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devs will spend days cracking out their nvim setup and then proceed to spend the rest of it over engineering solutions to the low leverage problems

don't do this and you're halfway there

Building @warpcast and @farcaster, new dad, like making food

e/acc || Building @ /nova || Catgirl maxi @ /imgnai || Dogecoin core dev 2013/14

I once set up an arduino with a lil motor & wifi ctlr so I could turn on my kettle from bed.

..still had to go downstairs and yknow, make the tea.

One day the motor didn't lift from the switch, so the kettle couldn't turn off and almost burned my house down.

so, if it sounds dumb and over-engineered, it probably is.

Full Stack Dev | Head of Developer Relations at /pinata | Technical Writer | Tinkering with everything | stevedylan.dev/links

I spent years on Arch

I learned a lot and had some fun along with massive doses of frustration

it certainly was not a productivity hack :)

If you’re changing your config more than once a year you should probably avoid neovim 😬 Same goes for Linux sadly

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Nomad Rural LLG, Western Province, Papua New Guinea

the secret to being a 10x engineer

do less

nvim setup looking like too much effort is why I just installed the vim extension into VSCode and then over engineered an ansible playbook to setup any ubuntu box to have all my programs + configs including vscode extensions and settings and more :D

though I learned ansible that way + saved myself some setup time :D

I use neovim, btw https://github.com/wildfunctions/nvim