Alexander

Karthik on X: "> be born in 2002 > pandemic takes your high school years > ai takes your uni years > unemployment takes the rest of your years it's all over https://t.co/lShV5ZCCJz" / X > be born in 2002 > pandemic takes your high school years > ai takes your uni years > unemployment takes the rest of your years it's all over https://t.co/lShV5ZCCJz

x.com/karthikponna...

Your wallpaper looks gorgeous. Would you mind to share? 🙏

so true 😭

LMAO

A new which-key modal shows what keys you can press next (and what they do) when you start a keybinding chord.
It works in both Vim and non-Vim modes, and you can enable it via `{"which_key": {"enabled": true}}`.

Same. That's why I use Codebook LSP in my text editor.

Nice one!

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This is likely to fall on deaf ears as we're going through this collective hysteria episode of skipping the "boring" stuff and getting to the "good" stuff with AI. Here's the thing: the good stuff is only good because of all the boring stuff you overcome.

Just so I'm clear on this, computer memory has tripled in price because a bunch of it that hasn't been produced yet has been ordered to populate GPUs that aren't installed in data centers that aren't built yet in order to service a demand that doesn't exist to make profits that don't happen.

Playing Detroit: Become Human hits different in 2026

<3

but I have to to get my daily dose of imposter syndrome

YouTube video by JuliVEVO Juli - Geile Zeit (Official Video)

Love this song

Happy Holidays! 😊🎄🎆💚

GitHub - rwxae/dotfiles at nixos Nix files to manage my Linux and MacOS. Contribute to rwxae/dotfiles development by creating an account on GitHub.

My dotfiles:
github.com/rwxae/dotfil...

It is hilarious that the most popular programming language is literally ten times harder to set up rather than something like Rust (which works automatically out of the box in Helix).

The only thing I haven't done is ability to auto fix issues on save.

helix.nix

3. Add vscode-eslint-language-server to the list of language-servers for TypeScript/JavaScript/JSX/TSX language in languages.toml.

See below how I configured it in the Nix-way with the help of home-manager:

{ languageOptions: { parserOptions: { tsconfigRootDir: import.meta.dirname } } },

2. For some reason, ESLint couldn't find tsconfig.json in my project. I have a monorepo with a bunch of packages. Each package contains its own tsconfig.json. Maybe it is the cause of the issue.

The fix is simple. Set languagesOptions.parserOptions.tsconfigRootDir to import.meta.dirname

1. At the moment, Helix supports only vscode-langservers-extracted@4.8.0. Higher versions won't report any diagnostics in your editor.

e.g. I tried to use 4.10.0 (current nixos-unstable) and it didn't work. Using the
github:NixOS/nixpkgs/e89cf1c932006531f454de7d652163a9a5c86668 revision worked.

Turns out, it is actually possible to set up ESLint LSP for Helix.
If you are interested, follow the thread.

Remember kids, scraping internet content is illegal and wrong.

Unless you're an "AI" company or a music streaming service that just happens to invest in military kill drones...

everybody is the same age on bluesky

#2 thing I'm missing in helix is the ability to operate on git diff hunks.
For example, @zed.dev provides these super useful bindings:

"d o" => "editor::ToggleSelectedDiffHunks"
"d p" => "git::Restore"

Helix, on the other hand, only has :reset-diff-change.