top | item 44462300 (no title) _thisdot | 8 months ago I have this turned on in my code editors and Obsidian. The main advantage is reducing the cognitive load. You don’t have to double-check whether you remembered to close your string, bracket, or parenthesis — it’s just there. discuss order hn newest elric|8 months ago The cognitive load of typing two quotes? Golly. That term is starting to take on "whatever" meaning, apparently. _thisdot|8 months ago The cognitive load of keeping track of all the open delimiters.In my perceived experience, every time a delimiter is opened, it automatically closes, allowing you to move away from it without thinking.Even in places where this is not available (Slack, comment boxes, etc.), I close the delimiter as soon as I open it Cthulhu_|8 months ago You don't have to anyway, a syntax error will show up on your screen pretty much immediately. _thisdot|8 months ago Which I'd like to avoid as early as possible
elric|8 months ago The cognitive load of typing two quotes? Golly. That term is starting to take on "whatever" meaning, apparently. _thisdot|8 months ago The cognitive load of keeping track of all the open delimiters.In my perceived experience, every time a delimiter is opened, it automatically closes, allowing you to move away from it without thinking.Even in places where this is not available (Slack, comment boxes, etc.), I close the delimiter as soon as I open it
_thisdot|8 months ago The cognitive load of keeping track of all the open delimiters.In my perceived experience, every time a delimiter is opened, it automatically closes, allowing you to move away from it without thinking.Even in places where this is not available (Slack, comment boxes, etc.), I close the delimiter as soon as I open it
Cthulhu_|8 months ago You don't have to anyway, a syntax error will show up on your screen pretty much immediately. _thisdot|8 months ago Which I'd like to avoid as early as possible
elric|8 months ago
_thisdot|8 months ago
In my perceived experience, every time a delimiter is opened, it automatically closes, allowing you to move away from it without thinking.
Even in places where this is not available (Slack, comment boxes, etc.), I close the delimiter as soon as I open it
Cthulhu_|8 months ago
_thisdot|8 months ago