A couple of months ago I wrote up some instructions for someone that was trying to make the switch to neovim. They reported back that it was helpful.
Check it out:
https://lemmyverse.link/programming.dev/comment/9552694
A couple of months ago I wrote up some instructions for someone that was trying to make the switch to neovim. They reported back that it was helpful.
Check it out:
https://lemmyverse.link/programming.dev/comment/9552694
I'm on the Neovim train and I'm not getting off at this junction.
But more high quality choices is a good thing.
I upvote this sort if thing for visibility, but I'd rather it not be a thing.
I think that many developers are poor at or unwilling to work on marketing efforts or creating independent business relationships, so getting hired by a company like RedHat, Microsoft, etc. to work on a project is the way they sell their services.
The way to get money from libre software is to sell support services.
This article is an excellent update on the state of Python package management tools.
What did you end up using for your workflow?
That means it's improving! I hope the pace of improvement can accelerate.
I'm hoping uv is able to make itself to Python what Cargo is to rust.
Seems like Pixi is close but confined to the Conda ecosystem.
How would that provide additional security in the particular circumstance of someone having access to the Signal encryption keys on someone's phone?
A secure enclave can already be accessed by the time someone can access the Signal encryption keys , so there's no extra security in putting the encryption keys in the secure enclave.
I agree with you entirely on this.