A group of seals is a pod!

This is the best comment I’ve read on Lemmy in the 6 months I’ve been here.

The people need to know how you use 13GB of ram worth of containers for web dev.

I disagree but you made it clear its your opinion so I am upvoting to cancel out the downvotes.

Nothing practical unfortunately since I already have a headless raspberry pi and x86 machine that are no where near capacity. But I do love compiling whatever rust/golang project I’m working on to riscV just to see it run there.

I also have an arm32 box so I have fun running binaries on 4 different instruction sets. Admittedly the novelty has worn off as everything just works.

The work to get the larger linux ecosystem working on riscV is unfortunately outside my domain and skill level.

Lol I like your writing. The amount of headless boxes I work on has definitely contributed to my desire to get proficient at vim. Now I feel confident when I have to edit some text on a server, rather than hoping the server has nano and the file isn’t too big.

And that 3 days was how long it took until I was moving faster in neovim than vscode after 4 years of use. Though it’s still perfectly valid to use vim motions in any editor you want. Theres a reason most every editor has vim motions.

I personally die a little every time I need to take my fingers off the keyboard and reach for the mouse.

You ain’t understanding it dog

The Primeagon and Rene Rebe come to mind. Tsoding uses emacs and flys around. I’m still new to neovim and can say the speed at which I can transfer my ideas into the editor is significantly higher.

approximately nobody is competent in Vim because it isn’t worth learning

Come on, you really think its a giant conspiracy from elitists lying about their experience? You think thousands of developers are handicapping themselves for bragging rights?

Go watch a dev who is competent with vim/emacs and you will feel like a 7 year old on a tablet. I didn’t give neovim a try until I was thoroughly embarrassed with my ability as a professional text editor (software dev).

Is it the motions you don’t like or the editor itself? After 3 days with the motions I could never go back.

How are we supposed to kiss when I don’t even know what Linux distro you run

I think reducing their reasons to ideological is not fair. They stand to save a lot of money, reduce the risk of leaking data (to MS or hackers), and will have the ability to fork/add their own features.

While I am not familiar enough with Calc or Excel to comment on the speed, I imagine having an entire government using it could get the ball rolling on optimizations.

I’ve always got my VPN on so I ssh into my machines and run neovim

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I used the embed feature to embedd some files into the binary recently. It feels so hacked together.

Last little poke, I PM’d you my info.

If the goal is cross platform mobile apps, this is the answer.

Bro is bionic. Look how well he caught himself with one arm. Twisted ankle and a concussion but he don’t care.

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I started a CS club in college and it was crazy how many members would tell me this. They would ask me questions like I hadn’t picked up programming the year before and taught myself via the internet. If you want it, it’s out there.