You can open in-browser instance of VSCode from GitHub by simply pressing . on your keyboard
ZSH allows you to use output of any command as the prompt itself. I use a custom NODE.JS script to show current time, current path and some git info.
To set this up add this to your ~/.zshrc file
setopt PROMPT_SUBST
PROMPT='$(node path_to_your_script $?)'
🔗 Here is the script that I use
You can configure iTerm2 to behave like a text editor and use many keyboard shortcuts to navigate.
ALT + ⬅️ | ALT + ➡️ | CMD + ⬅️ | CMD + ➡️
To enable this, set the following option
Settings > Profiles > Keys > Key Mappings > Presets > Natural Text Editing
This is an opinionated one but I strongly believe that it is very important to keep your email inbox tidy. If the ratio of noise to signal is too high, the chances of prompt and proper response falls off the cliff.
Trying to work through the entire backlog could be a monumental task and is not worth the effort. The truth is that you will not respond to emails in your inbox if you have not already, so you may as well empty it out.
Archive your entire inbox and start over. The important part is that from this point on you have to take control of your inbox.