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“I also sampled everything in the medicine cabinet”

This made me smile.

I thought it was poking fun at the tutorial saying instead of learning to code, import a library from someone who knows how to code.

Yeah it’s definitely a lot quicker than searching through 15 articles and stack overflow posts sometimes. Except for with regex and the sed command, the bastard thing kept messing that up

I find the opposite, chatgpt (free version at least) gives all the explanation and stuff then a code block, copilot (not Microsoft the GitHub one) just prints the boilerplate directly in the editor then you press tab to accept.

Pretty much this, it’s the one use case for copilot, I know what I want to type anyway and copilot is usually close enough that 2 edits is faster than typing the whole thing and better for rsi.

The doctor prescribed “getting good”

Explain why

It does just work though, which is what other code editors need to get that kind of adoption, I’d love to be able to say I use vim or Emacs but get frustrated when I’m trying to get work done and things keep breaking, I finally feel I have everything configured and then realise I’m missing something else that took me 3.5 minutes to set up in VScode, half of that is due to the large community.

Zed works pretty well out of the box but is missing a lot of features that will make it a viable replacement for me. I am excited about Zed and the way it works, it’s super interesting and creative and id love to drive it daily someday, so much so that it’s the first project I’ve really considered contributing to myself.

I don’t like that VSCode is bloated, but I love that it takes five minutes to set up and contains nearly every feature I can think of.

The beauty of hibernation mode, I think it technically counts as the process still running!

I checked my activity monitor earlier to see a ZSH session at like 40 hours or something.

Why? What’s wrong with your nano usage? Is it becoming a problem?

Honestly it seems like you gain nothing but a slightly bloated electron wrapper around NeoVim.

All those features you listed either work out of the box or require minimal configuration in NeoVim.

Honestly I’m sure they are great but vim bindings are near ubiquitous amongst technologies now so it’s difficult to get everyone to move away from it.

What does it carry over from your swim config? What are the benefits of using Nvidia inside of VSCode as opposed to just nvim?

If it works for you. Go ahead

This was the thing that stopped me from hopping over in the first place, the vim binds just make too much sense