Windows vs Linux is similar to the chess.com vs lichess.org comparison. chess.com is worse performance, bloated to the moon w/ ads and popups, costs money, not open-source. And lichess.org is the opposite in every way…
To me, the two most important symbols in a programming font are the 0O vs 1l. I've been using the same 2 fonts for maybe five years and recently got confused looking at a lowercase "L" or a one (1). Cool website.
I just tried repl.it. I don't like it, but am impressed you have access to a shell (ubuntu, bash). I tried to delete Main.java, and it won't let you. Fine, so I just erase the whole text file. Then, I place two separate…
I use these suffix aliases to open programs occasionally. alias -g G='| grep' alias -g R='| rg' alias -g L='| less' alias -g V='| vim -' alias -g S='| subl' And if I want Zsh to auto-expand it out to type the full…
Windows vs Linux is similar to the chess.com vs lichess.org comparison. chess.com is worse performance, bloated to the moon w/ ads and popups, costs money, not open-source. And lichess.org is the opposite in every way…
To me, the two most important symbols in a programming font are the 0O vs 1l. I've been using the same 2 fonts for maybe five years and recently got confused looking at a lowercase "L" or a one (1). Cool website.
I just tried repl.it. I don't like it, but am impressed you have access to a shell (ubuntu, bash). I tried to delete Main.java, and it won't let you. Fine, so I just erase the whole text file. Then, I place two separate…
I use these suffix aliases to open programs occasionally. alias -g G='| grep' alias -g R='| rg' alias -g L='| less' alias -g V='| vim -' alias -g S='| subl' And if I want Zsh to auto-expand it out to type the full…