Can you put this in a npm package so I can use it in my project, please?

We’re almost there…

• opens file in nvim, can edit code immediately, code is processed in the background and info appears after ~30 seconds
• opens Idea project, everything is unresponsive for a minute

Yep, I will stick to nvim.

Romanes eunt domus!

You spelled vim wrong.

Backmarket FTW

But you need 2024 phone to run it.

Wow, I have no idea what copilot is and why would you want to hide the desktop. It used to be you had ‘show desktop’ button on the task bar. I guess I’ve been happily using Linux for too long.

Yes, I’m happy you’re starting to understand. It’s the same as with solar. It just shines on cars and they drive. You don’t need to build anything like panels or hydrogen storage or pipes to move it. It’s simply free energy. Like coal.

Yeah, coal is also free. I just lays there in the ground. It doesn’t cost any money to make it. Obviously you need infrastructure to mine it and burn it but other than that it’s free. Right?

Flying cars will be the future but I wouldn’t buy a flying car today.

Brain-computer interfaces will be the future but I wouldn’t implant a chip in my brain today.

Personal AI assistants will be the future but I wouldn’t pay $350 for ChatGPT today.

Lot’s of things will be great in the future. Bringing it up in the context of existing, silly products is a bit pointless.

Except it’s you that keeps writing stupid shit like “solar is free”.

Yep, that’s what you’ve been saying. Solar generates hydrogen for free. Just like that. You just park you car in the sun and it moves. Unlike a supercharger which has to be build hydrogen is just there. No buildings needed. Exactly what you said. Word for word.

Yes, because the hydrogen just appears there. No machinery needed. It just forms pushes cars. For free. Amazing!

This was written by someone who never dealt with user requests. Typical user not only doesn’t know how to define requirements in a clear way, they also don’t understand limitations of the technology, side effects their changes can cause or different aspects of usability, compatibility and accessibility.

Those are the abilities that limit who can contribute to projects, not coding skills.

So for example you want an adaptive rewind time. Is it on by default? Where is in the settings? How does it interact with current auto-rewind feature (can you enable both at the same time?)? How do you name it so that typical user knows what it does? It’s not that those are difficult questions to answer. It’s that you need think about all that before you start changing code other people will use. Typical users don’t have the knowledge or experience required to do it. And it gets way more complicated with bigger changes.

The way the EU approaches this walled garden problem, is to try and offer ways for other competitors to tap into the user base of the bigger players instead of trying to allow all EU citizens to chat with any other EU citizen who uses META Products regardless of their host platform.

Probably because of spam? I don’t think you can open up all the communicators to every self hosted server there is. It would be a disaster.

You don’t seem to understand that the only thing solar energy does for free is to heat the ground which is kind of useless for moving cars,

Yep, programming is fun but working as a programmer not so much. For me writing software is a creative activity. It’s fun to come up with problems and find solutions for them. In my personal projects I decide what problem I want to solve, choose the technology I think will be fun to solve it in and then come up with a solution I like.

At work you are usually handed a problem you don’t care about (we’re decommissioning X, you don’t have to know why, just change everything to use Y), the solution is described in detail by someone else and you just have to turn it into some code using 5-10 years old stack.

Fortunately at my current job I mostly do projects without much technical oversight (proof-of-concept type project) so I can choose how I want to do then. I dislike the company culture but I know that moving somewhere else would mean going back to boring coding agian.

But isn’t Rust supposed to be great and memory safe?

WTF are you talking about? So solar if free because ‘solar hydrogen’? You’re not making any sense.