Clicking the get started button immediately wants me to sign up with github.

Could you explain on the pricing page (or just to me) what the 'free' is? I'm assuming a trial of 1 month or 1 PR?

I'm somewhat hesitant to add any AI tooling to my workflows, however this is one of the use cases that makes sense to me. I'm definitely interested in trying it out, I just think its odd that this isn't explained anywhere I could find.

Zed seems to have a lot going for it. Though the everpresent AI push has me concerned to invest my time into learning its intricacies, for fear of it devolving into Yep Another AI Editor.

> I've found that if you treat it more like a colleague, it works wonderfully. This is what I've been trying to do. I don't use LLM code completion tools. I'll ask anything from how to do something "basicish" with html & css, and it'll always output something that doesn't work as expected. Question it and I'll get into a loop of the same response code, regardless of how I explain that it isn't correct.

On the other end of the scale, I'll ask about an architectural or design decision. I'll often get a response that is in the realm of what I'd expect. When drilling down and asking specifics however, the responses really start to fall apart. I inevitably end up in the loop of asking if an alternative is [more performant/best practice/the language idiomatic way] and getting the "Sorry, you're correct" response. The longer I stay in that loop, the more it contradicts itself, and the less cohesive the answers get.

I _wish_ I could get the results from LLMs that so many people seem to. It just doesn't happen for me.

My experience has been atrocious. It makes up gems and functions. Rails commands it gives are frequently incorrect. Trying to use it to debug issues results in it responding with the same incorrect answer repeatedly, often removing necessary lines.

Certainly easy to set up. DNS with CloudFlare and it was able to do it all with just a login confirmation from my side of things.

Unfortunately the new company is so full of corporate BS that I'm finding it even harder to get through each day. I genuinely feel like there are staff who are hired to 'improve productivity' through implementing Agile company wide, are actually doing everything in their power to slow things down. I've never seen this amount of unneeded meetings in my calendar, all in the name of 'planning'.

Safe to say the quality of tech recruiters in New Zealand is even lower than those elsewhere.

Ive been told when my managed device arrives I will no longer need to use either VDI, but if that's not the case I am very seriously considering moving onto another role despite being only ~2 months in.

Another few hundred dollars in mods to get QMK and lower thumb keys and while some other issues were resolved, I cannot type on it for more than a minute without intense pain in my left wrist.

This wasn't helped by it being so far off the keyboard tray. I don't understand how someone can use the Advantage 2 without a standing desk. Even with a keyboard tray I am unable to sit my feet flat on the ground without my thighs and knees smashing into the tray the whole time.

I ended up buying a custom board for it to run QMK, as well as replacement thumb cluster keys to try lower their height as they also caused pain. These both helped a bit but thanks to their store being closed due to Covid, I had to buy off a distributor in NZ that charged the equivelent of 500USD, before spending even more on the mods done. Unfortunately ive gone back to the Moonlander as I can at least angle the boards more after wasting around $1000 NZD.

While this will solve the positioning of the keys, the height looks like it will still be an issue for me.

A few days ago we reduced alert level and many people and businesses have been witnessed breaking the conditions. Some people were always going to do whatever they want, but there are many other that have been confused by rules that change day to day.