system and run editor clients locally, communicating only via Unix socket.

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    Comment #42984880

    > You can effectively run whole development (LSP, docker, compiler, files) on remote like it is on your local machine. the same is possible with any other editor that implements a …

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    Comment #42361851

    Amazing project, very useful

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    Comment #41666793

    you're probably using an old version

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    Comment #41666778

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26507205

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    Comment #41655215

    I use git autofixup; it was much better than git absorb last time I checked > it doesn’t say anything when there was no match that's what it should do > it can be quite slow as thi…

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    Comment #39221103

    > The main problem is that Git was built so that the commit message is the _email body_, meant to be read by everyone in the project. I find this very hard to believe. Isn't it "ev…

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    Comment #37253105

    https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/

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    Comment #35216555

    > Notice that both fzf and fzy ranked source/blender/makesdna/DNA_fileglobal_types.h higher than GNUMakefile. I believe this is because /make and _file in that path are on word bou…

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    Comment #34989555

    all the time. I use a terminal text editor (Kakoune) which works great. For some tools I needed to disable colors to improve contrast

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    Comment #33440339

    A notable new feature: inside diff buffers (as created by ":git diff" for example) you can press Enter to jump to the source file.

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    Comment #32221707

    The equivalent to "hg absorb" for Git is https://github.com/torbiak/git-autofixup

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    Comment #32125877

    How about an external e-ink screen for your laptop? I do almost all my programming on a Dasung Paperlike.

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    Comment #30740800

    > I don’t yet love how history works. Four months in, I still can’t get used to not having ctrl-r. I think it's worth getting used to but there are plugins like fzf that implement …

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    Comment #30255621

    There are several tools for stacking patch series, here is a list: https://github.com/epage/git-stack/blob/main/docs/comparison...

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    Comment #30097965

    The lack of canonicalization has caused us tons of trouble on an Angular app. Check out https://symflower.com/en/company/blog/2021/path-independent-... - you'll be laughing (or cry…

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    Comment #29763074

    Sounds like a sensible mix. There is really no single silver bullet. We at https://symflower.com/ are working on a product to generate unit tests. Unlike quickcheck/proptest we pro…

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    Comment #29050904

    200ms just for loading completions? :( fish avoids this with lazy-loading

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    Comment #26996847

    > I want to be able to rebase the entire stack and have the tools work correctly. https://github.com/krobelus/git-branchless/ > resolving BS conflicts multiple times For identical …

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    Comment #26952978

    I use https://git.sr.ht/~krobelus/git-branchless