apazzolini

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   by apazzolini 9y ago

   I use iTerm2 and neovim as well and find tmux really beneficial for two reasons: 1. https://github.com/christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator . I use ctrl-h/j/k/l to navigate vim splits, and with vim-tmux-navigat
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   by apazzolini 9y ago

   MVPindex | Fullstack Developer | Dallas, TX (Downtown) | ONSITE | https://mvpindex.com MVPindex is the first Social Media Index for sports and entertainment. We have a created a deep data company that ranks, measures and values
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   by apazzolini 9y ago

   inccommand is one of the coolest features I've seen. I haven't made the switch to nvim yet, but this is high up on the reasons to do so for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY9dME3l-iQ
4. 154.▲
   by apazzolini 10y ago

   Sounds like automating creating startups and filling out paperwork for H1-Bs is a good idea for a startup.
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   by apazzolini 10y ago

   MVPindex | http://mvpindex.com | Dallas, TX DFW | FULLTIME ONSITE MVPindex is the first Social Media Index for sports and entertainment. We have a created a deep data company that ranks, measures and values social content from
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   by apazzolini 10y ago

   I find normal mode much more pleasant with space mapped to 10j and backspace mapped to 10k. This combined with / and ? make navigation pretty quick without having to mentally switch context to think about the vimgolf way of getting pla
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   by apazzolini 10y ago

   This is _awesome_. Would love to be able to hook this up to our Kafka queues. Please open source it!
8. 158.▲
   by apazzolini 10y ago

   Let's count the useful features since Snow Leopard: 1. Messages integration to text from laptop 2.
9. 159.▲
   by apazzolini 11y ago

   This is what I understood too. All I wanted was a Person class with firstName and lastName, and I ended up getting a 70 line JavaBean.
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    by apazzolini 11y ago

    Even if you quit your job in the US, you're entitled to COBRA coverage for 18 months if your employer had more than 20 employees. It allows you to continue the health plan you had at your employer, provided you cover the entirety of th
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    by apazzolini 11y ago

    So is the idea here that you're just monitoring the libraries my web application is using? So for example: 1. I have library X version 1.2.3 in package.json. 2. My package.json file gets sent to you 3. You parse this file, and tell me
12. 162.▲
    by apazzolini 11y ago

    I really like the philosophy behind AeroFS and how I get to keep my data on my computers only, but recently the app is taking up more and more RAM. I've seen it creep up to over 1GB until I restart it, and that's only with a 10GB
13. 163.▲
    by apazzolini 13y ago

    Post should have ended with "It's about ducking time."
14. 164.▲
    by apazzolini 13y ago

    Mine was accurate to within a half-mile, scary!
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    by apazzolini 13y ago

    http://xkcd.com/323/
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    by apazzolini 13y ago

    I think you missed the part where he's not combining something he has (the Yubikey, which stores part of his password) with something he knows (the other part of his password). He needs both to log in.
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    by apazzolini 14y ago

    Yes, the last one had some extremely hard problems. Can't wait for this one - I work on an ecommerce framework and this sorta stuff is way more applicable to what I do day to day
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    by apazzolini 15y ago

    A million times this. A temporary fix (if you have up to four spaces) is to assign the arrow hotkeys to go to a space directly -- that speeds up the super slow animation to about what Snow Leopard's animation was. The ability to completely