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2025-05-16 16:13 #

What’s New in Neovim 0.11. I upgraded via Homebrew some weeks ago and didn’t notice any breaking changes. However, after reading this article, I tried to setup my LSP configurations via the new facilities, and it works like a charm: root_dir has to be replaced with root_markers, and the filetypes parameters is equivalent to the basename (e.g., filetype.lua) that I put in my ftplugin directory. It is much easier to manage basic autocompletion via omnifunc. I don’t use virtual text and I don’t really care about virtual lines either, but it looks great. I revamped some of my custom mappings since Neovim now ships with default meningful keymaps for goto actions. #vim

2025-05-16 11:49 #

The web today.

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2025-05-16 11:45 #

On macOS, relying on ZDOTDIR=$HOME/.config/zsh helps to declutter hidden files in $HOME. I initially put it in my $HOME/.zprofile, but you will need to use .zshenv (a symlink to .zprofile also works) in order to make your $PATH available in Neovim terminal. #vim

2025-05-13 12:30 #

TIL about LocalSend.

2025-05-13 09:46 #
2025-05-13 08:58 #

Apparently, vibe coding is when you explain to your AI-based editor what the heck you wanted to do, except you’re much more into debugging code written for you. WTF it is calling vibe coding? I wouldn’t mind it being called AI coding, but vibe? — Am I becoming obsolete or just older?

2025-05-13 08:43 #

Other languages may share some of these features, but Lisp has them all together. It is a language that was designed to be used as a tool for thinking about problems, and that is the fun part of programming. — Why I Program in Lisp

2025-05-12 13:30 #

img What happens when you neglected your feed reader for two months or so.

2025-05-12 13:12 #

Interesting read from weeks ago (yeah, I’ve been pretty suiet lately): 100 years to solve an integral.

2025-05-12 13:10 #

14 Advanced Python Features. Note that this covers features introduced in Python 3.10+. #python