"and @justinmk" feels a bit unfair, like if I'm not giving the importance that Justin deserves. let me toss some salad here: Justin, the Neovim Lead Maintainer. The benevolent dictator who decides what stays and what goes. The gigachad who took over keeping Neovim going when the vim fork had just started and was receiving a lot of hate. The man who keeps developing features and cooking in a world that says editors are dead. MF, it even rhymes, give me a break.

Help me Test my Livestream Setup xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxvveNOk…

I use macOS hotkeys to jump straight into named Kitty sessions, then compare my one-key workflow with terminal prefix keymaps.

I explain why Marco made Kulala.nvim private and how entitled users can wear down people who contribute their time to open source.

I react to the ThePrimeagen workflow video that started my fourth attempt at learning Vim. Then I look at how times have changed now that he's on Omarchy. youtu.be/_kPRygjKJX8

I gave Balena Etcher my password, then realized a simple sudo dd command might have been the safer choice.

I fought to enable Kitty's vertical tabs, only to realize my session-based terminal workflow makes them a bad fit. At least the clanker helped.

Reacting to ThePrimeagen's i3, tmux and Vim Workflow xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1PKqrNONY…

Short Test Stream, join to help me test xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1RJZzBdkA…

I demonstrate why cross-hand home-row modifiers feel instant while same-hand shortcuts force me to wait. That tiny timing tradeoff changes how fast the setup feels.

I asked Prot what his Emacs coaching adds when AI is doing the coding. We unpack why convincing garbage looks fine unless you have the expertise to steer and judge it.

I'm going live today in a few hours, reacting to ThePrimeagen's i3, tmux and Vim workflow video, the one that started my channel. youtube.com/live/tqZGJt1o2Sk

I checked whether Helix is being abandoned. One of its core contributors no longer using it is a worrying sign, especially in the AI era.

I asked Lucidlynx whether AI means everyone can build anything. He compares AI-made code to fast food: convenient and technically filling, but often worse than something made with time and care.

I used to defend tmux. In this clip, I explain why kitty’s Quick Access Terminal and fzf now handle my local workflow, and when tmux still makes sense. youtu.be/7Or7KfAou5A

Going online to argue can feel like a hobby, but Tony and DistroTube call it a time-wasting trap that poisons your mood.

My default rule sends everything to one desktop, so I don't have to think about moving apps around. Once my window setup works, I don't want to touch it.

I invented an absurd title for Kitty creator Kovid Goyal. Then Google started repeating it - and the sources led straight back to me.

I break down why lucidlynx moved from Neovim to Emacs, from disconnected tools to a more cohesive workflow, and what made the switch stick. youtu.be/X23tIQSX6u8

I can give my custom colors to AI and get a Neovim theme, but I don't want to own the issues and complaints that follow. Creating it is easy; maintaining it isn't.

I was testing Kitty's scrollbar when its pixel-level scrolling stole the show. Watching terminals jump a full line at a time now feels straight out of the '80s.