I use Microsoft Word and export the final product as pdf to make it cross platform. Who needs all those minimalist terminal editors when you can gave a proper, bloated gui.
Don't even have the self respect to use notepad++... Though without notepad I never would have learned the difference between /n and /r/n so that's something!
i don't even use an editor, i get a microscope and i manually adjust the transistors until i have a working program then i save it. much more minimalistic
It would be great if you can also use ASML machines with extreme UV lithography to change connections of those tiny nano sized transistors according to the required purpose, that's going to be awesome, I think you can debug it with electron microscope 😅
@@atemoc Micro is great. If I found out about it earlier, I would have just used it, instead of learning vim. I currently use Neovim, because I'm just too used to this workflow now.
I use mostly Kate. I haven’t done much research on other editors because Kate is just so comfortable for me. Is there good reasons to switch to other editors? (I mostly code in bash and rust)
I just spent two weeks using VSCode while my PyCharm was broken. I really liked it at first and thought, "How cool to have a single IDE that I can use for any language!" before realizing that even with extensions, VSCode may work for all languages, but it _works well_ for none of them.
1:12, wtf do I want with minimalism? In Codeblocks I can configure how many key-shortcuts I want, and I have most modern IDE features, while still being middle weight.
I have to say that this is one of your more effortful videos, the voice acting itself and the voice acting more or less matching the lip movement of the characters in the original scene are both pretty impressive feats. Good job 👏
I manually enter bits by touching a powered wire into the serial port for precisely the right time. It's much more efficient, i didn't have to learn any keybindings. Super fast compilation too.
vim users: "I've been learning this for like... 8 years." vi users: "I've learned this for 1 year and used it for 45 years. Now I have 15 grandchildren and I still use vi."
I don't know code, but I'm going to take a class in college in a few days. Can someone explain what the deal is with the users of vim, nano, emacs, etc? I used vim and nano as text editors only, so I have no idea.
Emacs and vi (and vim) have a longtime friendly rivalry. You can search Editor War to know more about it. But nowadays they are most often allies and represent a great portion of the FOSS community against Proprietary and not free (as is freedom) editors, such as JetBrains and VS code. Nano is kinda just there. Is not the first option for most people, but for small editing can be quite useful and it is installed by default in most linux distros.
They have a lot of beef over whose is better. They're all functional and customizable to some degree. The hotkeys have lived on in other environments too like emacs hotkeys in XCode, the IDE for IOS/MacOS development.
I write code in Beats™: I first convert the code in binary, and then I beat one's ass for 0 and another one's ass for 1, and a slave compiles it in their mind.
I use Visual Studio, followed by VS Code, and then if I need to make a quick edit and have the terminal open, Vim. And if I only need to view a file, Notepad++.
As a mostly nano user trying to learn vim. I feel they should be reversed, vim is the perfect mix of power, minimalism, and universality. But only for 5heads
The lipsync is too damn good.
Heh thanks
@@Virbox I prefer editing the machine code directly using a pair of pliers
Nah, it's cringe, rather watch it mute and read the subtitle with the actor voice
I use Microsoft Word and export the final product as pdf to make it cross platform. Who needs all those minimalist terminal editors when you can gave a proper, bloated gui.
I create a new file, press f2 to rename it, and then write all my code there. No stupid buttons, no icky shortcuts, no bloated exe, just pure coding.
@@askeladden450 Fool. I use cat to put my code inside the file
@@talkysassisLMAO 😂😂😂
Only jesus 😂😂😂
Or use workpad
windows notepad users:
i do actually use it alot
@@SuadoCowboy 💀
but arent they like only found in windows?💀
Don't even have the self respect to use notepad++...
Though without notepad I never would have learned the difference between /n and /r/n so that's something!
@@rainbowskeppy5292 if you have a bad pc that EVEN THE OLD DOOM CAN HAVE A BAD FPS, then you understand my point...
Notepad++ guy couldn't figure out how to open the door to get into the room 😁
wash ur mouth to speak about the best code editor
@@marianosouza3911After I switched to Linux, it is the only software I nearly cried about giving up...
i don't even use an editor, i get a microscope and i manually adjust the transistors until i have a working program then i save it. much more minimalistic
It would be great if you can also use ASML machines with extreme UV lithography to change connections of those tiny nano sized transistors according to the required purpose, that's going to be awesome, I think you can debug it with electron microscope 😅
@ashritsai3744 there's a mode in emacs for that. /s
1:24 The shaking hand. The palpable rage. It's literally me after running `git commit` on a machine where I've forgotten to `export GIT_EDITOR=vim`
At this point I just use nano to piss people off online.
The true psychos are those who use the terminal editors in a desktop environment.
I'm a long-time gedit stan but even I will sometimes open a new terminal window so I can open a file in vim.
