Terminal
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Lovers of command lines, shells, text editor and text interfaces
Who needs a GUI when you have a TUI ;)
Lazygit inside of Zed
Lazygit inside of Zed
note to self: "d" (delete) is very close to "s" when squashing a bunch of commits in lazygit. thank god for reflog
NeoVim wizards: hit Daniel up!
Oh, this might feel like home to me. How do you config your wezterm shortcuts to have vim-motion like shortcuts for splitting terminals and moving inside vim and launching ray cast without having collisions?
Some really awesome vim motions; knew a few but learned a lot 🔥
https://youtu.be/RdyfT2dbt78?si=OZRT5DWXn6buuNDx
https://youtu.be/RdyfT2dbt78?si=OZRT5DWXn6buuNDx
... and here's a fight scene from that game.
I do miss the days where terminals ruled the day, even now I always enjoy coding CLI/terminal things over GUI, any day.
I do miss the days where terminals ruled the day, even now I always enjoy coding CLI/terminal things over GUI, any day.
Study arfy lore. 😹
castback - progress is good (but slow). Life & work get in the way of building in my spare time.
Hoping to do the initial release in the coming days... 🙏🐱
Hoping to do the initial release in the coming days... 🙏🐱
vim macros > batshit crazy bash loops and find cmd
Command line archives: vi is so named because it's the visual interface to ex
ex, a text editor from 1976, provided EXtended capabilities for editing text in days of terminals and command lines. In the video below, I'm appending a paragraph to my journal entry and searching for the first line containing the word 'here'
User interface have changed quite a bit in the last half century
ex, a text editor from 1976, provided EXtended capabilities for editing text in days of terminals and command lines. In the video below, I'm appending a paragraph to my journal entry and searching for the first line containing the word 'here'
User interface have changed quite a bit in the last half century
Rise of command lines arguments in 40 years
ls, for listing files in a directory, went from 11 to 58 args
ps, for listing processes, from 4 to 85 args
kill, for killing, stayed at 3 args for decades. Life basics rarely change ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
https://danluu.com/cli-complexity/
ls, for listing files in a directory, went from 11 to 58 args
ps, for listing processes, from 4 to 85 args
kill, for killing, stayed at 3 args for decades. Life basics rarely change ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
https://danluu.com/cli-complexity/
Switched over from Alacritty to Wezterm just for the config; soooo much better to work in lua instead of toml
trying a new font: 0xProto
Feels good to be plugged. Moving from wireless to wired doubled transfer speed and drastically lowered packet loss and latency. Makes a big difference when sshing into remote machines. Ethernet FTW!
Imagine grepping 200gb log file in a terminal on 60hz eink display
I can’t wait to buy coffee from the terminal https://warpcast.com/stevedylandev.eth/0x8ee6acd9 https://x.com/k3vwdd/status/1781704821977841978?s=46
Some good distinctions here, and would have to agree with Prime. Every time I try to switch away from Neovim to try something else I’m glad I at least tried and played with it a long time, but in the long run I just don’t enjoy anything as much as my terminal flow https://youtu.be/ZRnWmNdf5IE?si=RkFuOJjXW0nDZz0U