AncientPC

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by AncientPC 14y ago
If you're working with a Git repository, there's always `git blame` ( http://schacon.github.com/git/git-blame.html ).
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by AncientPC 14y ago
For small scoped loops, I usually just abbreviate to the first letter. I'm not sure how others feel about this, but I think it's perfectly legible: for i in items: i += 1 for r in rows: for c in columns: matrix[r][c] *=
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by AncientPC 14y ago
GitHub really needs to allow users to control their notifications and activity feed with finer granularity. There are projects I work on, which I want to appear in my activity feed. There are projects I want to bookmark, which I don't want
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by AncientPC 14y ago
That's GitHub flavor. You can also use back ticks and specify syntax highlighting, e.g: ```python from functools import partial def foo(a,b,i): if i >= a and i <= b: return i**2 else:
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by AncientPC 14y ago
I'm going to have to disagree. Markdown is used on StackOverflow, GitHub, Reddit. While StackOverflow and GitHub users may be tech-savvy, Reddit has a lot of casual users. Markdown is not difficult to pick up, it merely codifies how people
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by AncientPC 14y ago
If you use vim as your primary Markdown editor, I'd suggest plasticboy's markdown plugin: https://github.com/plasticboy/vim-markdown I was using vim's default syntax highlighter for Markdown and ran into highlighting issues with unclosed
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by AncientPC 15y ago
In the future you might want to consider Jekyll-Bootstrap ( http://jekyllbootstrap.com/ ). It simplifies a lot of the early configuration and adds theming, commenting, tags on top of Jekyll.
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by AncientPC 15y ago
At the same time it solves a collaboration issue that is limited to always online services like Google Docs. I remember my distributed computing professor checking out his LaTeX paper from a Subversion repo that had something like 2000+ com