EAMiller

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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   I don't think the analogy is very good. Whereas eating a twinkie is clearly not going to benefit your health, with information it's not so cut and dry. A stupid YouTube video might just set of a chain of associations that lead to a new crea
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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   I got frustrated with tabs in Terminal.app because of the keyboard shortcuts : Shift+Apple+arrows In screen I use ^a, " to get a list of screens, then j/k to pick a screen. That may not seem like a win, but it keeps my fingers on the home k
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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   Another nice script I discovered recently is Nerd Tree : http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1658
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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   I never got the hang of tabs. I got comfortable with buffers before tabs were out, and I didn't see anything that tabs could offer that buffers don't. I probably have my screen split between two buffers 60% of the time. Once in a while I ha
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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   I've been using a little PHP hack for this for about a year and a half : http://ethanmiller.name/notes/php_quicklinks/ Easier setup if you use shared hosting...
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   by EAMiller 17y ago

   I usually ask that question too. I have a kind of half-formed theory that despite the fact that so many people like art based on the "wow, it looks so real" factor - it's actually the extent to which it DOESN'T look real, but still referenc