# user

email: smen@edu.hse.ru
nickname: Sifei
password_hash:
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# history

topic: This is a random topic.
created_at: 2025-06-15 18:32:34.525259
essay:
  Allow me to present the three positive sides of smoking. Firstly, smoking certainly helps many people to relax. For some, it even improves concentration. If someone is upset owing to debt or they have  exam,  like  to  smoke to reduce the pressure or tension. Most of the people like to smoke when they are relaxing with friends.  Secondly, governments throughout the world make huge profits from taxes on cigarettes. The income obtained through taxes provides funds which are used for building school, hospital and public places such as parks, gardens, sports ground and foot paths. Thirdly, tobacco industry also employs tens of thousands of people all over the world, particularly in poorer countries such as Zimbabwe or the Philippines. Without cigarettes, these people would have no jobs.


created_at: 2025-06-15 21:25:14.889972
topic:
  Why do you want to break the consistency of indents? When someone else opens your code in a different editor it'll be all over the shop

essay:
  n VSCode, I can use alt-up and alt-down to move a line or block up or down, but I can't find a command to increase or decrease indent by one space.

  I can indent/outdent by multiples of tabSize, but that's not quite general enough for me, and I don't really want to set tabSize=1.

  (In Vim I made handy shortcuts to move a line or lines up/down/left/right with ctrl-k/j/h/l - it was probably the most useful bit of Vimscript I ever wrote.)


