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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Doom Emacs is much more polished than Spacemacs, and yet lighter weight.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
I've tried vim support extensively in VSCode, IntelliJ, and Emacs. The vim plugin for VSCode is sorely lacking; particularly with macro support. For my use case, it's unusable. The vim plugin for IntelliJ is slightly better. It&
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Lost me at mini-map...
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Direnv and lsp-mode
95.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
Even at 8000 km per year, I highly doubt that you need a new chain every three months.
96.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
Speaking from experience; once it’s been shared ad nauseam, and they still don’t get it, what would be the alternative conclusion?
97.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
You’ve described how I work, 95%.
98.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
Could you elaborate on that, please?
99.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
It works well with the Eero routers.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Yes
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
According to their own FAQ, Nebula uses a lab in HK. In current times, that may be of concern.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
- Lambda Calculus, and Functional programming principles. - Thinking in terms of types and structure, rather than linear procedures. - Category theory. - Vim as a language for editing text. - Emacs (my own config w/ Evil). - Nix. - A
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Ammonite is great! I think it could use more exposure, especially the REPL.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
Pardon me if this is dense, but I don't see how laziness prevents you from examining f and g separately.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
I agree that Akka was over-hyped, and over-used. I don't think that pure FP is or was over-hyped. It is, however a large reward for a large time investment to learn. Many simply don't have the time capacity or motivation to com
106.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
Can you elaborate on why Haskell's laziness is a dealbreaker?
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
I agree that the alternative to Java niche now belongs to Kotlin. Scala's niche is statically typed functional programming, and category theory.
108.
by theCodeStig 6y ago
This is why I’m mostly vegan.
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by theCodeStig 6y ago
I suspect it was an insider.
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
JetBrains editors are superbly good at refactoring, IMO that's their one only advantage. Consider working primarily in an editor with LSP support (such as Emacs) and use JetBrains on the side solely for refactoring. Wean yourself off o
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
I'm a diehard Emacs (+evil) user, and I tried VS Code for a few months. It really is quite good. Here are the few detractors that brought me back to Emacs as my primary editor. Lousy macro support from the Vim emulator. Evil is stil
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
LSP will definitely change that.
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
Although, I'm familiar with the concepts; I posit that the examples in the post are too general. Due to the generality of the examples, the concepts may be difficult for beginners to pick up, or to see any benefit. I suggest the (fre
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
Yes
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
I had the same impression. I've been a vegetarian for 2 years, and I eat... drum roll vegetables. I'm the healthiest that I've ever been.
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
You're absolutely right.
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
FWIW, I have a proper espresso machine, and I’ve considered downgrading to a Flair.
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
I recently moved from Spacemacs to Doom. I second, that it’s so much better, in that it’s faster, leaner, and easier to comprehend. Some of the keybindings could be more thorough. I find myself M-x’ing a lot. I take this as an acceptabl
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by theCodeStig 7y ago
It’s already available in Singapore.
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by theCodeStig 8y ago
It does not work well with macros.

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