yay! google invented wsl, sorry i meant gbsl i guess...
i use both neovim with lazyvim inside tmux for small edits and jetbrains (pycharm, clion, rider, datagrip, dataspell) for longer larger work sessions. git is best operated in the console, never used any git tools in any ide. they are just overly complicating something super simple. AI can stay out of my editors. if you must use AI there is always oh-my-pi.
After 16 years of daily driving I had to replace it 2 times due to large stones from a truck on a highway in front of me. Each time the insurance covered it. The car has been rock solid compared to others in the same price range in the same region.
I agree, opus 4.8 and Kimi k2.7 are my go to models and opus is very very good if given a proper brief and spec cheat. K2.7 is close.
The Fj is amazing. It’s a true off-roader; unlike the can-can-cyberduck
its nice of them to anounce that they've taken the first step to monetize the users they have. Certainly not going to use whatever it is they have to offer.
- VM, 2) docker (macos runs docker inside a VM, u run KDE inside of it as a fat container), 3) MacOS specific tooling - this will depend on what they let you install. homebrew is a start, nix env also exists.
its us-east-1 as usual, I guess its that time of the year. and the companies haven't changed either... so, basically the IT guys told the budget approvers we need more money they calculated it and said, no. see you next year for another one.
I use HTML5, css3 and vanilla js... haven't seen a web dev project in years that actually needed to be an application. for the odd moment where I need interactive controls htmx comes to the rescue. I've built a few actual web applications using both react and angular before and can tell you nothing is more amazing than not having to deal with npm anymore. don't get me started on downloading all backend state into browser cache just to change the color of a button ;-)
really didn't like them adding generics actually... :-)