gathering that vscode's json schema handling is ass
November 3, 2025 at 2:43 AM
gathering that vscode's json schema handling is ass
i dont wanna be that person but there's a few things wrong with this:
1: it trusts a billionaire's word
2: he said it to a guy with more money to sell AI tools
3: it's extremely misleading; it seems like the ai is writing it but it literally just means they're using vscode's autocorrection and shit
1: it trusts a billionaire's word
2: he said it to a guy with more money to sell AI tools
3: it's extremely misleading; it seems like the ai is writing it but it literally just means they're using vscode's autocorrection and shit
November 1, 2025 at 11:55 PM
i dont wanna be that person but there's a few things wrong with this:
1: it trusts a billionaire's word
2: he said it to a guy with more money to sell AI tools
3: it's extremely misleading; it seems like the ai is writing it but it literally just means they're using vscode's autocorrection and shit
1: it trusts a billionaire's word
2: he said it to a guy with more money to sell AI tools
3: it's extremely misleading; it seems like the ai is writing it but it literally just means they're using vscode's autocorrection and shit
you don’t know what true living feels like until you switch VSCode’s font to ComicShannsMono Nerd Font Mono
aesthetic and silly
aesthetic and silly
October 23, 2025 at 7:49 PM
you don’t know what true living feels like until you switch VSCode’s font to ComicShannsMono Nerd Font Mono
aesthetic and silly
aesthetic and silly
today i was going (for fun, as you do) to see if i can build vscode in a way that it can be served from a normal static file server, instead of vscode's semi-custom node-based server
October 19, 2025 at 12:32 AM
today i was going (for fun, as you do) to see if i can build vscode in a way that it can be served from a normal static file server, instead of vscode's semi-custom node-based server
what remains a challenge is the learning curve for non-engineers
version control, even with an interface like VSCode's, can be difficult to wrap your head around
markdown you can learn the basics of in a day, but the CSS needed to make cool UIs like the above is tricky to get right
version control, even with an interface like VSCode's, can be difficult to wrap your head around
markdown you can learn the basics of in a day, but the CSS needed to make cool UIs like the above is tricky to get right
October 16, 2025 at 8:15 PM
what remains a challenge is the learning curve for non-engineers
version control, even with an interface like VSCode's, can be difficult to wrap your head around
markdown you can learn the basics of in a day, but the CSS needed to make cool UIs like the above is tricky to get right
version control, even with an interface like VSCode's, can be difficult to wrap your head around
markdown you can learn the basics of in a day, but the CSS needed to make cool UIs like the above is tricky to get right
i think claude code might be abusing vscode's terminal renderer in ways it's never dealt with before
October 16, 2025 at 1:51 AM
i think claude code might be abusing vscode's terminal renderer in ways it's never dealt with before
yet again the greatest claude code feature remains the fact that it can corrupt vscode's window to the point where i have to fully relaunch the editor
October 16, 2025 at 1:42 AM
yet again the greatest claude code feature remains the fact that it can corrupt vscode's window to the point where i have to fully relaunch the editor
This guide covers most things other than key bindings: lukmayer.github.io/blog/posts/r...
You might also like these key bindings (though I would switch to the native pipe): gist.github.com/thedbcooper/...
That said, Positron is getting better and better and offers a lot of VSCode’s benefits!
You might also like these key bindings (though I would switch to the native pipe): gist.github.com/thedbcooper/...
That said, Positron is getting better and better and offers a lot of VSCode’s benefits!
How to use R in Visual Studio Code - The Essentials – lukmayer.github.io
A guide to setting up R for Visual Studio Code
lukmayer.github.io
October 15, 2025 at 9:44 AM
This guide covers most things other than key bindings: lukmayer.github.io/blog/posts/r...
You might also like these key bindings (though I would switch to the native pipe): gist.github.com/thedbcooper/...
That said, Positron is getting better and better and offers a lot of VSCode’s benefits!
You might also like these key bindings (though I would switch to the native pipe): gist.github.com/thedbcooper/...
That said, Positron is getting better and better and offers a lot of VSCode’s benefits!
I know of now 1 person to customize vscode's keybindings 🙈
October 14, 2025 at 12:01 PM
I know of now 1 person to customize vscode's keybindings 🙈
Is there an extension or other way to give the @vscode.dev test runner more options for grouping, similar to Visual Studio's or Rider's? cc: @burkeholland.bsky.social
October 13, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Is there an extension or other way to give the @vscode.dev test runner more options for grouping, similar to Visual Studio's or Rider's? cc: @burkeholland.bsky.social
THATS THE MOST FUN PART!!
