commit eb62611fbbe9f56d213c0b6cc2362579a6f68bf8
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Author: Samdal <samdal@protonmail.com>
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2025 02:24:18 +0100
update todo and productivity
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diff --git a/_posts/2025-03-02-productivity-through-simplicity.md b/_posts/2025-03-02-productivity-through-simplicity.md
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## Become fluent in your editor
-I use Vim key binds. Vim works well, but I see others shooting away with other setups. If you have yet to learn how to do everyday operations fast in your editor, you should. Whether it's auto-complete, auto-indent, cutting a line, or navigating quickly with just your keyboard, it's all worth it.
+I use Vim key binds. Vim works well, but I see others shooting away with other setups. If you have yet to learn how to do everyday operations fast in your editor, you should. Whether it's auto-complete, auto-indent, cutting a line, grepping, or navigating quickly with just your keyboard, it's all worth it.
However, don't waste your life trying to become a "Vim enthusiast." Yes, learning key bindings takes time. Some people are rightfully daunted by switching to something like Vim, but you don't have to go that far. Learning to be fast in a more typical editor like VS Code will go a long way.
diff --git a/_todo.md b/_todo.md
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### programming
- Tips for programmers
- How to organize software projects (Folders are magic)
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-- Productivity through simpler software
- Only one monitor, previously had more
- I use DWM, workspaces.
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- I use I hate tabs extension
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- Notifications vs no notifications
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- Editor features
- easily split tabs
- vim keybinds
- grepping
- finding files through a project wide search
- compile window
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- (use debugger please)
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