MetaCosm

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   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   I gave it 21 days. Evil is by far the best vim emulator I have ever used. Seriously, nothing else comes close. It is also fairly trivial to fix the rough edges via the init.el. > Lisp in Emacs is easier to learn Agreed, not so much be
2. 362.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   Finally the form factor Geometry Wars was obviously created for...
3. 363.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   Using samba is legitimately less painful.
4. 364.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   Self-selected online survey... yawn
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   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   I thought the article would be a conversation about the value of frameworks versus libraries, opinionated versus generalized. Which is an interesting conversation and worth having. I was very disappointed. Instead I saw someone proudly br
6. 366.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   USA. It was absolutely illegal, but it was also IMHO, the only moral thing to do.
7. 367.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   Also, the more extreme it is, the more you need a lawyer to verify it will hold up. For example, denial of food and water is considered "extreme", if you want that in your paperwork... have a lawyer do a double check.
8. 368.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   It is important to understand that unless you build an "extreme" living will (food and water denial), there are many circumstances where you will still be tortured indefinitely. I speak from family experience. My father suffered
9. 369.▲
   by MetaCosm 13y ago

   Yes. Everyone who supports the pointless dragging out of suffering. His dad went though hellish pain then died on the day that post was made, if you think that is a good thing -- he probably has a bit of a bone to pick with you.
10. 370.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    I think that number includes the LOC of every system they interact with, and every library they use... I recall reading there were over 850 "major" libraries used and it interacted with hundreds of other systems which had to be cu
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Yeah, GreaseMonkey/TamperMonkey/GreaseKit ... seems like a much easier way of doing what he is going for.
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    AHK ( http://www.autohotkey.com/ ) -- Global keybindings for any app you want.
13. 373.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Really, by far the best solution is IEMs. But, if you must got with active noise cancellation, the PSB M4U 2 is about the only decent one of I have auditioned... most active noise cancellation phones absolutely sound like muddy crap.
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    This can be dangerous, white noise is hard to modulate volume wise, and does the exact same amount of hearing damage as playing death metal or (insert type of music here).
15. 375.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Accessibility and streaming. I don't always want to download an entire video, sometimes I just want to dip into it and see if I am interested. There are streaming modes for torrents available in some clients that try to prioritize wh
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Not sure how the new OS performance is -- but all the requirements were significantly lowered as they push for cheaper & faster phones.
17. 377.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    As soon as I first used errcheck, I thought the exact same thing... "this should be included as warnings"
18. 378.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Yeah... so far my Go stuff has had exceptional reliability, I verified I handled all error known conditions with errcheck ( https://github.com/kisielk/errcheck ) and just generally took the slow and plodding approach of
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    As someone who has shipped production software in both Erlang and Go. They are very different beasts. Regarding error handling, Go is far closer to C than Erlang. If Erlangs slogan is "let it fail" and gives you the power to av
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    or vim in emacs: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil ... I for one, look forward to running emacs in sublime, and in an eterm in emacs running vim, which will of course, be running subvim, full circle.
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    I really wish some of these high resolution laptops came with equivalent high end video cards to drive that resolution ... shipping with a 750m rather than the 780m seems nuts, it is 2 to 3 times slower and when you got 5.5+ million pixels
22. 382.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Umm, the 11" and 13" use the same keyboard -> http://blog.timecenter.com/content/uploads/2010/08/macbook-a...
23. 383.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    If you consider playing the consumer lottery and hoping you get purchased a viable strategy, then sure!
24. 384.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Because debt that can't be discharged doesn't count!
25. 385.▲
    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    There are a hell of a lot more options. Also, Python and Java require runtimes just like Mono.
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Absolute drivel. It is a useless frame of reference in which one would have to sit on the fence on every mythical creature ever mentioned. "possibilianism" would cover leprechauns equally as well as god. It would cover santa rig
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    ... wanting Visual Basic doesn't make you a heretic, it just makes you aching for a foregone era a bit. Visual coding has been pushed for ... at least 30 years. The thing you are looking for is all over the place, in various IDEs, in
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    ... They get vaccines in Japan. I can't tell if your wording was AWFUL or you think people in Japan don't get vaccines.
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Yeah, me and you live in different worlds. When I am traveling, I am rolling from office to office. Generally plugs are available, but I am sick of lugging stuff around. The ease of only having to leave my hotel room for a 4 item checklis
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    by MetaCosm 13y ago

    Try building it out feature for feature. The way you build the X230 (at least on their site) is nickle-and-dime central. Default configuration lacks bluetooth, camera, and SSD just to name a few.