IVE BEEN WORKING ON A MORE EFFICIENT VERSION OF VSCODE'S PIECE TREE SETUP FOR MONTHS AND IVE HAD TO READ LIKE 5 PAPERS WRITTEN IN THE 90S AND BUY TWO BOOKS JUST TO STUDY A COUPLE NOVEL IMPLMENTAIONS WRITTEN IN FUCKING ML AND IM STILL NOT DONE
IVE BEEN WORKING ON A MORE EFFICIENT VERSION OF VSCODE'S PIECE TREE SETUP FOR MONTHS AND IVE HAD TO READ LIKE 5 PAPERS WRITTEN IN THE 90S AND BUY TWO BOOKS JUST TO STUDY A COUPLE NOVEL IMPLMENTAIONS WRITTEN IN FUCKING ML AND IM STILL NOT DONE
October 9, 2025 at 5:12 PM
THATS THE MOST FUN PART!!
IVE BEEN WORKING ON A MORE EFFICIENT VERSION OF VSCODE'S PIECE TREE SETUP FOR MONTHS AND IVE HAD TO READ LIKE 5 PAPERS WRITTEN IN THE 90S AND BUY TWO BOOKS JUST TO STUDY A COUPLE NOVEL IMPLMENTAIONS WRITTEN IN FUCKING ML AND IM STILL NOT DONE
IVE BEEN WORKING ON A MORE EFFICIENT VERSION OF VSCODE'S PIECE TREE SETUP FOR MONTHS AND IVE HAD TO READ LIKE 5 PAPERS WRITTEN IN THE 90S AND BUY TWO BOOKS JUST TO STUDY A COUPLE NOVEL IMPLMENTAIONS WRITTEN IN FUCKING ML AND IM STILL NOT DONE
📢 Another update for the Logical Structure view in #VSCode's Spring Boot Tools. The application node now reveals a customization icon to select the stereotype groups that should be considered. Switch to the pre-release version to play with it. ☕️⚗️ #jMolecules
October 2, 2025 at 12:32 PM
📢 Another update for the Logical Structure view in #VSCode's Spring Boot Tools. The application node now reveals a customization icon to select the stereotype groups that should be considered. Switch to the pre-release version to play with it. ☕️⚗️ #jMolecules
Use git worktrees, they said, it will be fun, they said.
Me, trying it for the first time, thinking I'm in the new worktree and not the one with dozens of uncommitted changes:
`git reset --hard HEAD`
So on the same day I started with worktrees, I also discovered VSCode's `Local History`.
Me, trying it for the first time, thinking I'm in the new worktree and not the one with dozens of uncommitted changes:
`git reset --hard HEAD`
So on the same day I started with worktrees, I also discovered VSCode's `Local History`.
October 2, 2025 at 6:42 AM
Use git worktrees, they said, it will be fun, they said.
Me, trying it for the first time, thinking I'm in the new worktree and not the one with dozens of uncommitted changes:
`git reset --hard HEAD`
So on the same day I started with worktrees, I also discovered VSCode's `Local History`.
Me, trying it for the first time, thinking I'm in the new worktree and not the one with dozens of uncommitted changes:
`git reset --hard HEAD`
So on the same day I started with worktrees, I also discovered VSCode's `Local History`.
Want to use OAuth 2.1 alongside the streamable-http transport? not if you want to use Claude Code, Claude.ai, or Chat-GPT!!
The only place I've got OAuth working alongside streamable-http reliably is in VScode's copilot chat 😅
The only place I've got OAuth working alongside streamable-http reliably is in VScode's copilot chat 😅
Claude
Talk with Claude, an AI assistant from Anthropic
Claude.ai
October 2, 2025 at 5:21 AM
Want to use OAuth 2.1 alongside the streamable-http transport? not if you want to use Claude Code, Claude.ai, or Chat-GPT!!
The only place I've got OAuth working alongside streamable-http reliably is in VScode's copilot chat 😅
The only place I've got OAuth working alongside streamable-http reliably is in VScode's copilot chat 😅
If you use devcontainers (or vscode’s version of them) and want to set up prek in your devcontainer, I’ve built a feature that does it for you: https://github.com/offbyone/devcontainer-features
GitHub - offbyone/devcontainer-features
Contribute to offbyone/devcontainer-features development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
September 30, 2025 at 11:13 PM
If you use devcontainers (or vscode’s version of them) and want to set up prek in your devcontainer, I’ve built a feature that does it for you: https://github.com/offbyone/devcontainer-features
I think this is the thing I want, for me to switch, I know one day I’ll take the time to learn nvim, but vscode’s updates all being some function of “we added X to chat” has made me so despondent to it’s future.
