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:Lexplore == NerdTree comes with vim but as far as i know you have to configure a toggle bind, otherwise you have to type it to toggle it ON and OFF

I recently switched from VSCode to Vim just because I felt VSCode distracts me. I installed a ton of plugins to make Vim look and work like VSCode but it made it equally heavy and distracting. Then I found this video, and now I've uninstalled all the plugins. I now just love Vim for who Vim is. Thanks a lot.

The goat

"Now I just use org mode and accept it can't be done."

"Typing is not the bottleneck." I discovered this just recently. I've been focusing on speed, but in hindsight I didn't solve problems faster, but introduced bugs faster only to spend more time trying to solve them. Vim had me somehow realize this. After 20+ years of computers and now switching to Linux, these tools (vim, the terminal, cli tools, basically Linux in general) opens a new way to experience computers. Funny is I realized why do I need a dedicated IDE? Linux IS an IDE you configure entierly yourself.

1:12 Correction: The 6507 has 13 address lines, hence an address space of 8K.

Using pygame to create a 3body simulator, which, in turn, controls a SuperCollider cinematic drone: ua-cam.com/video/euczQGHT5D4/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

long hair, glasses, weird beard..i can already tell this guy knows what he's talking about

Is emacs still a good choice, or nvim and jscode is 😮 or subilne is 😊

😝 'PromoSM'

What are the benefits of upgrading if there is no future development

really nice, I see people using sass just like css not taking any advantage of its power, but this video gave a taste of what it's capable of, thanks for the time to share!

8 years later, and neovim does all of this stuff except for different font sizes and a proper org mode XD

How did I not know the power of period??

Excellent! Thanks!!

Oh god I love the starting song

It's 2024. I am watching this video again.

Wtf i have this scam in my suggestions???

In Jesus' Name Amen ✝️

There are over 300 languages in China! Please be more specific about which one you would call Chinese? Perhaps you meant Mandarin?

It's 2024 and I still keep coming back to these thoughbot vim talks (also some of the emacs ones). I don't know if these still exist, if they don't please bring them back, they're great

Amazing ❤

17:43 - lol, Bram actually died

Thanks, was a great journey, followed along with my own legacy apps.

May the force be with you.

Amazing talk, amazing speaker. Thanks a lot.

He's a really brave guy and I like his sense of humour also. :)

God bless you in Jesus' Name Amen ✝️

Can someone link to rcm, please? It's not linked in either the description or the video's associated blog post.

i wish there was to include grouped headers for tables in org-mode, anyone know how to do t hat?

The question asked at 31:37, the command to exit the auto completion suggestions without editing what you have entered and to stay in insert mode is ^e. Also, to select the current suggestion you are on in the auto completion list is ^y.

if someone asks you to give an example of gem, you should share the link of this video

In Jesus' Name Amen ✝️

It was very generic !

God bless you, Paul in Jesus' Name Amen ✝️

Wikipedia's list of cognitive biases: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases

17:00 Oh. Oh no. Watching this after Bram's passing feels... weird.

watching this talk after bram dying is really something weird

Okay, this video is 8+ years old. But still, I'm an old fart but I missed acoustic couplers by a tight margin, when I first connected to something similar to a network it was already a modem. This guy looks too young to know a vt100 or an acoustic coupler! :-)

great🎉

10:32 and so he added a command called :visual (or in short :vi)

😔 'promo sm'

This was very inspirational! It's amazing what can be done with just a small amount of lisp code

17:30 RIP Bram

The music though... amazing

I see a part 1 and a part 3 of this series, but where is part 2? Thanks!

At 23:53 -- "Relative number's got you covered, absolutely" -- that made me laugh a lot. 😀

Awesome! Could you kindly share the Github repo?

Linewise Navigation: hjkl left, down, up, right G bottom of file gg top of file L last/low line of the screen M middle of screen H top/high line of screen 4:36 jumping lines summary Shifting Around on Screen: zz center line on screen zt bring line to top of screen zb bring line to bottom of screen ctrl+e shift screen DOWN - e for end ctrl+y shift screen UP - y for yUP ctrl+d move DOWN a half-screen ctrl+u move UP a half-screen ctrl+f move DOWN a full-screen ctrl-b move UP a full-screen - b for back 8:07 shifting screen summary 10:11 Within a Line summary: 0 beginning of line $ end of a line ^ first char of a line g_ last char of a line 15:26 Cheatsheet summary

Thanks, going through a similar situation - so useful !!