GeordiePowers

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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   In Toronto, most of the buttons have long done nothing to control the light cycle, and only trigger the audio crossing indicator. Lately they've been replacing the signs signs on these, with each now saying "Button for audible sig
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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   Huh, I didn't even know there was an ex command for undo. Neat. I imagine that would be a pretty easy PR to the ex-mode package, if you're up to it ;)
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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   The vim plugins in atom completely blow VSCode's out of the water. It's split up into two packages ('vim-mode-plus' for most of vim, and 'ex-mode' for handling ex commands), but they work together very well. In
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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   atom-ide ( https://ide.atom.io ) brings a lot of the great intellisense features over to Atom. It's most likely not completely on par, but as far as I can tell and based on my own usage, it's beyond good enough for most
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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   I switched, after a prior history of many other editors, to VSCode, and then to Atom. One main reason: the vim plugin. The VSCode one was (is?) just not good. Atom's is quite good. VSCode is better for most people; it's a great ed
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   by GeordiePowers 8y ago

   VSCode isn't anywhere near "open" enough (plugin APIs may be lacking). For example: the VSCode vim plugin is one of the worst of any major editor, while the Emacs version (Evil) is arguably the best implementation of vim peri