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“I came back as a fool and went as a fool. I went as a fool and came back as a fool. I sought foolishness and considered myself a fool.”
“I came back as a fool and went as a fool. I went as a fool and came back as a fool. I sought foolishness and considered myself a fool.”
avante has been pretty nice, i also use chatgpt.nvim for direct keybound actions on visual selections. aider-chat is also great if you prefer to separate llm interaction from the editor
February 13, 2025 at 4:29 PM
avante has been pretty nice, i also use chatgpt.nvim for direct keybound actions on visual selections. aider-chat is also great if you prefer to separate llm interaction from the editor
good luck and embrace the pain
January 26, 2025 at 4:44 AM
good luck and embrace the pain
Nothing is hidden from you when you use lazyvim or nvchad or others. Efforting to understand their decisions I think is a gentler path to a similar familiarity. The roll your own mentality might be valuable for learning but it usually hurts more for a lesser result ime.
January 18, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Nothing is hidden from you when you use lazyvim or nvchad or others. Efforting to understand their decisions I think is a gentler path to a similar familiarity. The roll your own mentality might be valuable for learning but it usually hurts more for a lesser result ime.
Maybe a controversial take but imo no at this point in time it's preferable to use a base provided by the community that's designed to mod/extend. It'll depend on where you are in your life but for me it's difficult to keep up with plugin releases, I appreciate that effort being handled elsewhere.
January 18, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Maybe a controversial take but imo no at this point in time it's preferable to use a base provided by the community that's designed to mod/extend. It'll depend on where you are in your life but for me it's difficult to keep up with plugin releases, I appreciate that effort being handled elsewhere.
best place to start is probably enabling the vim extension in vscode to get familiar with modal editing and motion composition
if that feels worth the effort and you find a growing sense of curiosity about customization, move to one of the starter configs and see where it leads
if that feels worth the effort and you find a growing sense of curiosity about customization, move to one of the starter configs and see where it leads
January 15, 2025 at 4:27 AM
best place to start is probably enabling the vim extension in vscode to get familiar with modal editing and motion composition
if that feels worth the effort and you find a growing sense of curiosity about customization, move to one of the starter configs and see where it leads
if that feels worth the effort and you find a growing sense of curiosity about customization, move to one of the starter configs and see where it leads
if you haven't heard of them: vimium, vimium-c, or tridactyl are interesting browser extensions that offer a keyboard centric browser interaction layer
January 14, 2025 at 3:36 PM
if you haven't heard of them: vimium, vimium-c, or tridactyl are interesting browser extensions that offer a keyboard centric browser interaction layer
imo a smooth workflow is the important thing, as long as your tools enable that they're perfect
January 13, 2025 at 4:19 PM
imo a smooth workflow is the important thing, as long as your tools enable that they're perfect
looks like there's a plugin for this workflow if you prefer
github.com/jake-stewart...
github.com/jake-stewart...
GitHub - jake-stewart/multicursor.nvim: multiple cursors in neovim
multiple cursors in neovim. Contribute to jake-stewart/multicursor.nvim development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
January 12, 2025 at 4:41 AM
looks like there's a plugin for this workflow if you prefer
github.com/jake-stewart...
github.com/jake-stewart...
Swapped to lazyvim about a year ago, abandoning a 6~ year old vimscript based config. Was a reasonable way to handle swapping to lua config and whichkey made it comfortable to adapt to a new set of bindings.
Lazyvim is pretty well thought out and doesn't limit customization. Minor complaints only.
Lazyvim is pretty well thought out and doesn't limit customization. Minor complaints only.
January 7, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Swapped to lazyvim about a year ago, abandoning a 6~ year old vimscript based config. Was a reasonable way to handle swapping to lua config and whichkey made it comfortable to adapt to a new set of bindings.
Lazyvim is pretty well thought out and doesn't limit customization. Minor complaints only.
Lazyvim is pretty well thought out and doesn't limit customization. Minor complaints only.
Avante.nvim or chatgpt.nvim are generally better for workflow if you can forgive an opinion. As for artefacting from virtual text, I'd guess this is most likely to do with your terminal's handling of redraws. Can try :redraw! or look for your terminal's redraw command/keybind or settings if avail.
December 31, 2024 at 12:35 AM
Avante.nvim or chatgpt.nvim are generally better for workflow if you can forgive an opinion. As for artefacting from virtual text, I'd guess this is most likely to do with your terminal's handling of redraws. Can try :redraw! or look for your terminal's redraw command/keybind or settings if avail.
Appending to a register. For example: "ayy to yank current line to the a register, 10j"Ayy to move 10 lines down and add it to the a register.
December 28, 2024 at 10:48 PM
Appending to a register. For example: "ayy to yank current line to the a register, 10j"Ayy to move 10 lines down and add it to the a register.
not a fan of collaboration then ig
December 26, 2024 at 8:10 PM
not a fan of collaboration then ig
kek the wardrobe has healed
December 2, 2024 at 8:52 PM
kek the wardrobe has healed
rip
was a good hat, will be missed
was a good hat, will be missed
December 2, 2024 at 3:26 PM
rip
was a good hat, will be missed
was a good hat, will be missed