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airblade
12y ago
The reason ycm and vim-gitgutter don't work well together isn't the "plugin interface"; it's the limited nature of the sign column which can only display one sign per line. If both ycm and gitgutter want to display
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airblade
12y ago
> These can be made on demand Yes and no. Also the ability to make diamond is pretty recent with a lot of the fundamental research having been funded by De Beers.
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airblade
12y ago
That's incorrect. On the gem side, the vast majority of people wearing diamonds would tell you they have utility. On the industrial side, diamond is a fascinating material with physical properties at the extremes, e.g. hardness, therma
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airblade
12y ago
Good to see real-world data on the difference upgrading Ruby makes.
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airblade
12y ago
I'm a single founder. For me it's a marathon not a sprint so I make sure I work at a sustainable pace: I start and finish at the same time each day (perhaps ironically given that there's no boss holding me to fixed hours) an
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airblade
13y ago
I use FreeAgent for my Zweigniederlassung. I export my bank transactions from Volksbank's web interface, convert the file with a script I wrote ( https://github.com/airblade/volksbanker ) and upload into FreeAgent.
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airblade
13y ago
For vim users, vim-gitgutter lets you stage/revert individual hunks. I find it much more useful than I thought I would (even being the plugin's author).
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airblade
13y ago
Thanks for the info, much appreciated. It's a simple, effective system.
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airblade
13y ago
3 months minimum: a neat solution. How do implement wire transfer? I'm also in Germany and would like to offer the same to my SaaS customers.
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airblade
13y ago
How do you collect the money? I had imagined, wrongly obviously, that payment processor fees would make €2/month infeasible.
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airblade
13y ago
Or that yachting is like standing under a cold shower tearing up £50 notes.
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airblade
14y ago
A bootstrapped business takes time to generate anything approaching a minimum livable income. I'd suggest doing a couple of freelance projects first to keep the wolf from the door, and then return to your business ideas. You can't bootstra
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airblade
14y ago
As far as I know Vim is single-threaded; you can't run operations asynchronously.
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airblade
14y ago
I'll look into that...
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airblade
14y ago
It diffs your working tree with the index (i.e. what a plain git-diff does). I plan to make it easy to `git-diff --cached` too.
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airblade
14y ago
You can achieve that manually with `highlight clear SignColumn` in your colour scheme or ~/.vimrc. I'll (I'm the author) probably make this the default because it seems quite a common wish.
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airblade
14y ago
> Some IDE's and editors have this feature where if you change lines, it marks it with some color on the left, as well as colors in the scrollbar, to immediately see which parts of the file were changed compared to git and/or the last t