I don't know about Helix but Neovim (and vim) has something called sessions and it does everything but unsaved files. By default it's manual but it wouldn't be too difficult to automate. A very simple way could just create/update the session on BufWritePost and ExitPre. Then create an alias to open Neovim with that session: 'nvim -S .session.vim'.
You'll get an error if the session doesn't exist but it's easy to dismiss. There are probably plugins that do this in a more seamless way though if you prefer.
> Next up: maybe Go will discover gdb integration and we can debug like it's 1999
That's already possible and documented[1]. I don't understand if you're sarcastic though, what's wrong with GDB? I use it in vim :termdebug and I wish all languages had native support for it.
I think that the name browser is basically just what is putting people in the wrong track of interpretation. They have been fully fledged VM sandboxes, which incidentally happen to also embed html and pdf interpreter natively.
I like the idea of limiting screen time, but not even people living in the same timezone share habits. I can see this becoming more addictive than the alternatives since it might trigger a need to be active during the very specific window.
> I was unable to replicate my setup on another machine, so I always had e.g. my laptop "ugly", and my main machine pretty.
> It's two config files. I copy them around and all my systems look and behave the same.
I recommend managing your dotfiles with git. This guide[1] helped me getting started, but I suggest writing a small script that you can wget then run on a fresh machine and be up running within seconds. This way it won't matter if you have 2 or 200 config files, mine also installs the tools I use, some built from source.
One thing I've noticed is when Trump says something the left starts by denying it before using it themselves. Fake news was coined by Trump and now it's adopted by the left but they call it misinformation, and they even started the Trusted News Initiative during Covid to weaponize it. It's not lies, it's "misinformation", true, but wrong?
Confusing times and the only conclusion I can draw is that those in power are losing ground thanks to the internet and it makes them behave like this. Everyone in willful ignorance. Even otherwise clever people are acting bat-shit crazy as soon as Musk is mentioned, but a few years ago they would've bragged about getting a Tesla using their NFT profts.
Yes definitely not. But I think this could be a legitimately good use case if it were implementable. Filtering based on keywords will throw away papers of interest, while a recommendation algorithm wouldn't give you much control over content. But a language model could probably do a decent job of ranking a days worth of papers based on relevance to a short description of your research interests.
I'm in a field where there are 50+ postings a day, but only 5-10% are relevant to my focus. A good filter would save me a lot of tedium.
But OP says it wouldn't be sustainable to implement, so that's that. Maybe will try this myself and see how it goes.
Exactly, I think that in this case using ML models that are experts in papers can be more useful and that type of models can run locally so it's the best option.
This is one of the reasons I need at least a minify step on the HTML of any site I build. Sometimes I'd prefer not to but it's the easiest solution to have both indented HTML in the source and consistent spacing in the result.
I don't think it's broken though, imagine if every whitespace was rendered. And how do we know what should be collapsed? I don't see a better solution that satisfies every situation.
Use <pre> to preserve the whitespace in code, for everything else use CSS.
Probably not that useful to prevent the use of AI, just prompt for any shipments. In a real app the contents of the packages shouldn't be hard-coded anyway. Might prevent the really stupid who can't figure that out though.
Since you seem to like metaphors maybe this helps you understand my point: If they stop fertilizing there won't be any grass to harvest.
To make myself even clearer: They're (and you I guess) assuming other companies will hire and train the juniors for them, but it's short-sighted. If everyone did it how are they going to learn?
You'll get an error if the session doesn't exist but it's easy to dismiss. There are probably plugins that do this in a more seamless way though if you prefer.