kaamkiya

Oh, I think I've seen this. If I remember correctly SQLite uses it.

Thanks.

Python. It's really easy to learn and write, it has a huge community, and it's fast (for an interpreted language).

It's also used a lot in the AI/ML area, and with the rise of LLMs, it'll probably provide some amount of job security.

I never really thought about it. I guess some people just like having those features, but I find them annoying.

I use Neovim with 0 plugins (apart from themes). I code in Go, and frequently reference https://pkg.go.dev.

When I do need to code in VS Code (rarely), I find that the autocomplete just gets in the way of my though process. It's like having a train of though barreling along and then suddenly an elephant gets on.

Also, I didn't even know what an language server was until looking it up after reading this post.

About Copilot: I have many problems with AI. They guzzle electricity, tend to be run by corrupt corporations, and are filling the internet with BS.

If I need to look up the definition/implementation? `:vsplit` works fine. If it's on the internet? https://pkg.go.dev.

If you don't trust me, you can check my dotfiles: https://codeberg.org/Kaamkiya/dotfiles

Before even looking at this, I was reminded of this video[1] by Tom Scott.

Pretty cool, though :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5wpm-gesOY&pp=ygUadGhlIHByb...

I occasionally browse Reddit (I don't have an account), but I think I knew that it was going bad back when all those subreddits were protesting.

Back then, it wasn't because of bots, but I did think that most websites going through enshittification will eventually be filled with bots.

I did find https://discuit.net to be a good alternative, as well as Lemmy.

And if it's not, or you need something more secure, there's always Matrix.

https://matrix.org

Python. I like to code in Go, but I find Python the easiest for small things I'll only use once.

I used C to do some of the old ones. That was painful (I was a complete C beginner).

I really liked your book and plan to use it when I need to teach people how to code, so thanks a ton.

> Fixing Mechanical issues

I tried running `*.java` files without classes (so just `void main`) and I got this error:

```

Hello.java:1: error: class, interface, or enum expected

void main() {

^

```

> Be a template

It's a great one.

Thank you!

Credit to the author.

Interesting, certainly something I had never thought about. I don't think this is even slightly feasible with my pretty low level of NLP and text analysis, but intriguing nonetheless. Thanks.

This is exactly my experience. I would just add that I do still use Python, because all tools have their uses. I use it for small scripts, and nothing else. Just places where compilation doesn't really make sense.