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Have you ever considered teaching at a university? This content is amazing and presented perfectly: the flow, tempo, explanations, etc are fantastic, furthermore, the editing and visual quality is top notch. I wish there was a way I could help you get more views and subscribers... Anyways, thanks for sharing this awesome content and looking forward to more 💯

Very interesting and smooth workflow! Did you use Obsidian to create the diagram at 4:28? If so, that'd be awesome. How do you handle "visual notes" within your workflow?

23:13 - Instead of this why not just setup a virtual environment in the python project you are working on, enter it using source myvenv/bin/activate, pip install pyright and then open up neovim?

very helpful thank you

Thanks for sharing. You said you teach full stack? What is your stack?

I'm waiting for mine to arrive. I ordered black, mostly because my desk is white. I got the generic keycaps because I am a heavy vim user, I use browser addons (Vimium C) to mimic vim keys and I also use tmux with vim. I also use both vi and emacs editing in the shell (ksh). The other reason is that I will be typing in English, Spanish, Classical Latin with macrons and Russian. So just English letters will be just in the way. I'm looking forward to it. I am getting by right now by having two keyboards side by side to spread my arms apart. Clunky but it helps.

what theme for python code? thx.

4:45 just a note: If you are programming a physics module, this formula would actually be readable. In simulations it is common to refer to single letters, but in a specific context, of course.

Debugger? Sike

really cool, thanks!

sir do you use debugger if yes please make a video on that. Thank you for this video.

Thanks for the tutorial. Very informative.

mate, but what about change venvs for each project? Do u have any automatic solution for that?

sir do you still use yank to clipboard now?

great content. Thanks for sharing

oh man, I've been looking for exactly this! I've been using emacs org-mode in terminal mode and "kind of " faking like it's working with nvim but being able to interface with obsidian in neovim?! That's amazing. Looks like I'll be wasting hours on an overhaul!

This was really useful, I was having issues visualizing all the guidelines. Thank you!

Really solid video man, I just started using obsidian and nvim with a git integration for syncing to my phone/computer and it's super comfy

keyboard noise annoying af

This is fantastic. Thank you for the video. Make more videos on real-world ML and MLOps end to end if you can. Btw the keyword sound is annoyingly loud.

really enjoying your videos!

Super cool. I tried your configs, and kinda starting to like it. Can I know which terminal you're using?

love your content

absolutely underrated channel! love your content!

I am commenting from my new moonlander! I am even trying out your layout! I think I will use your layout as I learn but will probably customize over time! Thank you so much for the inspiration!

Excellent content, my friend and thanks for sharing... Your channel is RUclips gold 💯 I'm so glad the Google algorithm found this channel for me a while back and hopefully that algorithm will reach out to others who are learning... Your delivery, tempo, and explanations are on the level of a CS professor.... Thanks again and looking forward to more content 🙂

What coding editor are you using?

I hope the plastic hasn't broken after a year like mine. I thought getting it repaired would be easy enough as they claim to support the right to repair. Try contacting support and asking to buy parts and you get your time wasted. Turns out that no they don't sell spare parts and won't support their £350 keyboard past the initial purchase. Not good for any professional that expects their hardware to have a service life past a year.

whoever making your thumbnails deserve a raise.

Curious that you set up the halves rotated slightly inward in a sort of wide A position. Not that it's right or wrong...I just feel more comfortable exactly opposite from that so my wrists are neutral. I went through countless versions of my keymapping. Initially I went for a lot of keys having tap + hold/double tap uses. I found that the slight delay that the software took to see what I was doing caused errors. I also dropped to one layer, I don't code so have fewer needs.

Telling why you write it that way would drop you more audience

Great videos, learning a lot from your channel, thank you

Welp I’ve definitely been throwing. That looks amazing! And I thought learning that command + backtick was command + tab for the same program was life changing lol I thought I’d be a vim girlie originally but the combination of location based keys and letter based keys devolved into utter chaos so quickly for a Dvorak typist that I had to throw up my hands. No amount of vimrc could save me🙃 I’m starting to plan key mappings in my head and I haven’t even picked a keyboard yet 😅

This is such an underrated video - lots of production value and good info! I’m a software engineer and I have some joint issues so I’ve been looking to create a more ergonomic setup. I type in Dvorak 😊. I just got into mechanical keyboards but I’ve been thinking split is the way to go. I’m torn but leaning toward the glove80 but it’s pretty expensive so it’s hard to make the leap. Do you have any thoughts about different split keyboards in comparison to the moonlander? Similarly I like using joycons instead of a standard controller. Split everything for life 🎉

Nice. The idea is to call Grok via the python operator callable right?

Glad to see someone enjoying the custom aspect of the keyboard. That's all about it! 1qq: with you config, how do you do vim combos with counters like for instance d4j to deleted for lines downwards?

Hoping between windows of the same app in Mac makes 0 sense and never did. Hopefully one day they fix that

Nice one again Zazen. How long did it itake you to master touch typing :)

I noticed you have 2 organisational methods, "knowledge hubs" and "tags". I am very new to ZettelKasten (literally learnt the word from this video) and how to use it and my understanding is that you do not create categories from the "top-down" but create tags and links and see how and where your notes congregate and link up to each other naturally (from the "bottom-up"). Could you elaborate on why you organise in this way? I do DevOps in my work, so I am imagining having a broader "DevOps" category and then smaller categories for "Kubernetes", "Istio", "CI/CD", "Jenkins", etc. and then there can be smaller subdivisions within these categories, for example resource monitoring and allocation, and of course tags for "facts", "code-snip", "troubleshooting", "useful commands", etc. Are there any resources you'd recommend for devising good tags + categories?

hey in File tree i installed it sucessfully but when i use space e it says that command as not an editor command . Can you please help me with that

Hmm human music, i like it.

23:00 If it's active in the shell it should be active in neovim. So just activate it with source venv/bin/activate and then enter neovim

My Moonlander will be here soon, and this is great. New Subscriber 😊

I'm looking for note taking system that alternative my notion and I saw your video. That so insprite me, but my could you share more about the your file management, what it is, how it work, pls. Thank you so much

Thanks so much for making this content. I use Neovim and Tmux on an old ThinkPad running Linux (server edition) without GUI. These videos are incredibly valuable to me, the production quality, tone, and flow are perfect, so keep up the good work and don't let the low view count or subscriptions get you down. Hopefully the Google algorithm will be generous and reach out to more folks like me. This channel needs 1M+ subs, let's go!!

This is actually awesome, I'm gonna try replicating something like this really neat and functional

Hey man could i get your default template? any github repo?

Thank you very much! This video helped me a lot as a quick introduction to model cards

Very cool, I have a few automations that can be tied together with this inspiration. cheers and subscribed ;)

Awesome content! I just ordered my own moonlander after watching your videos about it. I checked if you had an affiliate link to buy it that way, but it doesn't seem like ZSA has a system for that. I will try to implement this in my workflow, but there are soo many commands in vim already that it'll be quite a while before i will feel comfortable using them.