@shellbug that is just what I was looking for, didn't word it correctly so I don't think many people got it but that was exactly what I was wondering. Thanks!

Scons is pretty cool too, gotta get that python involved when writing c.

Bah fine poor example, change return values / functionality. Basically, if the if returns do you still specify the else?

Now you need to get another monitor just for desktop viewing. Only reasonable solution.

I use the ergodox infinity and will never go back, but as a wonderful entry into the r/mk world I would recommend the poker 3. great but functionality out of the box (remap caplock to fn) and such. For an office my go to is mx browns but that's all opinion.

@px06 I would never use vim for a larger project, luckily most of my job is smaller isolated projects, when I am doing app development or something bigger though always trust the handy vim plugin.

I basically only use vim and tmux, that said I think the add-on potential for atom is pretty nice. It is much lighter than a full fledged ide but you can customize key bindings (love vim in atom), in window terminal, solid git integration. I enjoy it from time to time.

@FrodoSwaggins I need to start running tests when something like this comes up, thanks for reporting back, I would have really never guessed. Did you use a compiled or interpreted language?

@FrodoSwaggins I jumped to stack overflow after the review and everything I saw said it was just a readability question, never considered that it may load an extra jump though, really glad for that input. I totally missed that.

@freeme it absolutely isn't, that was why I had to rant about the code review

Gotta agree not a fan of the go logo. Not something that will fit on the back of all the MacBooks well.

@trickory I do that far more often than is acceptable.

Find something you're excited about. A lot of the projects I pick up I try to create something I will use frequently, and then I try to learn a new framework while doing it.