Absolutely Legend

[gustephan@lemmy.world]

You sound more like a Rage Tuned File Monster, or rtfm for short

[zalgotext@sh.itjust.works]

Props for living up to your username

[cmnybo@discuss.tchncs.de]

That's impossible. He would be too busy telling everyone that he uses Arch to get any work done.

[jamesboeing737max@sopuli.xyz]

Oh god no, ideapads. My dad has one and the metal parts hardly fit together after a year, the key travel is 1mm and the touchpad is practically useless.

[fogelmensch@lemmy.world]

Definitely. I am calling the vibe police right now

[crazyminner@lemmy.ml]

Knew someone was going to correct me some how. Love it!
Learn something new every day.

[eestileib@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

I still use emacs

[sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

correct, you and droppedpacket beat me to it

[sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

quite ironically, they are using syntax, specifically / , to indicate a specific kind of meaning afterward.

/sarcasm

/s

/joking

/j

I've seen all these used to more explicitly indicate that the previous statement was sarcastic, or a joke, due to irony being largely dead, but also to help with people may not natively read/speak/write english.

[sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

I've done similar things in a coffee shop before, just working on my own code, and I have actually been 'politely' asked to leave by the staff.

The staff evidently being a bunch of morons who thought I was... hacking into ... something?

They didn't know what, but they were very concerned.

I was unable to convince them I was not, because 'terminal' = 'hacking' to idiots who only know anything about computers via movies and tv shows.

[josefo@leminal.space]

Raw dogging development

[sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

It is extremely easy to use the internet without using google.

[sirico@feddit.uk]

This indecent has been reported

[slackness@lemmy.ml]

Yeah my question is does this person and 40+ upvoters think using Hyprland is a sign someone is a competent software engineer?

[percent@infosec.pub]

I decided to try Cursor today (first time using any coding assistant) to refactor my sloppy NixOS config, and I'm really impressed to far. My config is so much cleaner and very well documented. It even has automated backups, a README.md, and CHANGELOG.md now!

The cost has been ~$20 so far (I'm still tinkering with it).

ETA: I also use Arch NixOS btw

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Edit 2: I asked it "how might I streamline my deployments a little?" It wrote some nicely polished scripts that use deploy-rs, and wrote some nice documentation for it.

The script didn't work on first run, so I added the console output to the context and asked "what went wrong here?" It debugged and fixed the script, and updated the docs.

I think this has been the most frictionless NixOS experience I've had so far

[tiger@sh.itjust.works]

Oh my god that’s hilarious.

[ulterno@programming.dev]

Your disk quota shall be reduced by 100MB before redirecting you to ed

[rhaedas@fedia.io]

Yeah, otherwise it would have been very hard before they came into being.

[beardedgingerwonder@feddit.uk]

It's a fine operating system, what editor do you use?

[seemefeelme@infosec.pub]

I really think you're being inconsiderate. Advertisers lose $0.02 per non-performing word. Don't you ever consider the shareholders???