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@stevedv.eth
Stayed up until 4am* doing a clean install on my M2 Air and I've never felt so alive. *: wife and offspring are currently out of town and this is me coping with their absence
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keccers
@keccers.eth
I have a computer I need to do this on and I donβt because I am afraid of reinstalling Brew
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@stevedv.eth
What?? That's the best part! Where did brew go wrong? π
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keccers
@keccers.eth
dude idk all that stuff finds a way to fuck me over Intimidating Many fail points Might be a βmeβ issue I still donβt have Python working on my main computer right (which python always points to wrong one) and not sure even where to go from where Iβm at
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@stevedv.eth
Oh yeah python installs on macOS have been nightmares to deal with. Check out uv! It's not installed with brew (just a one liner script on their repo) but it's the sanest way I know to use python as a dev on macOS. In that vein you can check out fnm (fast node manger) which is on brew and feels like a modern nvm/nodenv without some of the quirks they've had. I try to keep my brew installs generally light just so it's clearer to me what I'm actually installing vs the dependencies they have (like imagemagick has dooooozens of deps). Normally I try to do a regular backup of my Brewfile in my dotfiles so I could just reinstall everything in one go but I've been bouncing around so many different tools this year that I just forgot. But it does feel nice having a clean slate!!! Oh also mas is a great compliment to brew. It's brew-like cli for the App Store though you have to navigate it a bit differently because the namespace doesn't guarantee unique entries. My general flow is `mas search <thing I'm looking for>` give it a sec to dump results. If the top result is what I'm looking for then I'll install via `mas lucky <thing I'm looking for>`. Otherwise I have to copy the app ID integer and install it with that. Usually top result is it! Neat thing about this is that brew will also include it in the Brewfile so you can automate the installation of App store apps as well.
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
I might need to check out uv οΏΌπ Also while weβre at it, behold: best node version manager out there https://github.com/Schniz/fnm
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@stevedv.eth
I would gladly install a trojan if I knew it was written in Rust
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
π€£π€£
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