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sp33der89

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    Comment #47116003

    I hope org-mode gets more popular outside of Emacs. I know all the words already about how org-mode is great because of Emacs, but the way you can do plaintext outlining, with grea…

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    Comment #46949532

    All metaphors break down at a certain point, but power tools and generative AI/LLMs being compared feels like somebody is romanticizing the art of programming a bit too much. Copyr…

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    Comment #46052115

    When it comes to the comparison with other languages like Zig, Rust and Go, I disagree. I think it's because it hits its """new weird thing""" budget really quickly with Abilities …

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    Comment #44554585

    I disagree with the author, but I also get the impression that their view of notes is fundamentally different than mine so there's that. I like the way LogSeq implemented daily not…

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    Comment #41947178

    Does Zen browser allow you to hide the top (address) bar? That's the thing I liked about Arc.

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    Comment #40898471

    > I’m not sure there is really more to say here. I'm sure that there can be some very interesting discussions about code-in-database and interop with tooling! > I’m just not sure I…

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    Comment #40884454

    This is a good point, and deserves a lot more discussion about it. I personally don't mind that my code is somewhere else than in a text file, because as it now I have to ductape a…

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    Comment #40882891

    The tooling is surprisingly good for such a "young" language. I've had experience with other budding languages, like Nim, Zig, ReasonML throughout the years(not comparing these lan…

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    Comment #40882556

    Pleasant surprise to see Unison mentioned! The developer experience in Unison(and Unison Cloud) has been wonderful for me. I try to write as much in it as possible, for hobby proje…

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    Comment #40191221

    Kakoune does, and I found it (without extensions) to perform excellent even with multicursor. Not saying that array of lines is more performant than ropes, but just adding a datapo…

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    Comment #40183886

    Using meow: https://github.com/meow-edit/meow I actually got keybindings in Emacs that are helix-like, so I use helix for certain projects and Emacs for others. The muscle memory t…

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    Comment #39879556

    > Furthermore, the idea that plugins could've been in Rust or Rust through WASM meant that I'd have an editor which was completely hackable in the least annoying way possible. Ever…

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    Comment #39876680

    I absolutely don't mind the plugin system being a Scheme. It's a plugin for a text editor, and Steel( https://github.com/mattwparas/steel ) seems to be a lot less of a maintenance …

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    Comment #39293152

    This, plus abilities[1](what Unison calls algebraic effects), make Unison such a joy to work with, it's a very pleasant experience. You can get straight to the business logic. I al…

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    Comment #39006248

    Yeah, the learning curve is there, but it has its benefits for software development. Personally I really am enjoying the one implemented by Unison: https://www.unison-lang.org/docs…

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    Comment #36848259

    I really like d2 a lot more than its alternatives. However the big problem here being that d2 is still quite new and isn't as well supported as Mermaid JS

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    Comment #36728670

    Can one try out this new DE right now?

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    Comment #36478017

    Yes, see this Github Discussion for more context: https://github.com/koka-lang/koka/discussions/339#discussion... > yes! Currently the active development is in dev-fbip, see also o…

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    Comment #36444262

    I found the developer experience of EdgeDB to be really great. A CLI tool that does all the work, a very declarative schema language that is easy to learn, migrations built in. Hel…

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    Comment #36369591

    > that JavaScript framework that takes a year to understand will no longer be used in 7 years. Surely there is a lot more nuance for having a nicer database query language than com…

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    Comment #36297607

    What is the status of ReasonML? My first experiences with ReasonML were very nice, because I found OCaml syntax confusing. I kinda left around the time ReScript got introduced. But…

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    Comment #35149968

    I have tried oh-my-zsh, but still fish was easier to get started with. Especially with autocompletions. However oh-my-zsh was pleasant to use as well!

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    Comment #35127073

    Fish is that shell for me. I tried nushell and zsh. zsh required a bunch of setup and nushell was too young. Whereas fish has really great defaults and enough of support to just go…

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    Comment #34760589

    orgmode + org-babel comes really close, but I feel like org just doesn't get much traction outside of Emacs,because markdown is good enough.

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    Comment #34427399

    Sweet!! I ordered one(tho I live in Europe) and waiting for it to arrive. Meanwhile I can Google places where I can buy the order pieces. Thank you!