The lesson of the talk is that if you are idiomatic then you will benefit as the language improves.
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The lesson of the talk is that if you are idiomatic then you will benefit as the language improves.
I prefer these two, you get good performance, search that is semi-shell syntax aware, ranking that takes age somewhat into account, and syntax hilighting.
https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/history-search-multi-wo... with https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/fast-syntax-highlightin...
or the same thing but older, for those who like older things because they have an air of stability about them: https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-history-substring-search
Location: SF or Remote
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Back end web in Python + Kotlin
Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/adamhitchcockresume
Email: adam+jobs@northisup.com
Hi I'm Adam and I've been doing python work for startups for a long while now. I'm looking for the next place I can make a big impact. I'm most interested in anything that is looking how to leverage AI for social good.ebikes already have this, why not cars?
I like to solve hard problems, speak at conferences, and bike with my kids in my free time. I would like to put my skills in Python, architecture, and team mentorship to good use while learning more about applied AI.
Unfortunately after shipping some awesome stuff at Discord my son developed Leukemia and required a stem cell transplant, after working during his medical treatment for a year and a half I was suffering from severe burnout and had to take some significant me time. I am now eager to get back to what I love, solving interesting problems.
Location: San Francisco
Remote: hybrid or remote
Willing to relocate: to specific cities
Technologies: python expert, rust novice
Résumé/CV: Sr/staff level engineer with a lot of safety experience at discord/brex/Reddit/disqus https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6ywytck2ryxjbnt/AAAGmxU_NMNCcKNhd...
Email: adam+jobs@northisup.com
giving up on the notion "others will use or collaborate with my scripts" was the single most productive thing i've done for my scripting.