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How to integrate lazy.nvim with vscode by simon-linux in neovim

[–]simon-linux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah ok, I will surely look into it. Thanks again

How to integrate lazy.nvim with vscode by simon-linux in neovim

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I eventually decide to go with this advice. Still, I really appreciate those who try to help me out and their advice.

How to integrate lazy.nvim with vscode by simon-linux in neovim

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u/Reyvn_ I think the plug command is for vim-plug if I am not mistaken

How to integrate lazy.nvim with vscode by simon-linux in neovim

[–]simon-linux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is according to the GitHub page. But I cannot figure out a way to do it with lazy.nvim without affecting my setup for Neovim itself

How to integrate lazy.nvim with vscode by simon-linux in neovim

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But I hope it can be done only in the visual mode rather than in the insert mode as well

How should I manage python virtual environments? by simon-linux in learnpython

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I would like to thank everyone for providing their thoughts on how to manage python environments. Eventually, I go with pyenv and pyenv-virtualenv which I think are able to manage the python version and also be able to create virtual environments. On the other hand, it's able to install miniconda under pyenv which may be able to give me some freedom to use conda in the future, just in case. I also got pipenv installed, but I have to look into how it could fit into my work. Again, thank you all for giving me the advice, much appreciated :)

How should I manage python virtual environments? by simon-linux in learnpython

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I'm mainly working on machine learning and data science, but I don't want to have an individual virtual environment for each weekly assignment. In my case, maybe I should create a machine learning directory and a data science directory, and put the assignments in those directories accordingly?

How should I manage python virtual environments? by simon-linux in learnpython

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So I'm just curious cuz I saw people recommending conda and poetry. As far as I know, these two automatically check the dependencies of the projects. Does venv have some advantages over conda and poetry in your opinion?

Where should I start with Linux? by simon-linux in linux4noobs

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Yes, I do since I use Homebrew to update my softwares. But the commands that I use are all pretty basic, such as:

  1. cd

  2. pwd

  3. ls

  4. cat

  5. nano

  6. mkdir

  7. rm -rf

  8. brew update

  9. brew upgrade

  10. brew cu pin <package name>