Productivity - Tag - Vindrinhttps://vindrin.top/tags/productivity/Productivity - Tag - VindrinHugo -- gohugo.ioenvindrin@outlook.com (Vindrin)vindrin@outlook.com (Vindrin)Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000VS Code Shortcuts Cheatsheethttps://vindrin.top/docs/vscode-shortcuts/Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000vindrin@outlook.com (Vindrin)https://vindrin.top/docs/vscode-shortcuts/VS Code Shortcuts Cheatsheet

These are the shortcuts that actually matter — the ones I use every day.

Essential

Shortcut Action
Ctrl + P Quick open file
Ctrl + Shift + P Command palette
`Ctrl + `` Toggle terminal
Ctrl + B Toggle sidebar
Ctrl + , Open settings

Editing

Shortcut Action
Alt + ↑/↓ Move line up/down
Shift + Alt + ↑/↓ Duplicate line
Ctrl + / Toggle comment
Ctrl + D Select next occurrence
Ctrl + Shift + L Select all occurrences
F2 Rename symbol
Ctrl + . Quick fix
Shortcut Action
Ctrl + G Go to line
F12 Go to definition
Alt + F12 Peek definition
Ctrl + - Go back
Ctrl + Shift + - Go forward

Multi-cursor

Shortcut Action
Alt + Click Add cursor
Ctrl + Alt + ↑/↓ Add cursor above/below
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + ↑/↓ Column select
Shortcut Action
Ctrl + F Find in file
Ctrl + H Find & replace
Ctrl + Shift + F Find in all files
]]>Markdown Note Sync CLIhttps://vindrin.top/project/markdown-note-sync/Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000vindrin@outlook.com (Vindrin)https://vindrin.top/project/markdown-note-sync/Markdown Note Sync CLI

Keep your notes in Markdown. Sync them anywhere. No proprietary formats.

Problem

I take notes in Markdown across multiple machines. I wanted something simpler than Obsidian Sync — just a CLI that diffs and pushes changes.

Commands

# Initialize sync config
mnotes init --remote user@server:/notes

# Sync (two-way)
mnotes sync

# Show diff before syncing
mnotes diff

How it works

  1. Hash every local .md file
  2. Compare with remote hash index
  3. Push new/changed files, pull remote-only files
  4. Conflict = keep both with timestamp suffix

Dependencies

  • paramiko — SSH
  • watchdog — optional auto-sync on file change

Status

v0.2.1 — stable for two machines. Three-way sync is future work.

]]>My Neovim Config Journeyhttps://vindrin.top/posts/neovim-config/Fri, 20 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000vindrin@outlook.com (Vindrin)https://vindrin.top/posts/neovim-config/My Neovim Config Journey

I switched to Neovim six months ago. Here’s what I learned.

Why bother?

VS Code is fine. But when you open it 40 times a day, the startup time adds up. Neovim starts in under 50ms and runs everywhere — including SSH sessions.

My setup stack

  • lazy.nvim — plugin manager
  • nvim-lspconfig — LSP for Python, JS, Lua
  • nvim-cmp — autocomplete
  • Telescope — fuzzy finder (replaces Ctrl+P)
  • nvim-treesitter — better syntax highlighting

The learning curve

Week 1: frustration. Week 2: muscle memory. Week 3: you stop thinking about keystrokes.

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