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I have been a vs code power user and switched to pycharm two years ago and will never go back because of the features for working with multiple environments and projects in pycharm.

Working with phind needs to be available in pycharm for me considering switching from gpt4 to phind. Chatting with phind on my local files is the feature I am looking for.

I really liked that article! I've coming to bash this year and in my company we make things work the same way (principle). Chatgpt was a great helper and instructor to me learning bash and brought me up to Speed in no time. After my first weeks I was writing bash scripts that I thought was not possible to do in a shell which wants me to 'feel home' when I open a shell - that resonated with me in that post a lot.

I would be happy to find more bash script(er)s out there, to find inspiration and solutions for problems that increase my horizon of what's possible.

Kudos to OP!

Thanks for sharing, this really looks promising for what I am looking for.

Bump. interested as well.

Where can I find updates on this?

I would love to learn more about that.

How would someone use those keys? What's beneficial, what could be useful possible cases for me? And Are my workstations in my company at risk?

This comment and the OP post, exactly happened to me. I hate windows. My daily driver is osx and Linux. A windows vm has been cut down to deliver maximum performance, no bullshit. If it would be this out-of-the-box, no tracking, profiling etc included, it could be awesome.

Link?

Misinformation.

Why isn't there a flight between Buenos Aires and cape town? Who is planning this routes?

Please leave my opinion to me, Spiegel.

I wish there would be journalists out there bringing facts first and leave the opinion about the facts for the reader. When reading the first lines it becomes clear to me, that I am reading a opinion based article, not fact based.

I am tired and exhausted of articles like this in the media coverage these times. They don't get my attention. How did this land here on hackernews?

Great perspective, never thought of that, makes sense to me.

Looks promising to me, but 15$ a month is too heavy, I find. 5 $ a month would be a no brainer to buy and switch to it personally.

But I mind apps giving them access to my email box only for comfort.

Try to merge this product with tutanota (or proton) and I would pay 25 per month!

Thanks and excellently written!

Thanks, going for this option as well!