Squee

According to Stack Overflow, there is also:

• :cq (quit without writing and return non-zero exit code)
• ZQ (quit without writing from normal mode)

That’s what most IDEs are. VS Code doesn’t have any native integrations. Everything is provided by plugins. The default plugins that ship with VS Code can be disabled, and you’ll have just a powerful text editor.

(To do this, go to Extensions tab, click the filter icon, select “Built-in”, and go down the list to disable all of them. Or just build a version with no built-in plugins.)

There’s nothing there that really strikes me as disingenuous or bad. If they wanna be closed source, they can be, for whatever reason(s) they want. Does it mean a number of people (me included) are less likely to use it? Yes. But outside of our bubble here, most people don’t care about open vs closed source software.

Oh man, that’s awesome. Aren’t there a couple ways to do that though?

You can definitely tell how old it is because both Rust and 3D printed guns have gotten way better.

And TypeScript is just the JavaScript sword, but with a cheap leather hilt.

For anyone else who wonders: by manually wiring in the circuits and flipping switches.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plugboard#Early_computers

And then we fucked it all up by writing the JavaScript interpreter.

Even worse: “Error on line 1, column 8,653.”

I eat spaghetti the best way, by encasing it in sausage casings, then eating the warm spaghetti tubes with my hands, as God intended.

When productivity is measured in lines of code:

do {
  if (!edge) {
    run();
  }
} while (!edge);