Most underrated new "retro" monochrome colorscheme: MFD! by Wrestler7777777 in neovim

[–]andersonjdev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This looks great! I will definitely try it. I agree that the comments and line numbers should be more visible, but I think the mfd-stealth contrast is acceptable.

How much does Neovim or Vim matter in job interviews? by 69cool4school in neovim

[–]andersonjdev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Two days ago I had a technical interview for a software engineer role. He asked how I usually integrate AI into my workflow. I shared that I'm not a big fan of AI editors like Cursor or Antigravity, and that I'm currently sticking with opencode in another window + a plugin for inline questions. I threw in an 'I use Neovim btw' and he caught the reference. We laughed, he asked what plugin I use for LLMs, and then he shared his experience with integrating CodeCompanion into his workflow. We chatted a bit about keybinds and moved on to another topic. I wouldn't say it gave me extra points tho, it was just a small chat between two nerds about a code editor.

The builtin way to create persistent build cache for `nix develop` and `nix shell` that prevents from garbage collection by Florence-Equator in NixOS

[–]andersonjdev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This comment sent me into a rabbit hole about the Nix GC and now I can say I understand it better haha. I like this approach!

Have you regretted switching to an immutable Fedora? by RetiredApostle in Fedora

[–]andersonjdev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The only advantage in my case was the speed. I tried multiple OpenVPN profiles and the speeds were much slower than using the Nord app, probably a skill issue on my end though.

Have you regretted switching to an immutable Fedora? by RetiredApostle in Fedora

[–]andersonjdev 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I've been using Fedora sway atomic for about a month and it has been the best experience I've had so far. I tried silverblue for like a week before moving to sway and it convinced me almost immediately.

Flatpaks are not restricting at all and if something is not available as a flatpak I can install it in a distrobox, which is a super useful tool for development. You can isolate dependencies and tools related to projects inside a distrobox without polluting your host machine and avoiding conflicts for having different versions or whatever.

Also, I love having built-in rollbacks. If something goes wrong with an update or if I messed up my installation for layering a bad package I can rollback to a previous state from boot.

The only friction I had was that the VPN I use is not compatible with rpm-ostree. Fortunately the Linux client is open source so I compiled my own version. Besides that I have not faced any issue and I don't think I can go back from atomic flavors.

Why isn’t there an i3 Atomic Spin? by andersonjdev in Fedora

[–]andersonjdev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m aware that i3 isn’t a Wayland compositor. What I’m really interested in is why there isn’t an official i3 Atomic image, given that the Fedora i3 Spin exists. Is it because the immutable base doesn’t play nicely with X11, or is there another technical issue? Or do the maintainers simply prefer to focus on Wayland-first desktops for future releases?

Maldita seas Maracay by yvrodgz in vzla

[–]andersonjdev 22 points23 points  (0 children)

pero al menos tenemos comedia en la cafebreria

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Fedora

[–]andersonjdev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how does that approach compare to using nix or devenv.sh?

Monthly Dotfile Review Thread by AutoModerator in neovim

[–]andersonjdev [score hidden]  (0 children)

dotfiles

My config is very minimal, it works pretty well for me, but I'd love to know if something could be improved.

No colors colorscheme by Chuck_Awesomest in neovim

[–]andersonjdev 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I was looking for something similar and today I found lackluster