

well, like the parent of my comment said, nano is a lot easier to use than vim or emacs. nano is much more like DOS edit or stuff like that. there are many memes about not being able to quit Vim, etc


well, like the parent of my comment said, nano is a lot easier to use than vim or emacs. nano is much more like DOS edit or stuff like that. there are many memes about not being able to quit Vim, etc


wish i could find my old notepads full of BASIC and HTML lol


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wow, nano is usually everyone’s first editor and them moving on to Vim. interesting to invert that. what do you like about nano?


^ least deranged coder


programmers manage to do stupid shit in every language. i was wondering if there was a way to stop them, and golang comes close but maybe proves it can’t be done. idk!


great reminder to avoid microsoft products as much as i can


bloods 4 lyfe


python is a bad joke that never ends


i read that Boeing paid developers in India less than $5/hr for the 737 MAX software


we just need a little more AI
i would go with lowercase and just have it be a reserved word like the other ones. but I’m not super picky, i generally like to stick to what people are used to, and i can understand the reasoning behind the choice.
guido, why did you make python so weird?


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yeah, you formatted a markdown table. now you’re just repeating yourself. Prettier handles that just fine. I have the Prettier VSCode extension and set it as default formatter on save and this gets done automatically for me.
before:

after:

Didn’t require a small lake of water and a gigawatt of electricity to compute… it even works offline!
ah no there’s actually a free plan! /j
oh nice! i use Prettier for that and it has worked fine for a decade or so, but it is really lacking any AI so i have been having to search for alternatives.
maybe PrettierAI, it can use LLMs to format all your code!


.NET ecosystem is filled to the brim with paid libraries tho.
it’s like, want to parse JSON? only 399 for enterprise use. i had never seen so many paid libraries until i worked at a .NET shop
yeah Vim takes a lot of effort to learn. Like any advanced tool. I will 100% always fire up nano when in a hurry. but i like trying to learn Vim as an exercise (in torture? idk haha)