If the documentation is generated by AI, often it's better to just share the prompts used, instead of the documentation. We do this to make sure people know what to ask for. The answer can be generated when they need it…
In a similar vein, there is slimzsh [1]. For me, it is a minimal config that enables everything that's useful, and only that. Quite a few others and I have been using this for more than a decade.…
This brings the memory of Internet chats in the 90s when almost nobody used Polish letters with diacritics (because it is faster to type without them and there were a lot of different incompatible encodings). Usually…
Anything similar for OS X?
(Shameless self-promotion) I'd like to recommend a small and unobtrusive config for ZSH: https://github.com/changs/slimzsh It is almost a default ZSH, but with small tweaks here and there to make it even nicer. I hope…
If the documentation is generated by AI, often it's better to just share the prompts used, instead of the documentation. We do this to make sure people know what to ask for. The answer can be generated when they need it…
In a similar vein, there is slimzsh [1]. For me, it is a minimal config that enables everything that's useful, and only that. Quite a few others and I have been using this for more than a decade.…
This brings the memory of Internet chats in the 90s when almost nobody used Polish letters with diacritics (because it is faster to type without them and there were a lot of different incompatible encodings). Usually…
Anything similar for OS X?
(Shameless self-promotion) I'd like to recommend a small and unobtrusive config for ZSH: https://github.com/changs/slimzsh It is almost a default ZSH, but with small tweaks here and there to make it even nicer. I hope…