What terminal app are people using these days? I always go back to Terminal.app, because a lot of the others aren't very Mac like. Warp is cool, but I'm not sure it's for me. Maybe just iTerm?
Most important feature is support for rendering font ligatures. This makes => a proper arrow and >= a proper math symbol. Easy typo, beautifully avoided.
@collin ideally, both tabs AND spaces. Tabs for semantic indent, spaces for purely visual indent. That is however a higher cognitive stress during writing, so it's really unpopular.
In practice, I follow the currently common ruby-style of 2 spaces.
I am at the point where I assume everyone in the Rails core team is at least racist by proxy. If you don't want to be called a racist and work on that team: do something. And everyone who is using Rails: please try to use other languages or frameworks. The world is big out there. You don’t have to use that racists technology.
@bitboxer I didn't feel that need in years. I'm still angry with rails on a very technical level, no need to read up on the bullshit the head honcho proclaims.
For everyone outside the German political discourse:
The FDP (the ‘liberal' party that is part of the government) basically reduced the amount all government departments can spend. The reaction of the family minister: change the maximum earning limit for getting parental leave money from 300k a year to 150k a year (Which is still a lot of money to earn). Now the FDP is mad and says: No, don't take away money from rich people. Those are our core voter group.
Yesterday I finished working for a client. The next couple of weeks I will relax and work on https://wishlephant.com, the wish list side project of my wife and me. I will implement a new design and move the frontend to #Phoenix#LiveView. That will be fun 🥰.
I never had the feeling that I miss #Twitter. But with #Reddit, I do. I barely posted stuff there, but the amount of information I got from that place every day was amazing. It’s gone now. It will never come back. Goodbye old friend 🥲.
@tenderlove just because some people regularly use git-butterly to amend the commit that introduced a bug? (uses git-bisect and of course the reflog under the hood)