September 30, 2025 at 10:31 PM
I think this is the thing I want, for me to switch, I know one day I’ll take the time to learn nvim, but vscode’s updates all being some function of “we added X to chat” has made me so despondent to it’s future.
And Junie... Junie is like having a junior code monkey
Developers are only operating on 15% of their power if they aren't using intellij
But I will say that vscode's z/OS integration is much better so if you're doing mainframes you should use vscode
Developers are only operating on 15% of their power if they aren't using intellij
But I will say that vscode's z/OS integration is much better so if you're doing mainframes you should use vscode
September 24, 2025 at 6:23 PM
And Junie... Junie is like having a junior code monkey
Developers are only operating on 15% of their power if they aren't using intellij
But I will say that vscode's z/OS integration is much better so if you're doing mainframes you should use vscode
Developers are only operating on 15% of their power if they aren't using intellij
But I will say that vscode's z/OS integration is much better so if you're doing mainframes you should use vscode
vscode's site now describes it as 'the open source AI code editor' and I'm pretty sure it's pushing copilot hard on fresh installs. fml
September 22, 2025 at 5:50 PM
vscode's site now describes it as 'the open source AI code editor' and I'm pretty sure it's pushing copilot hard on fresh installs. fml
vscode's continued pushing of copilot might be what makes me finally try switching to neovim
September 20, 2025 at 4:27 PM
vscode's continued pushing of copilot might be what makes me finally try switching to neovim
Today I learned about VScode’s keyboard shortcut to comment out multiple lines. What will tomorrow bring
September 18, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Today I learned about VScode’s keyboard shortcut to comment out multiple lines. What will tomorrow bring
I didn't realize there was a bug thanks to a certain function written with capital by VSCode's auto complete. I hate that feature sometimes.
Already fixed now.
Already fixed now.
I... did it! Moonlit Wizardry, #yaoijam version is up!
Nova is depressed novelist. On the moonlit night, a wizard called Wizard came to cheer him up with magic!
Features:
- Kinetic novel (no branch)
- 9k words (completed)
- Around 7 CGs
Play here:
altila.itch.io/moonlit-wiza...
#vndev #indiedev
Nova is depressed novelist. On the moonlit night, a wizard called Wizard came to cheer him up with magic!
Features:
- Kinetic novel (no branch)
- 9k words (completed)
- Around 7 CGs
Play here:
altila.itch.io/moonlit-wiza...
#vndev #indiedev
Moonlit Wizardry by Altila
Wiz A Wizardry!
altila.itch.io
September 18, 2025 at 4:29 AM
I didn't realize there was a bug thanks to a certain function written with capital by VSCode's auto complete. I hate that feature sometimes.
Already fixed now.
Already fixed now.
The @jetbrains.com Pycharm "new" experience to code in WSL (the one where you don't have a second pycharm running in WSL) is terrible. So buggy, lack most useful features regarding python interpreters. I'm surprised this was even shipped.
VSCode's one is much better. But I want pycharm :(
VSCode's one is much better. But I want pycharm :(
September 15, 2025 at 7:09 PM
The @jetbrains.com Pycharm "new" experience to code in WSL (the one where you don't have a second pycharm running in WSL) is terrible. So buggy, lack most useful features regarding python interpreters. I'm surprised this was even shipped.
VSCode's one is much better. But I want pycharm :(
VSCode's one is much better. But I want pycharm :(
So the crux of this issue is that Cursor disables VSCode's Workspace Trust feature. It can be reenabled, but that is a dangerous default setting, especially in a tool used in an ecosystem where you're frequently viewing strangers' code.
Cursor “Open-Folder” Autorun Vulnerability Exposes Developers to Silent Code Execution | Oasis Security Research
Oasis Security reveals a critical Cursor IDE flaw: malicious repos can auto-execute code on folder open without consent. Learn how this autorun vulnerability works, who’s at risk, and how to secure your developer environments.
www.oasis.security
September 10, 2025 at 6:40 PM
So the crux of this issue is that Cursor disables VSCode's Workspace Trust feature. It can be reenabled, but that is a dangerous default setting, especially in a tool used in an ecosystem where you're frequently viewing strangers' code.
Turns out I AM using LuaLS without realising it specifically (it looked like the best option via VSCode's extension rating system)
No special config though, I just use it for rapid renaming, goto_def etc.
No special config though, I just use it for rapid renaming, goto_def etc.
September 4, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Turns out I AM using LuaLS without realising it specifically (it looked like the best option via VSCode's extension rating system)
No special config though, I just use it for rapid renaming, goto_def etc.
No special config though, I just use it for rapid renaming, goto_def etc.