McUsr

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by McUsr 13y ago
Me too, I use source-code-pro almost everwhere (I have problems making it stick with AppleScript because I use different editors I believe). I love it.
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by McUsr 13y ago
It was a long thread but it was worth it. It was very interesting and thought provoking to read so many peoples biases, and insights. I am ready to start implementing tests, and I think that as was stated above, tautological unit tests has
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by McUsr 13y ago
I agree totally. I must say, that I have seen typeless declarations in code, but I do find them to be a nuisance. Adding (id) to a declaration isn't really that hard, and makes the code a lot more radable. Why raise the treshold for t
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by McUsr 13y ago
I have my keybindings work everywhere, in Spotlight, I can captialize, or lower case words everywhere, and such, I have and extra yank/kill buffer apart from the paste board. It is not about the editor really, it is more about the whol
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by McUsr 13y ago
Hello. The keybindings file I use in OS X for simulating some Emacs behaviour, was too long to be saved as a comment. Below are references for how to make Emacs like shortcuts that works through the whole OS X, at least through all programs
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by McUsr 13y ago
Well, someone thinks the article was important enough to give it a catchy title, so that somebody else could leverage upon it. It was old, but it at least pointed out a theme that still holds some validity. I like getting injections of know
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by McUsr 13y ago
Well. Objective-C isn't that simple to begin with, but when you are used to it, it really provides elegant and very simple solutions to medium complex stuff like key-value observing and coding. Meditated together they are called bindin
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by McUsr 13y ago
I agree in that it is nothing wrong, and everything about every aspect of it has been said. I am a great fan of using SO when I get those "W t f " (ha ha ha I discovered some word completion) moments. So, then I at least get some
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by McUsr 13y ago
My two cents is to point to an analogy with the economies of under developed countries: The more debt you have, the more difficult it is to get rid of it, and in the end it may lead to defaulting and bankruptcy. So, you can't just &quo
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by McUsr 13y ago
I think that Ward Cunninghams methaphor should stand like he intended it to be. Other factors like the number of developers is external: There can really just be one facit to the problem domain, so there may be varying levels of technical d
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by McUsr 13y ago
Truth is that Unix has a very good design for an operating system, that gained large popularity, and will be in widespread use throughout the foreseeable future, because of the superiority of its machine model and design. No matter how many
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by McUsr 13y ago
It is nice to have a place with algorithms of fairly common interest. There is however a definitive resource on the web: http://calgo.acm.org
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by McUsr 13y ago
When you are on a Mac you can use XCode! Hell Yes!!!
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by McUsr 13y ago
Yes, it feels like a mail-order site to me too. Not like scam, but more like "hey we are all after you money, and that is about it." Maybe it is the aggressive adverticing of their products, that makes for that either mail-order&#
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by McUsr 13y ago
I am Norwegian and fucking proud of it right now, due to Magnus Carlsen. He comes from a Nation consisting of 5 mill. people, compared to Anand's billion people. This is probably the greatest sports achievement our country will ever ma
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by McUsr 13y ago
Oh well, it is an easy course. My few cents is that it helps improve your life, taking such a course. At my university, we had an "easy" philosophy course, focusing on Sartre and Kierkegaard, existensialism. The course itself, ope
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by McUsr 13y ago
This is sure going to be very useful at times! Thank you very much!!! :)
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by McUsr 13y ago
If there were ever one guy that deserved the Nobel's Peace Prize, it would have been him!
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by McUsr 13y ago
No, but it changes with some seconds every year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrestrial_Time
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by McUsr 13y ago
Hello. I am surprised that none of you mentioned that some of those functions, at least the haversine function saves precision. -Which is important if you do your calculations with something that doesn't have the long doubles and such.
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by McUsr 13y ago
Hello. I can't tell if this looks ugly or not, before I try it, I really can't relate to the aestethics, before I have tried to use it for a while. What really matters most to me, is how perceivable the source code becomes with it
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by McUsr 13y ago
I think this video was really great, in that it pointed out clearly, how rewarding it can be to focus on the details, and not the big picture. Or lower the standard for success, so you can walk around with a good self-esteem, thereby a good
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by McUsr 13y ago
Hello. One observation in all of this: It is really the aim of at least some terrorists, to provoke the authorities so much so they will take measures that their subjects revolts againss. That was Baader Meinhof, and Rote Arme Fraktione ide
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by McUsr 13y ago
Well, it take likes 5 seconds in the System Preferences, to change the modifier keys, and the same 5 seconds to change them back when you are done. I know, computer seconds are awfully looong but… I have only one complaint about my mac book
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by McUsr 13y ago
I haven't seen it yet, but will today. One other thing, which is that I associate the whole blogpost with the movie "Revolver". It is like Jason Statham, speeking the words; I guess it is the "former and latter" phr
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by McUsr 13y ago
Dow Chemichals got rid of its stock of some very effective pesticides in the late 80's, on the term that they would never be sued.
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by McUsr 13y ago
I'd like to see if the pattern of decline correlates with Banana Consumption. This isn't a joke.
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by McUsr 13y ago
I see you believe in my axiom: "It can always get worse". :D
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by McUsr 13y ago
I think Steve's Awk academy is a nice supplement to Grymoire : http://www.troubleshooters.com/codecorn/awk/ By the way: what people need to understand is that in order to use Awk, efficently, you'll eith
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by McUsr 13y ago
I have just glimpsed at the doc, but it sure looks exciting. Thanks! I love the idea! Hopefully, I can manage to make it work with CoreFoundation in OS X. Maybe I'll end up with CoreFoundation+ :)

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