andrewstewart

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   by andrewstewart 12y ago

   Artoo actually can directly run on single-board Linux computers, such as the Beaglebone Black[1] or Raspberry Pi[2]. Running on such a device, it can in fact control other supported platforms connected to it, such as the Leap Motion or Sphe
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   by andrewstewart 14y ago

   Firefox Aurora has existed for the last few years. It's their preview release of stuff, equivalent to Chrome Canary.
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   by andrewstewart 14y ago

   Gary Bernhardt (guy doing that screencast) also does [Destroy All Software][1]. Lot of useful Ruby/Rails videos, done with vim. He's just as fast as this video, if not faster, and he doesn't slow down. [1]: http://destroyallsoftware.com/
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   Dotcss - tweak the web (based on dotjs)(github.com)

   6 points by andrewstewart 14y ago|4 comments
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   by andrewstewart 15y ago

   One problem I'm finding is that Ruby refuses to compile on this setup, giving the following prompt instead: http://cl.ly/EIbT I'm assuming this is because of Apple's GCC build just being wrappers around LLVM.
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   by andrewstewart 15y ago

   I really want to use an editor like this with a bunch of awesome features, but since I've had vim's navigation/language imprinted on my brain, I can't use another editor without the experience being excruciating. Luckily, a good portion of
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   by andrewstewart 16y ago

   To be fair, Dropbox has had a few issues with stability as well. But I agree, Twitter hasn't exactly been rock-solid lately.