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by RegEx 14y ago
I visually highlight and call pbcopy on OS X and xclip on ubuntu. It has the annoying side effect of deleting the text, but a simple u fixes that. So, highlight in visual mode, go into command mode, and !pbcopy
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by RegEx 14y ago
Launchpad accounts have ssh keys as part of public user profiles. Should be ok :) Ex: https://launchpad.net/~brad-figg
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by RegEx 14y ago
It wasn't grey when I commented. I wouldn't take the time to get on a soapbox if the community had already buried it.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I see those on quite a few trucks in East Texas. I can't believe people actually do that.
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by RegEx 14y ago
No argument here, good point.
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by RegEx 14y ago
nonexistent does not necessarily imply invalid. I don't use rails, so take my ignorance into account, but I'd hate to catch exceptions all the time instead of just checking for falsey values. Ex: "Enter your student ID" s = Student.fi
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by RegEx 14y ago
This type of useless comment is why I tend to avoid HN for periods at a time. Congrats, you've shown the world you know what "isomorphic" and "FSA" means, but did you initially bring anything constructive? No. You had to edit in things bar
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by RegEx 14y ago
You honestly sound a bit dramatic here. Make sure you don't make the issue bigger than what it is.
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by RegEx 14y ago
It's hard to develop a thick skin. I get my feelings legitimately hurt by people, even online. I don't deal with confrontation well at all. The best I can do is make sure I don't instigate conflict needlessly, and be sure to hang around nic
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by RegEx 14y ago
Wow, sounds like you've hung out with a tough crowd. There's nothing wrong with being proud of your work, and I'm terribly sorry some rude people have tried to take that away from you through such dishonest means. Keep your chin up :)
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by RegEx 14y ago
I will never let myself consider $30-40k to be poor, at least in Texas. That's enough money to take care of an average family and still have a very nice Christmas. I'm young, in college, and working full time to support my family (which inc
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by RegEx 14y ago
Choose a random article in the top 10 of HN at any given time, and there's a very high chance that the top upvoted comment is either FUD or overly critical. I feel like there is a lot more ego here than in /r/programming.
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by RegEx 14y ago
It's probably an effective warning to the fence-sitters. If you're extremely determined to be CEO, you're probably going to brush off the warnings and go through with your plan regardless. That's how I perceive it, at least.
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by RegEx 14y ago
HN is not more civil. Perhaps less likely to be distracted, but not nicer (if that's what you mean by civil)
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by RegEx 14y ago
CtrlP is the only plugin I use. It's really great.
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by RegEx 14y ago
Fun read :) I'm not sure if this is correct: > By elements we mean the size of the type of the array. If an array holds elements of type int which each occupy four bytes, then integer_array[5000] is the same as *(integer_array + (
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by RegEx 14y ago
You're not seriously comparing the usefulness of automobiles to Instagram, are you?
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by RegEx 14y ago
This point gets brought up a lot, but I'm not going to complain at all. In fact, just 5-6 months ago I used to be one of those programmers who would do # gets the xml def get_xml(): It took comments like this to help me realiz
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by RegEx 14y ago
Do any of these behave like Python's virtualenv? I really like how virtualenv works, and if I ever want to get semi-serious with Ruby, I'd like to have something similar.
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by RegEx 14y ago
This post is 30% technical, 70% politics. Essentially, the author is upset that the author of rbenv[0] decided to criticize rvm instead of opening tickets and whatnot. The author then goes on to blame the rbenv author for the year long dela
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by RegEx 14y ago
Look everyone... It's a STEM guy! I agree that the pg worship is weird, but there's no need to be so hostile.
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by RegEx 14y ago
This is exactly how I handle learning languages/frameworks. I wrote a little something on it as well [0]. I value thorough comprehension over "how fast can I finish this book?". I try to get my hands as dirty as possible. I want to see the
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by RegEx 14y ago
I'm legitimately confused what you even mean by this comment. When did I say it wasn't enforced? Did you reply to the wrong comment?
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by RegEx 14y ago
I love when hackers try to play psychiatrist.
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by RegEx 14y ago
My university library also has different "zones", with plenty of posters to remind you what zone you're in and what communication methods are appropriate.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I'm on the fence when it comes to operator overloading. I appreciate the readability gains, but the behavior absolutely has to be predictable. For example, my biggest gripe with ruby's bcrypt library is how == is non commutative. They do pr
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by RegEx 14y ago
Chrome crashed 3-4 times in a row trying to access Gmail. This was on Windows, and I was logged into Google Sync.
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by RegEx 14y ago
Or just use bitbucket for free private repos up to teams of 5.
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by RegEx 14y ago
Speak for yourself. I chuckled. It was immature, but man, there's so little time in the day to spend it getting worked up over a corny joke.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I'll check this out. I use python at home but have to use PHP at work. Thanks :)

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