@iFoss Currently I predominantly use python, Anaconda, and Jupyter Lab. Everything is easily installed and maintained via pip, and work shared via git repos.

Sure there are windows solutions, but I love the open source software and environments

@SyntaxError that’s for sharing! Also thanks for doing so even when I had so many wires in my message :p
I definitely agree! Ilike the FLOSS solutions so much ! Right note I’m learning Vim. I have not programmed in quite a while, but have it placed next. What resources have you found helpful for understanding the concepts and features of git?
Thanks for sharing!

@iFoss git is close to dns, as a dark art for me 😂

I do what I need, clone, push, pull. Beyond that I consult my colleagues and ddg

My repos, personal & corporate, are a mess and I need to follow a better practice

@iFoss I found it easier to quit smoking than Vim 🤣

I default to nano, I find it much more easy and intuitive

@SyntaxError Haha :D thanks for letting me know! I’ll make sure to find a good balance in what I use.

@redstarfish thank you, I'm still feeling a little lost 😁

@SyntaxError

Do you know about this website?

https://fediverse.party

@redstarfish wow, I did not, thank you.

So I remember the Diaspora from years back, where would you recommend that I visit?

@person

@danny haha West Coast, I'm from a forlorn mining village in Yorkshire, that no longer has a mine, or much else going for it

@SyntaxError are there even any mines in the UK anymore? They replaced them all with data-mining callcentres I think.

@danny true dat