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by Tenobrus 9y ago
To be fair, those tools (videos and descriptions) are directly below that paragraph. Which makes it many times clearer and more direct than the majority of the websites discussed in the article.
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Magit (Emacs Git Porcelain) Continued Development Kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
I think the problem is, then constructs such as yield (the behavior of which depends on the current function scope), would no longer work correctly.
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
That system is still there, and at the time you thought it was removed actually got some pretty nice usability and searchability upgrades. I use tags extensively to this day. They just have a slightly different appearance in the UI.
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
I agree that Emacs seriously suffers from "anti-Python syndrome" (or maybe a better term is just "Lisp syndrome") in that there's many ways to do a given thing and no immediately clear "best" option. Howev
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
iTerm2 also has Tmux integration: treat and control Tmux windows (and thus tabs) and panes as if they were native iTerm elements, and do so using the same keyboard shortcuts. Very very few other emulators do this (on any OS).
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
Not really? It's a very different system, there's no plausible way to have a "private" downvote when the "recommendation system" here is entirely crowdsourced rather than personalized. I suppose the hide button
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
You may not have read any of Gwern's articles before. For many people, the quality of articles they've written in the past is high enough to give them (Gwern) quite a positive reputation. At least I'm likely to click on basic
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
For music, the place for discussion OF music (rather than about making music) is /r/letstalkmusic, which is actually one of the highest quality discussion subs I know of. It's got a relatively slow but incredibly high quality
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
This, and using explicit multiplication as an alternative depending on your compiler, is mentioned in the article.
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
I haven't taken an incredibly close look at this, but it seems like a pretty bad idea. Elisp is definitely not a great language, and I'd like an alternative as much as the next Emacs user. But I feel pretty strongly that any alter
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
Right but if someone (say a living grandparent) doesn't "leave money for college" but "pays for college", then it's not the grandchild's money. The grandchild isn't paying for college at all. And gett
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
Sure, this is probably true for people directly looking for jobs on the market. But I'd say most top students are getting internships pre-graduation and getting good return offers, or just using career fairs (that are targeting new gra
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
Both Vim and Emacs have had mouse support built in for decades.
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
Hopefully this eventually reaches the level of utility of Magit ( https://magit.vc ). It's what helped me get over the hump of only using 4 or 5 git commands, and bundles a ton of useful "macros" in a great interfac
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by Tenobrus 9y ago
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278262606... Let me know if you can't access the full article/the abstract is not enough.
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by Tenobrus 10y ago
Odd. It worked for me on that very article, and two others I just tried. I wonder what's causing the difference.
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by Tenobrus 10y ago
Make this a bookmark: javascript:location.href='https://www.google.com/webhp?%23q='%20+%20encodeURIComponent(location.href)%20+%20'&btnI=I' Click it when on the page.
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by Tenobrus 10y ago
Sure there are some, but several lists (for example, http://py3readiness.org ) show that over 95% of very popular packages support Python 3, and some only support Python 3. At this point while you might need 2 for some very speci
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by Tenobrus 10y ago
True, but it's pretty reasonable for your nested OS to take a while.
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
No, that's TeX, see http://www.tex.ac.uk/FAQ-TeXfuture.html .
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
Set this as a bookmark: javascript:location.href='https://www.google.com/webhp?%23q='%20+%20encodeURIComponent(location.href)%20+%20'&btnI=I' Gets past most paywalls. The morality of using it is
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
This should be definitely expected, but the fact you think it's ok is what's disconcerting.
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
I've found LaTeX pretty practical. Not quite as easy as handwriting, but practical enough. Once I got enough practice I have access to the documents everywhere, don't have to worry about my horrible handwriting, and can copy-paste
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
They seem to be orthogonal at least. Smart people are not necessarily ethical and vice versa. I'm unsure as to whether the parent thinks that any increase in intelligence would correspond with a decrease in morality, which I disagree w
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
So... what's the alternative? Depression is another common behavior pattern/mode that "must have evolved for a reason". And sure, there might be a benefit to depression that is yet unnoticed. But since based on the curre
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
There's easy availability, but it requires installing the Apple Developer Tools, which can either be done at install time (by not by default) or by downloading them from apple. So even though python is installed by default a C compiler
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
But most of the time the law has provisions for edge cases, such as the Romeo and Juliet laws that exist in many states (laws that override the age of consent when the age difference is small).
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
But there's a good reason for that convention in any language with first class functions. Otherwise you would have something inconsistent like "no parens required if the call is on a line by itself, but they are required in any ot
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by Tenobrus 11y ago
It would bypass the fee they apparently charge to actually connect matches (mentioned at the bottom of their homepage).

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