Me! With Micro, but it has basically perfect mouse support, so it doesn't really matter either way for me
I use them tho.
@@atemoc Micro is great. If I found out about it earlier, I would have just used it, instead of learning vim. I currently use Neovim, because I'm just too used to this workflow now.
Neovim is considered a terminal editor?
I've been learning it for like 8 years
I use Kate. And XCode. And neovim. And Visual Studio. But in reality, I mostly use the web browser to procrastinate writing code by watching youtube.
Real.
True.
Same
I use mostly Kate. I haven’t done much research on other editors because Kate is just so comfortable for me. Is there good reasons to switch to other editors? (I mostly code in bash and rust)
@@lesscommonsense1804 you code in kate? how tf, there is no autocomplete or lsp or anything
At least vim and emacs users can come together from time to time to bully nano and vscode users
I just spent two weeks using VSCode while my PyCharm was broken. I really liked it at first and thought, "How cool to have a single IDE that I can use for any language!" before realizing that even with extensions, VSCode may work for all languages, but it _works well_ for none of them.
vim ftw
@@GSBarlev Yeah, and if you use VSCodium, having any extensions work is a miracle (or maybe I am unlucky)
@@GSBarlevthe delay jn vscode really fuck my mind
You can bully, but you cant be more productive than vscode users. Specially neovim copers.
nano is for the true CHADS 💪
vim is good too but i literally cant get used to key bindings
@@6d696modify the keybinda
I actually use nano, I'm scared of vim and emacs for the complexity and keybindings, but hate VSCode hogging up my memory.
@@6d696 you can modify the keybinds
I use nano too😊
Like no one knows you can heavily customize nano lmao
Well, nice code markup makes it really nice to work with, I agree!
We don't talk about that here.
mind telling me how? because in my arch install nano has no syntax coloring at all
@@trustytrojan you need to set it up yourself but it is possible!
@@trustytrojantry googling nanorc
Me with Micro :
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*pulls out card with pico*
Nano was made for sane people.
This video has inspired me so much that i remove all other editors and install the nano (Very nice voice acting btw, box man)
thank you :)
This is legendary, but true minimalism is Ed
yes, ed is editor, not viitor, not emacstor
eat flaming death
@@sresshowdown Those aren't even words!
I don't need ed, i pipe string to file
The script and writing for this is perfect. Great delivery too.
ED IS THE STANDARD TEXT EDITOR
I have been using vim for 5 years mainly because i don't know how to exit from it. :)
points for originality
do what the rest of us do, unplug the computer 😏
that really sucks :q
GNU NANO AND VS CODE IS POWER
hell yeah brother that's what i do
nano is just so simple. And you can add code coloration to it to
Where JetBrains IDEs
I use nano like a true man
Everyone forgot about PyCharm and sublime trxt
Okay now let see paul allen's editor
"I use it... you don't?" xD
got an apple tv ad on this lmao
You should consider a career as VA because it's funny. Also, I thought Paul Allen uses Notepad++?
*GNUnano* sounds like a demon from outer space.
haha thank you! Notepad++ would be too predictable
1:12, wtf do I want with minimalism? In Codeblocks I can configure how many key-shortcuts I want, and I have most modern IDE features, while still being middle weight.
Codeblocks
Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time...
@@GSBarlev People prefer VS Code due to its debugger.
Except C::B is a buggy ass IDE that is almost unmaintained at this point and is clunky to use and basically only people doing C++ 101 are using
wooo, nano for the win! mostly because it usually comes out-of-the-box...
and i don't have to learn it
paul allen's one got to be micro lmaooo
Nano and Vim users :
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"What's wrong. I use it. you don't ?" 💀
I have to say that this is one of your more effortful videos, the voice acting itself and the voice acting more or less matching the lip movement of the characters in the original scene are both pretty impressive feats. Good job 👏
Твой инглиш улучшился молодец) респектую
i knew the last one would be nano.
cat and echo users be like:
Paul Allen's editor should be ed.
This all seems so confusing. Am I the only one, who just writes their code with pen & paper?
Paper will never catch on. What's wrong with good old fashioned chisel and stone?
I use a pen that is running out ot ink, and a damp cocktail napkin
@@user-kp9ud2xl4f CHISEL?! what kind of newfangled technology is this? cave paintings are the way to go!
I use nano on my arch system btw
sublim text users be like: am i a joke for you ?
I manually enter bits by touching a powered wire into the serial port for precisely the right time. It's much more efficient, i didn't have to learn any keybindings. Super fast compilation too.
My CS college be like: Use gedit or die.
True minimalism is physically changing 1s and 0s
vim users: "I've been learning this for like... 8 years."
vi users: "I've learned this for 1 year and used it for 45 years. Now I have 15 grandchildren and I still use vi."
