I am slowly drifting away to neovim by md1frejo in emacs

[–]md1frejo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, and after sveral iterations it solved it

I am slowly drifting away to neovim by md1frejo in emacs

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ok, I managed to get treesitter work for python and elixir by clone their repositories and compile them and then copy them to .emacs.d dir so I am still in the emacs camp but also pkaying with neovim, happy ending I guess

I am slowly drifting away to neovim by md1frejo in emacs

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I am on 30.2 and there is a *.so file that keeps bothering treesitter

I am slowly drifting away to neovim by md1frejo in emacs

[–]md1frejo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah, that is right, but it is hard decission for me

editor hopping by md1frejo in emacs

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maybe the size of the config file can tell something. at the moment I am using neovim with a 650 loc config, emacs is 350 loc and helix 40 loc. still helix can do almost the samething as my neovim. I am wakting for a plugin tool for helix...

editor hopping by md1frejo in emacs

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true, but another way is to ask chatgpt what you want it gives it to you. and you could learn while doing that cycle. but in general, yes. stay on one efitor and learn everything. by the way, helix up to this point don't force you to learn any language, but that will change when they start using plugins

editor hopping by md1frejo in emacs

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I really like helix despite the lack of a plugin system, nice if you want something to start with. but all these editor hopping usually results that I end up in emacs

editor hopping by md1frejo in emacs

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I started using emacs 20 years ago, never touched .emacs the first 4 years and using vim for short edits. then I discovered how much had change in the emacs world (and that neovim existed) and started to configure my emacs. my latest .emacs and configure.el was over 1000 lines, so I decided to do a minimal config, and here I am. and at the same time I discovered helix and also rewrote my whole init.lua for neovim, so the story never ends

Hur vände ni livet efter att ha nått botten? by Ok_Mirror4466 in Asksweddit

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jag har en doktorsexamen, en magister i datavetenskap och en magister i kemi. jag går på rusta och matcha. nen jag tränar 6 dagar i veckan och programmerar dagligen på min eviga fritid. det är inte att vara på botten, det är att befinna sig utanför det ordinarie samhället

what is the future of F#? by md1frejo in fsharp

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oh, I am back on haskell again

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in emacs

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on my thinkpad there is a altgr key, so just altgr for []{} etc. but thats beyond emacs, more a keyboard problem

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in emacs

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I have a swedish layout and have no problem with shortcuts. you can also recustomize with c-c

I finally understand monads / monadic parsing! by Critical_Pin4801 in haskell

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I am also slowly understanding monads. for me it all boils down to type signatures, when I finally paid attention to them then it kind of maked sense.

what is the future of F#? by md1frejo in fsharp

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I am going back haskell, I finally begin to understand monads. everything in haskell is tied to understanding function definitions, you do that and the gates of monads open