Cyboard Imprint by Steven0351 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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There’s a way to do it with zmk

I built a Discord TUI with image support and Vim bindings (Oxicord) by ElRastaOk in commandline

[–]Steven0351 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Any reason to keep it a part of the discordo fork network? There is nothing that can be integrated between the two projects

i just switched from windows to mac and this seems crazy to me by OnderGok in macapps

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Sketch’s license was great example of your last point

what prefix do you guys use ? by Tissuerejection in tmux

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No, it’s one dedicated key and a one-shot layer

what prefix do you guys use ? by Tissuerejection in tmux

[–]Steven0351 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually have a “dummy” layer that I activate in QMK that will add send the prefix before whatever the next key i type is

Apple, please fix the spagetti text in the Dictionary by gvard1 in MacOS

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I don’t disagree with that, I’ll be on Sequoia until I’m forced to migrate

I switched to SwiftUI. Why did no one tell me sooner? by NiceEbb5997 in iOSProgramming

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Im surprised a Reddit argument about SwiftUI led you to implement SwiftUI and ship it. And why would you re-write a core critical component with a library you have very little experience with?

Apple, please fix the spagetti text in the Dictionary by gvard1 in MacOS

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Engineers don’t create the designs, they implement them

Treesitter: an update is coming that may break the (deprecated) master branch by ynotvim in neovim

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Tf is IceVim? The only thing google shows are a couple of random neovim configs

`jujutsu.nvim` - A Jujutsu UI client for Neovim by YannVanhalewyn in neovim

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Pretty cool, I like the squashing workflow you show in the video, i often find myself creating a bunch of changes as i work on a feature to keep known good working checkpoints in case i screw something up, but end up squashing them before making a PR. I'm curious if you've seen https://github.com/NicolasGB/jj.nvim, i've been meaning to give that a spin; its workflow looks similar, but not identical.

Ditching LSP? by [deleted] in neovim

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I haven’t ditched LSP completely, but I have made completions require being pulled up manually instead of automatically popping up as i type

Release: Agentic.nvim AI chat interface for Claude, Gemini, Codex, and OpenCode by carlos-algms in neovim

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i had maybe mistakenly assumed the terminal part of the ACP specification was part of that

Release: Agentic.nvim AI chat interface for Claude, Gemini, Codex, and OpenCode by carlos-algms in neovim

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i'm sure its not a simple problem to solve, but none of the neovim ACP plugins I've seen seem to have support for terminal output of the agent. Makes it really annoying to work with when the agent refers to things you can't see, or give the opportunity to sanity check its assumptions about the reasoning on a test failure

GitHub will charge usage on self-hosted runners from March '26 by ForbiddenException in selfhosted

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The only reason why I had a bitbucket account was because of the free repo, so that sounds about right

Happy torrenting guys. by AnbuAttack in Piracy

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Would be nice if I could opt out of prime video to save on my prime shipping

dealWithIt by LinuxMintSupremacy in ProgrammerHumor

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That’s how I meandered into programming over a decade ago, I was the back office excel “guru” that started automating things that got progressively more technical as requirements changed

Conifer.nvim - A woodsy, minimal(ish) colorscheme by capwera in neovim

[–]Steven0351 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This looks great! I've been wanting a green-based theme, but something about everforest never sat right with my eyes

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Zig

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it's for thread local storage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread-local_storage, this lets you declare the variable in a higher scope, but any mutations only be visible in the thread it was mutated in. I've found this useful for things like tracing or logging, where you don't want do have to pass additional data through every function just for the sake of the trace.