@work tengri Relax, the vi user has schizophrenia
Ops, I started in 88, and it's only '23 so I have 10 years to go.. on the other hand I've stopped using edlin..
I somebody really thinks that nano is minimalistic, then they've never tried ed
ed is not even a proper text editor, it's a line editor
Just a reminder that ed is the standard POSIX text editor.
Vim: -no autocomplete -less efficient -faster -no code docs in editor -no extentions
I laughed far harder at this than I ever thought possible!
Vim all the way!
cool video! :)
Haha, I laughed when I saw GNU Nano. :-)
I love nano editor
I don't know how to use other editors
Me using a text editor called Pluma (feather in spanish):
paul alen would use word
Wow. I've been called out by this vid.
I expected to be called out harder with jetbrains stuff. This was the exact opposite. Good one haha
Virbox is the Shidbot420 of computer software memes
I don't know code, but I'm going to take a class in college in a few days. Can someone explain what the deal is with the users of vim, nano, emacs, etc? I used vim and nano as text editors only, so I have no idea.
Emacs and vi (and vim) have a longtime friendly rivalry. You can search Editor War to know more about it. But nowadays they are most often allies and represent a great portion of the FOSS community against Proprietary and not free (as is freedom) editors, such as JetBrains and VS code.
Nano is kinda just there. Is not the first option for most people, but for small editing can be quite useful and it is installed by default in most linux distros.
use "ed" text editor, true text editor
They have a lot of beef over whose is better. They're all functional and customizable to some degree. The hotkeys have lived on in other environments too like emacs hotkeys in XCode, the IDE for IOS/MacOS development.
That was funny!
Thanks for the video!
This is top notch, welldone!!!!
I use anything that comes to my mind first.
Imagine using atom💀
I do🤓
i think it's dead?
@@jimmyneutron129 yup
I think this is the first video from yourr channel I saw.
You have a new subscriber now
Thanks and welcome :)
If you asked me, which editor I used? I'd say: ALL OF THEM IF I HAVE TO!
Then there is me, running GNU Nano on windows desktop in the command line
gedit is underrated af, an extremely lightweight gui editor, built-in in debian
it's not built-in to Debian, it probably came when you installed gnome
I was expecting Paul Allen to pull out the Plan9 ACME editor
I'm glad to see that you have not been banned after claiming to be 10 years old in your last video
lmaaaaao it's sooo good man!!!
Idk if it's this low on purpose or that's just your voice but it makes the video 10x funnier
The guy using Visual Studio and saying it's minimal 😂
As a nano user, I can confirm that I am an Ultra Chad.
I don't understand anything about code but I find this hilarious anyways haha
And there is also gedit nano and pycha-
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2025: you sill code bro? we just tell chat GPT6.0 what we want and it does the rest.
I write code in Beats™: I first convert the code in binary, and then I beat one's ass for 0 and another one's ass for 1, and a slave compiles it in their mind.
Just wait until people find the true editors: Sam and Acme
First time I feel proud to use nano.
I use Visual Studio, followed by VS Code, and then if I need to make a quick edit and have the terminal open, Vim.
And if I only need to view a file, Notepad++.
Let's see Paul Allen's dotfiles
True minimalism is cat the code into the file directly
how to exit vim?
pkill -9 vim
force reboot pc
:q
you can't. vim is your present and future, forever.
Batter than the original. Vim users vs Emacs users is far beyond the psycho level, by the way 🤣
Only VI is installed by default on the most linux servers
My favorite text editor is a cat and the echo with the touch (cryptic hidden meaning)
i have all editors. But i never used them just watching youtube 😂
Me, thinking back to when I purely used nano foe a project, ran my python code, and failed so many times... Felt that. ,
I actually wrote this comment in Vim, copied and pasted it here. What you gonna do?
M-x write-response C-x C-c
i was almost certain I would see bryce with neovim instead of vs code
I thought it was going to be Visual Studio Code with vi keybindings
I use Emacs as my OS, and vim / evil as my Editor inside emacs.
Micro users:ignored
straight to nano and git, nothing more.
Nvchad is the best: space + H
American Psycho, but with linux distros:
Patrick Bateman = Arch Linux
Detective Kimball = Gentoo Linux (btw)
Why isn't the last one the pure "vi" ?!?
😂
The joke wouldn't have worked because vi is vim but shittier
Усі починали з Нано.
i use nano because my brain is too small to learn vim just to edit my DWM config
As a mostly nano user trying to learn vim. I feel they should be reversed, vim is the perfect mix of power, minimalism, and universality. But only for 5heads
vim is not as minimal an nano
pls tell me Tsoding voiced this lmao
Shoutout to zed in vim mode