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by bgar 13y ago
I agree so much with this. When someone new to Vim touches it they should start out with a blank slate.
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by bgar 13y ago
I use Vim but I don't understand why people try to force themselves to use it. If you are comfortable with another editor, then go ahead, keep using it. Everyones treats Vim as if it's some hallowed apex of programming ability, an
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by bgar 13y ago
Memory hog? Have you tried The Great Suspender[1]? It's really handy when you have lots of tabs open. 1: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende...
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by bgar 13y ago
I try to keep my workspace _really_ bare: https://db.tt/63QQsAI0 https://db.tt/B6qSYtyk Some days I go to my university's library or a coffee shop.
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by bgar 13y ago
Chrome because it's fast, and it integrates with iOS chrome nicely. Plus there's a couple extensions I use on a regular basis.
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IOS 7 released: go forth and update(tuaw.com)
1 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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by bgar 13y ago
I prefer writing into ~/notes using vim, it's much simpler, I have no need for all bells and whistles Evernote offers.
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by bgar 13y ago
Could you tell us the reason you're not considering neither Vim nor Emacs? Genuinely curious.
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Functional Programming Principles in Scala Starts Today(coursera.org)
2 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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by bgar 13y ago
What do you already have?
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by bgar 13y ago
Depends what you're going to use it for. I ultimately picked the MBA instead because I need music software (Ableton Live).
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Samsung's Next Phones Will Have 64-Bit Processing(thenextweb.com)
3 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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by bgar 13y ago
bind-key | resize-pane -Z \; display-message "Zoom zoom zoom" Useful, but displaying message introduces a sort of lag because it waits until the message disappears to fully resize. I do bind-key \ resize-pane -Z Gr
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by bgar 13y ago
This is so meta. If HNers value a submission, they will upvote it. If it's crap, it will be flagged.
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by bgar 13y ago
No, but it's a good start.
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by bgar 13y ago
This is great, I'm considering moving up to Seattle when I graduate from college, so knowing the startup culture there is alive and kicking is awesome.
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by bgar 13y ago
First of all, you have to dump Janus. It is bad for you. Learn to use stock Vim and gradually integrate plugins as needed. I recommend NeoBundle to manage them, as it is able to compile plugins if required. I've been using vim for year
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by bgar 13y ago
I just realized I tend to do the same thing, when I edit in vim I read the "phrases" I am typing, like ci" etc.
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by bgar 13y ago
Thanks you! I will check it out.
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by bgar 13y ago
Switching does have its benefits but I'm afraid it'll be a pain to deal with it switching the vim keys around.
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by bgar 13y ago
No release date announced, unfortunately...
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Ask HN: How to edit Clojure in vim comfortably?
1 points by bgar 13y ago|2 comments
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The Setup: Developer Interviews(usesthis.com)
1 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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Sudoku2go: sudoku grabber and solver using OpenCV, JavaFX, and Scala(github.com)
1 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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by bgar 13y ago
What is up with websites placing giant images above articles? The main content is the text, and while the image is nice, I want to be able to read, not look at the picture.
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Kapture: A Wearable Mic For The Last 60 Seconds Of Conversation(techcrunch.com)
1 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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The Magpie Developer (2008)(codinghorror.com)
3 points by bgar 13y ago|0 comments
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by bgar 13y ago
I do this also, following a few labels I really like (Never Say Die, Dim Mak, OWSLA, Monstercat, RAM Records, etc). I follow quite a few artists on social media as well.
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by bgar 13y ago
You can change to a dark theme in the settings.
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by bgar 13y ago
I'd say compared to the a 13" Pro, the Air is noticeably lighter but not enough to be a deal-breaker if you value the Retina. For me personally, I was sold on the 2013 Air because of the battery life mostly. There's rumors of

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