Watabou

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by Watabou 14y ago
I'm not really sure what you mean but vim does refactoring just fine with ack/vimgrep with bufdo (applies any vim commands to the current list of buffers) It also has ctags support so you can navigate your code, go to a method/variable/clas
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by Watabou 14y ago
For ruby stuff, Vim really shines, mainly because of tpope's contribution and his excellent ruby plugins. Along with his Fugitive ( https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive ) plugin, it's actually fun to use Vim for ruby. It's just fantastic.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Not really, I just prefer using lldb/gdb or just simple printf/couts for debugging purposes. For Java, you really can't get decent code checking with vim unless you use a the eclim plugin and that just feels like a hack.
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by Watabou 14y ago
I love IntelliJ for java development but I never got why I might need a big IDE for c/C++. I just use Vim for that. I mean it does omnicompletion and code correction with clang, has snippets, support for switching between header and source
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by Watabou 14y ago
Using tmux 1.8 and switching between windows is super fast.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Okay that is freaking awesome. I now have GoT's theme playing in the terminal. This may actually make me misspell git even more.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Yeah, I hope so too. Currently, they look pretty tacky and are not configurable as far as I know.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Documentation problem? I thought vim solved that?
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by Watabou 14y ago
That still wouldn't be right. My huge iPad doesn't fit in my pocket. And I will feel silly holding said huge iPad to my face when I want to make a call.
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by Watabou 14y ago
I really like tmux: http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ I like to use it with powerline: https://github.com/erikw/tmux-powerline
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by Watabou 14y ago
Does Chromium have a built in PDF reader? I thought google adds that in for Chrome along with Flash?
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by Watabou 14y ago
On the mac, Firefox Nightly loads the PDF in a second while Google Chrome Dev loads in about three seconds. I can enter text in the pdf in Chrome while Firefox gives an annoying little "The pdf might not be rendered perfectly" error bar at
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by Watabou 14y ago
Awesome! Does anyone know if SMS GV/Phone GV extension is working or not? I tried the tethered jailbreak on the 3GS and it wasn't working then. Only the Phone GV was working but it was slow. I have an iPhone 5 now and hopefully the day ends
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by Watabou 14y ago
From what I got from this conversation, Sublime Text is not a one man show anymore? Jon says he will "have something to say on the front soon". http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=107...
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by Watabou 14y ago
Their sketch show "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" is also excellent. Anyone who liked Jeeves and Wooster has to try and watch this show too!
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by Watabou 14y ago
Thank you, that was really helpful. Maybe I will give ArchLinux a try. I've heard nothing but good reviews. Nothing better than first hand experience, right? I love OS X though. The thing I like about it is, yes it does have UNIX but it is
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by Watabou 14y ago
Sorry if this sounds ignorant, but it's not meant to be. I was wondering why people choose to install Ubuntu when OS X is already a great UNIX? I genuinely want to know since I consider myself as being close to an intermidiate developer and
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by Watabou 14y ago
It imported v11 projects just fine for me.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Apple actually stopped supporting Safari on Windows since Safari 6.
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by Watabou 14y ago
Carlcalderon's color schemes are also very nice, especially Stereokai, Calydon and Tyrann Alex. Check it out: https://github.com/carlcalderon/sublime-color-schemes
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by Watabou 14y ago
1. There's only ONE tip out of 9 that tells the user to use iTerm over the default Terminal. I don't agree with many of the tips here and I wouldn't use them to "enhance" my workflow but you have to critique the article on what it actually
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by Watabou 14y ago
It's definitely gotten better. I've been running the iTerm 2 beta release and it never crashes. I've literally never had a crash after I began using it.
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by Watabou 14y ago
You know I don't really get this sentiment. And I just think people hate on the Mac because they want to. I never saw the appeal of Linux. Yes, it's free, and I can buy a cheap PC to run it on but why would I do that? My Macbook Pro has th
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by Watabou 14y ago
I love Firefox. I use it because no other browser handles 30+ tabs like a champ while only using between 800GB-1.3 GB while still being fast. Chrome uses anywhere between 1GB - 1.8GB. And just look at Chrome's mess. How do I even tell which
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by Watabou 14y ago
Yeah. I was thinking for a second there that it was Lightning to Thunderbolt and that I would have to pay extra just to buy the USB adapter to charge the new iPhone. Glad that's not the case.
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by Watabou 14y ago
There is apparently. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/34865/Screenshots/Screen%20Shot%202...
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by Watabou 14y ago
I got this working by just installing pip and then entering "sudo pip install glances". I have to say, I think this will replace htop for me on my mac. It's actually more useful than Activity Monitor is since it also shows network interface
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by Watabou 14y ago
I use fasd, which is just like z, v, autojump, only much more powerful: https://github.com/clvv/fasd
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by Watabou 14y ago
Hey can we stop this please? This does not in any way, contribute to this discussion and calling someone a "hipster" does not make them so. And really what someone uses as their text editor is their own opinion. It's just a text editor man.
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by Watabou 14y ago
I've used Paul's Online Notes for all my higher level math classes starting from Calculus 2. It has been more useful to me, even more than Khan's Academy. I like the little tricks and mnemonics that he teaches, especially in Linear Algebra.

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