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- Played with vscode
launch.json and tasks.json.
- You can specify a launch configuration however you’d like, then run it from the IDE’s debugger as desired.
- This can be an execution on the host machine, OR within docker containers.
- Tasks also allow you to define the common actions of your project. For SBSC, I have all targets defined in a gnumakefile. I could port them over, and get some nice IDE support, but I’m fine running the tasks directly from the CLI with make.
- Received the Code V3 with cherry MX blues and set it up. Looks, feels, and sounds amazing. Not too hard to push, feels correctly tactile. Took a minute to get used to the 87 key layout again. I never use the numpad, but keyboard size just subconsciously affects my placement.
- fn-f12 to turn keyboard backlight on/off. fn-f11 to adjust brightness (appears to be 7 levels, including off).
- Laundry, cleaning, aquarium water change, mealprep, week planning, all the usual weekend tasks. Also made a 5lb chuck roast.
- Basically finished param typing for SBSC. Will move onto args, members, vars next. Again, this has been an overall useful exercise.
- Generic type aliases are very helpful.
- Also ParamSpec.
