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Better option: get an extension that deletes stuff

was using Ctrl-O, thanks for Ctrl-I

Really needed Ctrl-I I've using Ctrl-O all the time and then moving to the previous buffer but this one will be helpful, thanks

Hey ! You should do a video about Helix text editor. Very easy to install and nicely configured out of the box

you should try the `scrolloff` option then

Learned something new! Thank you!

that's absolutely true, claude is my first choice when i encounter a problem that requires coding...

Personally I find jumping by line numbers requires me to break focus too much. If I want to get to the word "joinspaces", I have to scan my eyes left, read the (relative) line number, move my hands off the home row to type the number, and think about whether the line is up or down. I prefer to use an incremental search plugin. I type `<Leader>s` followed by `join` (the target word) and `<Enter>`. All the on-screen matching instances are highlighted, and each show a final character I press to choose which one I want to jump to. This requires much less loss of focus, and allows me to jump directly to a word, not just a line.

1:42: "I'm gonna go KKKKK" - Wes Higbee 2024

You can just delete html elements from the console

I like it how ChatGPT recognizes US-citizens being simpletons not specifying for which country they ask the 46th president for yet specifying this correctly in the answer.

A lot of websites have started not rendering the full articles behind the paywall popup to combat things like this. You can remove the pop up, but only the first paragraph or so will be available

he suck... it is really easy xD

This video was so helpful, I've been learning Vim motions alongside 12 other things and every time I hit a sticking point I resort to the mouse and arrow keys 😅 Just as a bit of insight (sorry if this is unwarranted!) I nearly didn't click on this video. I had to scroll back and do a double take to understand that this video would be helpful for me. I didn't know what the Hardmode plugin was and the title didn't explain a lot either. It's nice and catchy but doesn't tell me what I should expect as a layperson. Might be worth reconsidering since I'm probably bang on your target audience!

Great video. Loved the faster method for scrolling large files.

This was a great video. <C-H>, <C-M>, and <C-L> are huge. Only using VSVim extension currently to learn motions, then planning to move to Vim once semi-comfortable. Hardtime seems like a must have as I enter that space.

we’re really in the future…

I wish something like this existed when I started learning!

thanks for making my life easier

Thank you, I really appreciate this tip

Super useful. Thank you!

So simple and so useful. Using vim/neovim for 10 years and I did not know this. Thanks

What kind of dumb website makes their paywall client side? Like why???

whats your keyboard?? sounds good

whats your keyboard?? sounds good

For me, I could not adobt the vim motions in other ide's (like vs code) , because I allready had the shortcuts from these to ingraved in my brain. Tried and failed a couple of times. So for me it was an abroubt switch, that made me convert. And the big win (and target) was actually to get rid of the filetree alltogether, and adobting alternative filenavigation technics, like telescope, harpoon, and oil. I know the fuzzy finding is avaliable in vs code, but I just do not find it as good. I am also avare that there now is a harpoon plugin in vs code (not sure if its feature complete), but I have not tried it as I am quite happy in my new enviroment :)

If you squint a bit, you can see vscode

check out oil.nvim instead

Why not use code at this point ;-;

Thanks for the video. I think I prefer to use the oil.nvim plugin more than the nvim-tree.

Thanks, Wes!

I used to use nvim-tree when I initially switched to Neovim, but as I got more and more comfortable it started feeling more and more like I was trying to emulate the VS Code way of doing things rather than doing them the "Vim" way. Eventually I discovered 2 plugins that each do part of what nvim-tree did for me (editing the file structure and finding/opening files) much more effectively: Oil.nvim and Telescope.nvim. Oil is a file tree plugin like nvim-tree, but with one key difference: rather than having to memorize all the shortcuts to add/move/rename/etc. files, you just edit them like a regular text buffer. If you want to add a file, just make a new line and type in the file name. If you want to rename the file, you just 'cw' or whatever and type in the new name. If you want to move a file you just 'dd', move to the directory you want it in, and 'p' to paste it back in. github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim Telescope is a fuzzy finder for pretty much anything, but what's relevant here is it's "find files" command. When you open Telescope, it gives you a search box to type in the approximate name of the file and it'll search through all subdirectories and find the one you're looking for. It's WAY faster than having to go through and expand a bunch of folders in a tree to find a file, especially if you don't remember the path or exactly what it's called. github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim

Cool

God I hate cd-ing to a file and doing what you described. The change you made should be the default in 2024 for all cd commands

I am having a similar issue with my connection to RDP. My job requires me to copy several items to a 3rd party clipboard manager nad then paste them into my Mac, gather data and then copy from my Mac and paste the data into the RDP. After about three times doing this process, RDPclip causes my connection to either freeze or crash and the only way to get things back is to shut down RDP through a force quit or sometimes I need to reset my mac completely. I have tried using task manager to shut down rdpclip and then restarting the app, but this doesn't work. Do you think that this bug is what is causing my problems?

What are your thoughts on o1 mini vs Claude sonnet for programming?

Good vídeo - short and to the point

Genius!

MAN it blows my mind how can someone code this is very complicated , i genuinely can’t make any sense

Thanks

Fantastic stuff

I hate websites like this. Just let me read my damn articles

Can you try bypassing Nebula they have videos that have pay walls

for daily mail, crtl-a, ctrl-c open word, crtl-v

Would be a great browser extension

I mean it shouldnt be behind a pay wall tbf just to read someone repeating same context in between every 5 lines

Nice. I love it.

nice!!! now tell claude to shave your head!!

so basically you just de-vscoded your editor...

Or just use vim / helix. Here you have the negative of using an election-based app without the positive of having an actual GUI. IMO that's just the worst of both worlds Maybe im just bitter, but that doesn't sound useful at all, i guess it's cool that it's possible but i don't see the use case.