Marwy

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31.
by Marwy 15y ago
They don't have to, but for sure they can. Higher price doesn't mean anything.
32.
by Marwy 15y ago
Works fine for me.
33.
by Marwy 15y ago
Poland, certainly.
34.
by Marwy 15y ago
"Moving parts" doesn't really say anything.
35.
by Marwy 15y ago
Maybe he did? Maybe he has been enjoying the sea for the past 12 hours? Jesus, you really don't have better things to do than making assumptions and sharing them with people?
36.
by Marwy 15y ago
I remember some guy from Twitter saying that percentage-based layouts are not good, especially with nested columns. Some problems with math, I guess?
37.
by Marwy 15y ago
It's funny and sad when you realize that you care more about knowledge, learning etc. when you're out of school. Or maybe I was just not mature enough to appreciate it.
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by Marwy 15y ago
http://code.google.com/p/bobscheme/source/browse/#hg%2Fbarev...
39.
by Marwy 15y ago
I'm not sure why you wrote that post. I mean, Zed is not saying that having/buying faster hardware is bad, it's just unnecessary for him most of the time. What is that you're arguing about?
40.
by Marwy 15y ago
But there's this little thing called privacy.
41.
by Marwy 15y ago
He states that he does this for personal reasons. To me it sounds like: "I know it's slow, but I don't want to waste my time sitting on HN all day long, so I'll just download what I need to".
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by Marwy 15y ago
I've been using it for only few days, but I think evil and Emacs makes a really nice enviroment. I finally managed to get capslock to be the key for evil-normal-state (default is ESC) and the world is a better place now. I recommend giving
43.
by Marwy 15y ago
If adding keyboard shortcuts of those two is implementing them, then we've got emacs implemented in Eclipse. And every major IDE. Yay!
44.
by Marwy 15y ago
Do you mind telling what was faster? I'm really curious.
45.
by Marwy 15y ago
Your post sounded a little bit like Steve Yegge's talk about how we should focus on more important stuff. Instead of doing another pointless startups we should read some hard math and do some hard stuff. Did you happen to watch it? ;-).
46.
by Marwy 15y ago
It works on Opera 11.50, Linux. I'm surprised!
47.
by Marwy 15y ago
5,160 words here. I was expecting a worse result for a man who never really learned English in school.
48.
by Marwy 15y ago
And let's not forget that you can add any site to Lastpass, while with BrowserID you can add a site that already implemented it. That sucks.
49.
by Marwy 15y ago
It's down for me.
50.
by Marwy 15y ago
Why so serious?
51.
by Marwy 15y ago
For notes and bookmarks I'm using thinkery.me, is there any reason why I should invest my time into Delicious?
52.
by Marwy 16y ago
Absolutely. Other would be interested too, I think.
53.
by Marwy 16y ago
So you're not going to make the code public?
54.
by Marwy 16y ago
I just wanted to say: thank you very very much!
55.
by Marwy 16y ago
Demo would be nice.
56.
by Marwy 16y ago
Among other, smaller things - it's fast. And by fast I mean: it doesn't use 50-100% of processor. In Chrome, opening more than 2 tabs was a nigthmare. Same with Firefox.
57.
by Marwy 16y ago
I guess he travels a lot (conferences etc.). Of course one could respond to emails while flying a plane, but, you know, it's rms.
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by Marwy 16y ago
I've tried using Emacs with Caps Lock as Control key, and it didn't worked well. So I changed Ctrl to (1)right-click-menu key (or whatever it's called) and to (2)right Alt; and turned Caps Lock into Alt. Now I can easily move around Emacs w