rgomez

Thank you for the feedback... actually I need to update that, the crypto part of my project will be closed source (an specific remote server) but the idea behind the project itself is universal and open since the very beginning, I already developed dozens of skills including a meta-search engine (searches in several engines at once and combines results dynamically, all balanced by the AI) which are open source as well. Crypto just kind of showed itself as way of funding project, with no strings attached, and till this very day no one else showed up.

What kind of sorcery did you use to create Claude? Honest question :)

The Vim configuration is something deeply personal, but I'd recommend as a wise choice always explore first the default settings because assuming those in your workflow gives an huge advantage using any new unconfigured vim environment eg to get out of any of the edit modes <C-c> works by default and is a great choice. To use CUA alike shortcuts there's already: ``` source $VIMRUNTIME/mswin.vim ``` And finally, is also a good idea to get used to use <Leader> as a prefix for your own shortcuts, in my case I use the space bar as <Leader>.

Coming from the "old ages" when a PC didn't even feature a (3D capable) GPU and all was about getting all the possible juice of the CPU... shaders now allow incredible things in a very small size, as long as you stick to procedural content. shadertoy.com features an insane amount of great samples.

"Everything we listen is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth" - Marcus Aurelius

I tried Gentoo and Artix, both being a very good experience. Some minor issues with laptop suspension and lightdm session handling in Artix tho. Flawless behavior with Gentoo, pity that an update broke my system a while ago.