Watabou

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by Watabou 12y ago
And they would be right. Why? Because the joystick doesn't look the same as a steering wheel, so it's a stretch to call it a digital steering wheel (though you wouldn't exactly be wrong) The crown on watches and the crown on
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by Watabou 12y ago
What part is Apple playing catch up with exactly? Based on what I saw, Apple Watch seems to me, a lot more than just a notification device that Android Wear is. Additionally, there's nothing in Android Wear that I've seen that foc
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by Watabou 12y ago
Tony and Control. I can't believe someone even remembers this! Now I'm depressed thinking about how Control had to fire Tony :(
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by Watabou 12y ago
You can share your heartbeat with others with the apple watch, yes.
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by Watabou 12y ago
It also looks like they finally updated Google Voice for iOS 7. You know, a week before iOS 8 is released. Hey I'm happy though! This means all my apps finally have the design of iOS 7. I hope they have fixed the notification bug that
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by Watabou 12y ago
Works for me with pync: python -c 'from pync import Notifier; Notifier.notify("hello")'
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Swift gets updated in Xcode DP3(9to5mac.com)
2 points by Watabou 12y ago|0 comments
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by Watabou 12y ago
Thank you so much! I was looking for an RSS feed as well. It's working great with Feedly. Keep up the good work!
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by Watabou 12y ago
I use XVim and I love it, it's decent enough and I would be editing very slowly in Xcode without it. Things I wish it would have: 1. ge and gE 2. Marks like `` 3. Changelists so I can g; and g, 4. Visual block replace. 5. Something lik
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by Watabou 12y ago
That is not an official Apple image.
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by Watabou 12y ago
I can't convince you that Vim or Emacs is more convenient than Sublime Text. You will have to find that out on your own. And yes, you can highlight text, using Visual mode or the mouse.
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by Watabou 12y ago
I linked that help topic in the article. `:h help-context` tells you what you need to append for each mode. So for ctrl-r in insert mode would be: `:h i_Ctrl-r`
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by Watabou 12y ago
Well I wrote this partly for a friend who wants to give Vim a try. I noticed if I told him to read the help on a topic, he would just google the question himself (maybe he doesn't like the terminal interface to read the help doc). I&#x
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by Watabou 12y ago
Hmm, thanks for that, I'll see what I can do. I don't have a 4k monitor but I do have a retina MBP. I tested it on mobile and the retina MBP but I don't have access to a lower resolution computer (hehe).
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by Watabou 12y ago
What do you feel that Vim's help in that area is lacking? I think searching for a key binding is pretty straightforward with `:h {key}`. I like how it's short and simple they are most of the time too so you can read and get back t
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by Watabou 12y ago
Whoops, thanks. Sort of hard to type it though. :)
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by Watabou 12y ago
Not to start with no. But as I started to become familiar with Vim enough, I realized I reached for :h more than go search google, and for the most part, I found what I was looking for in Vim's help pretty easily and much faster than g
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by Watabou 12y ago
I'm sure I would be. I actually like emacs very much, and used to use it in my uni days. These days though, I like the modal way of editing more. I think emacs' documentation does come close but I still think Vim's help is mu
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by Watabou 12y ago
Also useful: git checkout - to switch to the previous branch. Similarily, git merge - to merge the previous branch into the current branch.
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Can someone :help me?(ajh17.github.io)
92 points by Watabou 12y ago|52 comments
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by Watabou 12y ago
Also using iTerm2, but I don't seem to have that problem: http://cl.ly/VhXX I haven't touched any vertical and horizontal spacing settings.
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by Watabou 12y ago
Well, they sort of did.
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by Watabou 12y ago
I don't get it. iCloud has its faults but I rather like it a lot. What's better about Panic Sync? To me it seems it's actually much worse than the simple to use (and never having to think about it) iCloud sync. Its also free
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by Watabou 12y ago
Highly consider using 'git revert' instead of 'git reset' especially if you're pushing to a public repo.
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by Watabou 12y ago
I have been using tig for a long time now and love it. Some nice changes for the 2.0 release like mouse support and completion in the prompt. By the way, if you have a .tigrc, it will likely break. Check out "man tigrc" for how to
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Tig 2.0 (and 2.0.1)(jonas.nitro.dk)
1 points by Watabou 12y ago|1 comments
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by Watabou 13y ago
Interestingly, OS X has the fastest resume from suspend I've ever seen. I'll see if this beats it.
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by Watabou 13y ago
Not trying to be rude, I'm sorry if that's how I came off. I'm just trying to make people realize that there are better alternatives to YCM. I quite like neocomplete, which does the same thing as YCM, but is much, much, much
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by Watabou 13y ago
YouCompleteMe is a bigger install than vim is. It causes pain for a lot of people. I've gotten segfaults just because of an upgraded python, I've heard way too many people on #vim report about issues with YCM, the installation is
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Show HN: VimCompletesMe, my first Vim plugin for Tab Completion(github.com)
6 points by Watabou 13y ago|4 comments

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