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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
As the cheesy saying goes > If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room I'm definitely not in the wrong room when meeting others in the Haskell community.
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
Compromise: Vim!
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
Please remember that every time you cat a file and pipe it to grep an innocent process dies. Have you no compassion?
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
Absolutely love both of these, thank you so much. My only nitpick would be that when you have text typed, say '$ vim' and go up, finding '$vim somefile', then going down again should bring you back to what you originally typed. This is al
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
I would be very interested in seeing a tutorial detailing how to implement Prolog in Haskell!
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
I hope you realise the distribution need not be symmetric for the average value to be in the middle.
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
^v is to have a single key pass through and then return to normal mode, ^z actually enters pass through mode until you hit esc.
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
That's exactly how I feel about this as well. I can actually confirm that my bash config does each of these things other than some of the globbing features (* * for instance does work though). edit: should be two asterix characters with n
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
Restrictive in scope? Enable the mouse, press i and as long as you don't press escape it will be the simplest text editor you could want.
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
I cannot recommend this book enough. I know it's not for everyone, but if you're one of those do like it you'll probably never forget it. I'm not sure I agree with everything in it, but damn that book made me think ;)
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
C# has had them for a little while now.
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by X6MW3aQrZU5VKkz 14y ago
Why didn't you just link the actual article? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/5511619/14-year-old...