We are still looking for more design engineering people for this role. Surprised not to see more EU folks in the mix! I'm here in Sweden and parts of our team are strewn about the EU as well.
Come work with me at One Project building tools for social impact! We are looking for a design engineering type person for this position: https://t.co/KJYyOKipHd If you know someone great please pass it along.
#design#WebDev
Come work with me at One Project building tools for social impact! We are looking for a design engineering type person for this position: https://t.co/KJYyOKipHd If you know someone great please pass it along.
#design#WebDev
Piping all your dev server output into lnav is really a superpower. loving lnav more and more: https://t.co/6Bbdfi9LuI #WebDevelopment#SoftwareDevelopment
Codeium/copilot has actually been really helpful for RSI / wrist issues. Saves me typing on things like console.logs where it kinda just gets what I want... Sometimes it adds really bad subtle errors though so you have to watch it like a hawk.
#RSI#programming#SoftwareEngineer
@RedThunderAudio I do host them on my github... (although it needs an update since I have one env var I need to pull out of my configs before next push). But I think most who are putting together their vim configs have quite an idiosyncratic process. :)
Sometimes I think about when I leave this earth and move on... all those vim config optimizations. I've seen it, felt it... the milliseconds and arm motions reduced to nothing. All those optimizations will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
#vim
@NotionHQ Clicking that little triple dot in my workspace and not seeing what's in this tutorial. π€ is it only available for some (I have the AI plan enabled already)?
@teropa great book. haven't the read the new edition though. I read it back to back in college and took some courses with Curtis where he would read passages straight from the book (made sense since he took the write it already ha)
if you are making a plugin for nvim, please for the love of god don't name it something like "JumbleBean" or "Horatio"... give it a name that you might easily guess when trying to find out which plugin handles your LSP... Maybe "LSPBean" or "LSPtio" if you must.
Dieter Rams did some good work.. but can we agree that at least principle number "8. (good design) Is thorough down to the last detail" is the one that totally missed the boat?