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Amethyst posted:Everyone in my office is always kneading squishy balls and switching mouse hands to fend off rsi except for me and the one other vim guy whatever editor you use, text expansion and autocomplete ftw for this reason too
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Amethyst posted:Everyone in my office is always kneading squishy balls and switching mouse hands to fend off rsi except for me and the one other vim guy Yeah doing less work is a great way to avoid rsi
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one thing actually bad about vscode is that the key bindings are seemingly random compared to most things i've used, and changing them is one of the worst bits of ux in the thing. i'd feel better off with either vi- or emacs-inspired bindings, but have found no extension that achieves that without a ton of tradeoffs.
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Jul 2, 2021 14:35
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Amethyst posted:Everyone in my office is always kneading squishy balls and switching mouse hands to fend off rsi except for me and the one other vim guy Install Emacs. Caps Lock -> Control. Goodbye RSI.
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Jul 2, 2021 15:34
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i was looking at an ergodox or some other split keyboard to save my wrists and fingers
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Jul 2, 2021 15:36
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every editor and ide has keyboard shortcuts for everything, just learn them
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The_Franz posted:every editor and ide has keyboard shortcuts for everything, just learn them ⌘⌫ ur post
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Jul 2, 2021 15:49
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Carthag Tuek posted:⌘⌫ ur post
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Jul 2, 2021 15:59
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carry on then posted:probably at least partially an assumption that "text doesn't need acceleration, it's fast already" test is accelerated on real operating systems
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Jul 2, 2021 19:51
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i need a new phrase for “stockholm syndrome” where it was found that the event that originated the term was weird and not really scientifically valid anyway ive got vim stockholm syndrome and i love it bitches
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Jul 2, 2021 23:27
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Share Bear posted:i need a new phrase for “stockholm syndrome” where it was found that the event that originated the term was weird and not really scientifically valid folie à plusieurs
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Jul 2, 2021 23:33
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I've been programming for twenty years nary a twinge of hand discomfort. Last week I used a reciprocating saw to cut tree roots for eight hours, and woke up the next day with unopenable gnarled claws for hands.
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Jul 2, 2021 23:53
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Broken Machine posted:i prefer vi over vim, vim's extra features are lost on me Figures that a vi lover would find typing something up to be so arduous that they instead wrote it on a piece of paper
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Jul 3, 2021 01:09
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That vi cheat sheet is clearly from the 80s or something and is cool.
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Jul 3, 2021 01:21
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:one thing actually bad about vscode is that the key bindings are seemingly random compared to most things i've used, and changing them is one of the worst bits of ux in the thing. i'd feel better off with either vi- or emacs-inspired bindings, but have found no extension that achieves that without a ton of tradeoffs. https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim embeds actual (neo)vim into vscode rather than lovely vim emulation so if you haven't tried that it's worth giving it a shot
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Jul 3, 2021 01:28
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vim sucks poo poo
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Captain Pike posted:I've been programming for twenty years nary a twinge of hand discomfort. Last week I used a reciprocating saw to cut tree roots for eight hours, and woke up the next day with unopenable gnarled claws for hands. sounds like you used some new muscles there guess you werent used to holdin on to a handle were ya champ (but seriously that could be why, it happened to me in 09)
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Jul 3, 2021 02:17
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hifi posted:vim sucks poo poo this
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hifi posted:vim sucks poo poo
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taco_fox posted:Figures that a vi lover would find typing something up to be so arduous that they instead wrote it on a piece of paper they typed it all up from muscle memory and realized after the fact they were in command mode lol. Just a bit of #programmer #humor for you! like and share! also emacs with evil-mode is a better vim than vim
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Jul 3, 2021 04:28
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emacs and vim kick rear end and I wish I'd learned them sooner. emacs in org mode with home row mode keys (ie ctrl shift alt mod on asdf jkl;) makes for a very nice writing setup
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Jul 3, 2021 05:07
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Hating vim and Emacs is just lame. Uhhhh these two huge passionate old communities based around a cool bit of software are stupid, unlike me, the smart guy. Any software with a big following and tons of custom extensions written for totally non commercial reasons is cool.
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Jul 3, 2021 05:21
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Neovim 0.5 came out today. I tried the lsp support in nightly and it’s good if you’re into that sort of thing
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Jul 3, 2021 05:23
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Amethyst posted:Uhhhh these two huge passionate old communities based around a cool bit of software are stupid, unlike me, the smart guy. unironically this, except for the bit about it being a cool bit of software
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Jul 3, 2021 05:55
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there are people who seriously claim that vim is the best ide for Java. these people are cracked
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Jul 3, 2021 06:04
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Lol I don’t use vim for java. Java without heavy tooling is a nightmare
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Jul 3, 2021 07:17
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i should try rider again for c# stuff. vs code has come a long way but it still doesn't do enough refactoring for my taste
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Jul 3, 2021 13:25
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Why on earth would you use anything but visual studio for c# Not vscode. Visual studio, the c# ide
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Jul 3, 2021 13:43
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Oh nm rider is JetBrains. They are good
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Amethyst posted:Lol I don’t use vim for java. Java without heavy tooling is a nightmare People who use vim for languages like java are absolute freaks. I had a coworker who preferred vim with youcompleteme instead of just using an IDE like a normal person.
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Jul 3, 2021 15:25
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obviously rider is going to be great if you’re comparing it to vscode, what the gently caress kind of life decisions led you to writing c# in notepad+++
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AnimeIsTrash posted:People who use vim for languages like java are absolute freaks. I had a coworker who preferred vim with youcompleteme instead of just using an IDE like a normal person. i am a vim user normally, but for the last year i have been developing for android (bleh) and wouldnt use anything except android studio for that. i cant even imagine the hell it would have been if i stuck with vim.
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Jul 3, 2021 16:49
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necrotic posted:i am a vim user normally, but for the last year i have been developing for android (bleh) and wouldnt use anything except android studio for that. i cant even imagine the hell it would have been if i stuck with vim. My workplace normally uses eclipse but I have a coworker who only codes in gedit. 
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AnimeIsTrash posted:My workplace normally uses eclipse but I have a coworker who only codes in gedit. condolences tbf i'd probably also pick just about anything over eclipse
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eclipse is fine
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maybe it's improved since i last used it, which is admittedly years ago, but at the time it was horribly slow and had some weird, annoying quirks i've never really had a reason to try it again since jetbrains tools exist
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it has better and more flexible/full-featured menus than jetbrains, if you take the time to learn them I use jetbrains for work but sometimes I find myself missing some feature of eclipse it is a fair bit slower for most operations though (ironically jetbrains IDEs are also written in java so it's not just that)
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Private Speech posted:it has better and more flexible/full-featured menus than jetbrains, if you take the time to learn them jetbrains tools years ago weren't exactly blazing fast either. when i first tried them it actually felt like there was a slight yet perceivable delay between inputs and actions. then at some point they added speed holes that magically made everything really fast (even startup was something like 5x faster) and their stuff has felt great since
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eclipse is on a slow slide into irrelevancy, but i don't think any of the maintainers are interested in eclipse being anything other than what it is now so i don't see that being averted any time soon
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something something Saint IGNUcius from the Church of EMACS
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