Tagged “tooling”

A Shell Prompt That Tells Me What I Need

How fzf Quietly Rewired the Way I Use a Terminal

How tmux Stopped Me Losing Work to a Dropped SSH Connection

A Shell Prompt That Tells Me What I Need

My Dotfiles, Finally In Order

A Prompt That Tells Me What I Actually Need

The Five Git Aliases I'd Miss Most

The Five Git Aliases I'd Miss On A New Machine

tmux, and Never Losing a Session Again

my prompt earns its keep

the session that survived the dropped connection

i finally stopped typing grep -r

the tmux setup that means i never lose work to a dropped ssh again

a shell prompt that tells me what i actually need

i don't reach for grep first anymore

the ssh drop that finally made tmux stick

the makefile as a memory aid, not a build system

a prompt that earns its keep

fzf, and the slow death of remembering exact filenames

the ssh dropped, and my work was still there

fzf, or how i stopped remembering paths

the dotfiles repo i should have made years ago

switching editors one keybinding at a time

fzf quietly rewired how I use the terminal

the prompt earns its place on every line

fuzzy finding is now muscle memory

makefiles for things that aren't c

the ssh dropped and i didn't care

the day fzf quietly took over my shell

tmux, and the day i stopped losing my work to a dropped ssh

the dotfiles repo i should have made a decade ago

fzf rewired how i use the terminal

moving to neovim, slowly

a makefile is just a phone book for your project

i finally stopped typing grep -r

the makefile as a project's front door

my prompt earns its keep now

i can't go back to grep -r anymore

fzf quietly rewired how i use the shell

a prompt that earns its keep

the makefile is just a menu

my dotfiles, finally in order

a makefile is a fine task runner, actually

the prompt that earns its keep

a shell prompt that tells me what i need

my dotfiles, finally in a state i'm not ashamed of

ripgrep, fd, and quietly giving up on the old tools

a prompt that earns its width

the makefile as a project's front door

a prompt that earns its space

the four git aliases i'd miss the most

the ssh dropped and i didn't lose a thing

a shell prompt that earns its keep

a makefile is the readme nobody updates but everybody runs

the day i stopped losing my shell

a prompt that earns its keep

dotfiles that survive a new laptop in one command

how tmux stopped me losing work to dropped ssh

my dotfiles, finally in some kind of order

the day fzf quietly rewired my terminal habits

i finally stopped reaching for grep and find

a makefile is just a list of things you keep forgetting

make is a fine task runner if you stop pretending it isn't

tmux, and never losing a session again

i finally stopped reaching for grep and find

the small fuzzy finder that quietly took over my shell

make is a task runner that happens to compile C

leaving vim behind, one config line at a time

the unhurried migration from vim to neovim

makefiles for things that aren't c

the dotfiles finally make sense

the prompt earns its keep

ripgrep, fd, and finally letting grep retire

i don't reach for grep and find any more

the makefile as a project's front door

the ssh dropped and my work was still there

tmux, or how i stopped mourning dropped ssh sessions

a makefile is just a list of things i keep forgetting how to do

moving to neovim, slowly, and on purpose

i finally bare-repo'd my dotfiles and i'm annoyed it took this long

i finally stopped reaching for grep and find

the day i stopped losing my work to a dropped ssh connection

i finally stopped reaching for grep

make is a fine task runner if you stop pretending it builds c

the makefile is just a list of things i keep forgetting

the dotfiles repo i should have made years ago

the handful of git aliases i actually use

the ssh dropped and my work didn't

the handful of git aliases i actually type

git aliases that earn their keep

ripgrep, fd, and giving up on the old tools

dotfiles, finally in some kind of order

fzf is the keybinding i didn't know i needed

the dotfiles repo i should have made years ago

i don't reach for grep and find anymore

the handful of git aliases i'd miss

tmux, and the end of losing a session to a dropped ssh

the ssh dropped, and for once i didn't care

i finally stopped typing grep -r and i am not going back

the day fzf quietly took over my shell

the ssh dropped and i didn't lose a thing

a prompt that finally tells me which cluster i'm about to break

i finally stopped typing grep -r

the dotfiles repo i should have made a decade ago

the git aliases i actually use

moving to neovim, slowly

the ssh drop that no longer costs me anything

i finally stopped reaching for grep

building the prompt i should have built years ago

a prompt that earns its keep

my dotfiles, finally in order

moving to neovim, slowly

i finally stopped reaching for grep and find

the dropped ssh connection that finally taught me tmux

half in, half out of neovim

make is a perfectly good task runner if you stop pretending it's 1985

how fuzzy finding quietly rewired the way i use a shell

make is the task runner i keep coming back to

i finally stopped reaching for grep

dotfiles in a git repo, at last, after years of meaning to

the day i stopped losing my work to a dropped ssh connection

the dotfiles repo i should have made years ago

tmux, and never losing a session again

tmux, or how i stopped losing my work to a dropped ssh

the git aliases i'd miss if you took them away

my prompt should answer questions before i ask them

make is a fine task runner, and not just for c

i finally stopped typing grep -r

a prompt that earns its space

the git aliases i'd miss the most

my dotfiles, finally in order

two weeks on, the dotfiles repo earned its keep

the makefile is my universal task runner now

i finally put my dotfiles in order, and i mean properly

building a prompt that earns its place on the screen

the git aliases i'd actually fight to keep

moving to neovim one config line at a time

makefiles for things that aren't c

switching to neovim without making it a personality

the makefile is the readme you actually run

tmux, and never losing a session to a dropped ssh again

building a prompt that earns its space

building a prompt that earns its space

make is a perfectly good task runner, actually

git aliases that earn their keep

tmux, or how i stopped losing my work to a dropped ssh

the makefile is just where i keep the commands i forget

moving to neovim, slowly

the makefile as a project's front door

a shell prompt that tells me what i need