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I think there is a new version available

#programmerhumor #neovim

A screenshot of a code editor displaying a [build-dependencies] section. The dependency bindgen is specified with version 0.69.4 and default-features set to false. Multiple warning icons indicate "There is an upgrade available" for this dependency, suggesting newer versions 0.69.5 and 0.71.1. The background is light, and the text is in a monospaced font.

Today a friend of mine tried to prank me, so he held backspace on my keyboard while I was in #neovim normal mode and was very surprised it didn't work.

Revisiting
https://github.com/Myriad-Dreamin/tinymist

#neovim #typst

What the fuck, what a hypocrisy.

My request to install #neovim in the VM I will have to work in was rejected because we need to "standarize IDE we're using".

So we have a "standarized" IDE list:
- VS Code
- Cursor
- Pycharm Community
- Pycharm Professional
- Intellij Community

But yeah, neovim is too much. 5 IDE for 10 people in the project. Standarizarion as fuck.

I'm forced to work on clients VM, and my request to install #neovim there was rejected, so I either need to switch to VSCode (what is expected of me, to "standarize IDE we're using") or recreate my config with standard #vim (which fortunately will be included).

I guess I need to start looking for vimscript alternatives to lua plugins I'm using right now, because there's no way I'm using VS Code for day-to-day work.

Ever in a #Neovim :terminal, and want to open a file without having to back out to normal mode, or have a nested Neovim instance? There’s several ways to do this, but here’s a simple one. Add a shell function that tests $NVIM, which is set to the server pipe when inside a Neovim instance. If Neovim is run... www.chrisdeluca.me

#TerSoftware
* ferramentas de desenvolvimento

Para trabalhar com código de análise estatística no #RStats, uso #RStudio e estou contemplando mudar para #Positron, #Vim ou #Neovim. Às vezes uso #micro e, no Linux, o editor de textos do GNOME.

Зачем разбираться, как использовать treesitter, если можно просто задействовать регулярки для перемещения между заголовками? Воткнул хоткеи для прыжков между любыми заголовками и заголовками первого уровня; заголовок всегда помещается в верхнюю строчку.

#nvim #neovim #norg #neorg

$```lua local keymap = vim.keymap.set local buflocal = { buffer = true } ---@param pattern string ---@param flags string? local function heading_jump(pattern, flags) return function() vim.fn.search(pattern, flags) vim.cmd.normal({ "zt", bang = true }) end end vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("FileType", { pattern = "norg", callback = function() keymap("n", "<a-[>", heading_jump("^\\*\\+ .", "eb"), buflocal) keymap("n", "<a-]>", heading_jump("^\\*\\+ .", "e"), buflocal) keymap("n", "<a-s-[>", heading_jump("^\\* .", "eb"), buflocal) keymap("n", "<a-s-]>", heading_jump("^\\* .", "e"), buflocal) end, }) ```$

Ooo, neovim might get a package manager sometime soon.
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/34009

#neovim

Tao recently posted how to formalize proofs with Lean on his channel (after 14 years without vids). So I had to install it <<https://lean-lang.org/ >>. The main guide uses VS Code. Ergo, here is an alt with neovim/linux. 1/3 #neovim #lean #vim #terencetao #nomxd #Tech-talk🐾

And of course #chatgpt comes to the rescue. I have to add set fasttty to my init.vim file.

But it's a shame that #vim detects my tty speed but #neovim does not.

Is it just me or is #vim so much more responsive and snappier than #neovim? Is there some setting that I can tweak to make repeated key presses faster?

Great suggestion by @gjherbiet: Binding the up and down arrow keys in Vim to gk and gj to move up and down a _display_ line.

In other words, when you have line wrapping enabled (:set wrap) and a single line in the file spans across multiple lines in your terminal, the up and down keys will now move based on the lines in your terminal instead of the lines in the file.

https://mamot.fr/@gjherbiet/114536390274795464

Stealing this for my dotfiles.

https://codeberg.org/scy/dotfiles/commit/d1e5cd95e86471e8faeb9e1517a9ad80fd538327

#Vim #Neovim

#neovim Development News The 0.12 version will have better scripting capabilities for working with command line completions: `CmdlineLeavePre` event and `cmdcomplete_info()` Vimscript function. PR (Vim patch): - github.com/neovim/neovi...

vim-patch:9.1.{1329,1331,1338}...

took some time over the weekend to rewrite my "neovim lsp client guide" with the new v0.11 updates.

https://vonheikemen.github.io/devlog/tools/neovim-lsp-client-guide/

i do wish i could make it shorter but i know it'll be a long time before v0.11 becomes the "base" version everyone has access to.

it shows how the new api is a layer on top of existing features. so with enough motivation you can still have nice things.

#neovim

I've been shipping a ton of updates to my #neovim #ai plugin, magenta.nvim. Check out the readme for the latest updates. https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim

It can now do iterative agent loops, supports web search and citations for anthropic, and has basic multi-thrrad support. I also improved the code editing, and context tracking.

A few months ago I considered leaving neovim because the AI plugin situation was so far behind cursor and windsurf.

I don't have feature parity for sure, but at this point I really prefer neovim + magenta to other editors, even to ampcode. The AI integration is 80% there, and being at home in neovim and the cli easily makes up for the remainder.

Since cursor is worth 9bn, and windsurf 3bn, I'll take a measly 9M. Vcs, waiting for your checks.

I'm browsing #BrightonRuby website using #lynx and well done @andycroll It's really readable

Why #lynx or if you wish #links? Working on #neovim I spend most of my time in #CommandLine so it's easy just to open a new terminal using it for code related stuff