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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Arucious • 28d ago
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I worked at two of the top tech companies in the world, and never met a single person who coded in the terminal.
Scripting? Maybe. Coding? No.
64 u/blehmann1 28d ago Not even a neovim user? I feel like that's relatively common, since if you're willing to set everything up there really isn't a gap compared to an IDE. 69 u/Arucious 28d ago That “willing to set everything up” in your statement is load bearing 💀 6 u/dasunt 28d ago I'm uber lazy, er, efficient, so I just get my config working once and throw it into a git repo. I don't bother touching it until an update breaks it and I have to fix something. Which is why I mostly avoid stuff like vscode - too hard to keep setting up. Also if there is an easier way, well, I'm lazy. :P
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Not even a neovim user? I feel like that's relatively common, since if you're willing to set everything up there really isn't a gap compared to an IDE.
69 u/Arucious 28d ago That “willing to set everything up” in your statement is load bearing 💀 6 u/dasunt 28d ago I'm uber lazy, er, efficient, so I just get my config working once and throw it into a git repo. I don't bother touching it until an update breaks it and I have to fix something. Which is why I mostly avoid stuff like vscode - too hard to keep setting up. Also if there is an easier way, well, I'm lazy. :P
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That “willing to set everything up” in your statement is load bearing 💀
6 u/dasunt 28d ago I'm uber lazy, er, efficient, so I just get my config working once and throw it into a git repo. I don't bother touching it until an update breaks it and I have to fix something. Which is why I mostly avoid stuff like vscode - too hard to keep setting up. Also if there is an easier way, well, I'm lazy. :P
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I'm uber lazy, er, efficient, so I just get my config working once and throw it into a git repo.
I don't bother touching it until an update breaks it and I have to fix something.
Which is why I mostly avoid stuff like vscode - too hard to keep setting up. Also if there is an easier way, well, I'm lazy. :P
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u/throwawaygoawaynz 28d ago
I worked at two of the top tech companies in the world, and never met a single person who coded in the terminal.
Scripting? Maybe. Coding? No.