Aww man. This means that in order to SUPER+SHIFT+[1-5] I have to use my right shift key. I am right handed, but I am not used to chording with 2 hands - even after using Emacs for so long.
I met a new Internet friend in the Reddit dumpster fire who seems pretty interested in the nim programming language.
Nim, like rust, is strongly typed, compiled and suitable for embedding. The big difference for me is that its syntactically comparable to Python and my roots for the back-end start there.
Nim also compiles to JavaScript...which means it _could_ be a practical thing to learn.
Has anyone got any experiences to share?
So I asked Bitwarden what was up, this was their response. The accountability is nice :)
I made a Timewarrior report script that will consolidate projects, summarize time spent and calculate a billable amount for reporting or invoicing.
It's influenced by the kind of clock-tables you can make in org-mode.
If you enjoy using Taskwarrior and/or Timewarrior, check it out!
https://github.com/trev-dev/timew-billable
#timewarrior #taskwarrior
Somebody help me I am getting sucked back into (Neo)Vim. Why is it so fast? Why is the LSP support so much more snappy? Why is Lua so gosh dang easy to learn as opposed to elisp?
All I am missing is org-mode with Neovim. Not a single plugin compares. I could cobble together Taskwarrior, Timewarrior and VimWiki with TaskWiki together and only barely cover my essentials here.
#2603 Childhood Toys
The rope keeps breaking, I'm covered in bruises and scrapes, and I've barely reached the end of my driveway, but I don't care--I'm determined to become the first person to commute to work by tetherball.
https://xkcd.com/2603/
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