StreakyCobra

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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
While I appreciate the effort of putting it open-source, and even more to do it on GitHub, I hope they will hire someone who knows how to use Git/GitHub, like using tags for versioning instead of repository name [0], or using meaningfu
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
Indeed, so it's probably just be my own curiosity that leads me to find this priceless.
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
Projects should not try to start that big directly. Remember the Linux Kernel first announce: «I’m doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won’t be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones.». It takes a lot of year to ar
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
This has already been posted on HN more than one and half years ago [1] and the first edition get back to 2005. It contains updates up to early 2016 as mentioned in a few paragraphs. This book is a classical and a must go for anyone wanting
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Producing Open Source Software(producingoss.com)
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
Of course not. Our brains evolved in a way so that a smiley appears on brain's scans top-rear point-of-view whenever we are in the responding phase of a math problem solving :-)
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
Side note: https://github.com/supercrabtree/k is a ZSH plugin in the same register that `exa`.
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by StreakyCobra 10y ago
As you said, something like IPython: https://ipython.org/ipython-doc/3/interactive/shell.html
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
"The Craft of Text Editing" ( http://www.finseth.com/craft/ ) could also interest people who like reading about text editor internals.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Really nice, well explained. I'll know where to point people to when I need to present this techique. Thanks!
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Nice thanks. I don't have twitter. Also don't present me as the inventor of this technique because I'm not. I've read this long time ago on some dark corners of the internet :-) I'm just pointing it out.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
It's probably better if you do it then :-) I would probably skip some important parts trying to explain because I'm too much used to it already.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
There are probably already posts about this: I didn't invented it, I read it somewhere… but it was long time ago, I don't remember where.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
It's because we specify to git that the working tree is the home folder. For it the versionning doesn't happen in ".myconf", but directly in the home folder
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Because the working tree is already your home folder, you don't need to also have a copy of these files in ".myconf/".
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
I have a "master" branch, and some "computer" branches. When changes are required for all computer, I do it in "master", and then update each branch by doing a "git merge master".
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
I use: git init --bare $HOME/.myconf alias config='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.myconf/ --work-tree=$HOME' config config status.showUntrackedFiles no where my ~/.myconf director
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Try `SPC T T`
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
We know, we have a problem generating links that work both with our new online documentation system and github (syntax incompatibility). For now you have to use http://spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html :-)
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
It works probably not as well as vim which is a terminal application. Spacemacs is fully featured on the GUI version, the terminal version works well, but be ready to meet a few bugs in the borders :-)
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Come to the dark side of Emacs. We have cookies.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Come to the dark side of Emacs. We have cookies.
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
«But that would be an extraordinary coincidence, if that happened so recently, only a few millennia before humans developed the tech to loft a telescope into space. That’s a narrow band of time, cosmically speaking. After all, this light pa
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by StreakyCobra 11y ago
« As of today, I’ve been using this setup for, err, about 9 months. I started writing this in December last year but never got around to finishing the post. » <joke>So, it's not a very efficient distraction-free setup...<&#x2F