Anton Kastritskiy

Dear twitter, I wrote code and it worked.

@neogoose_btw if you rename the repo to fff, github redirects to the new name unless you create a new repo with the old name

So many people are actually confused by fff repo named as fff.nvim instead of fff. Som people think it’s only nvim plugin, some people find the dead file manager I am thinking of - renaming core to fff - making a mirror for neovim users as fff.nvim But then all the marketing I’ve done will be lost 😭 and google already ranking .nvim repo pretty high Honestly I need an advice what should I do with all that naming madness

@neogoose_btw Nvim plugin should have a current line picker

Suggest me a feature that fff is missing and get $5 if I actually going to implement it. For real. I’ll send money via PayPal or GitHub. Anything that you expect from file search and that is not already listed in the issues (and not a semantic search which is obvious)

@mweststrate 🤝

Working on removing one of the main friction points in the development workflow. The unnecessary friction point: the IDE

@felixge Similar experience. Neovim for longer prompts or a fancy diff viewer

I used vim exclusively for 10+ years. But when LLMs came up, I ditched it for VS Code and later Cursor as it was the path of least resistance. But given the advancements of claude et al, it's time to go back. neovim + tmux + jjui - let's go.

TIL there are fonts with ligatures support that do not glue the characters together #4-ligatures-that-dont-deform-shape" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/0xType/0xProto…

@sbaildon @mattgperry Solid +1 De Beauvoir area is great

islington is a great location; you've got regents canal in your back garden; safe, quiet residential; a respectable amount of busy + social if you take a stroll to the high street; good (street+super)markets; walking distance of exmouth market, imo one of the best evening leisure in london; central and exceedingly well connected for all directions; walking distance to st pancras for international travel

London friends: Which areas are good for young families right now? Considering a move back and I'm very open to anywhere, as a previous long-time north resident.

GitHub agents are actually nice

Also @Neovim mentioned lets gooo

Really cool to see this type of talk from the @typescript team youtube.com/watch?v=PZm_Yb…

@DanielLockyer I bet github from 2010s would have opened

me trying to open GitHub on my Kindle

Being able to use apply pay from non safari browsers on a desktop is so good

@DanielLockyer I will never forget how a decade ago a client asked to add a 10 seconds loading screen. You guessed it. There was nothing to load

"Users are used to slow software" 😭😭😭

Tmuxless local dev just became an option

@_dhamidi References to commits by the first 1-few characters and blazing fast rebases

What am I missing about jj? I'm proficient with git, the CLI makes sense because it's very much like a GUI: you directly manipulate the underlying object model. For convenience lazygit, magic, etc are a nice layer on top. git just looks fine What's jj's killer feature?

@enunomaduro Cannot scroll or view this on mobile

need your help: before i share this more broadly, i wanted to post it here first 💙 i'm working on a website that tries to clearly show why devs might choose php in 2026 (1/2) whyphp.dev/?ref=v2

Facts

@_wilfredh Having mobile version displayed on desktop is more bearable than the other way around

You can often estimate the age of a website based on how well it displays on mobile. All my sites end up with media queries in the CSS for narrow screens. It's so hard to design a single UI that scales from phone to desktop otherwise.

@calebmer Nah but I like the thought process

@AntonK52 Holy. Crypto…?

There are founders out there that run their startups on Google Docs and WhatsApp and I can't blame them

Many such cases