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by bilalq 13y ago
Command-K won't play nicely with tmux panes though.
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by bilalq 13y ago
That is because zsh does not make use of readline. I ran into this issue myself recently, since I use bash on my personal machines and zsh on my work ones.
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by bilalq 13y ago
The PHP community is doing quite well these days. The advent of things like Composer, FIG, and PSRs have brought a breath of fresh air into the PHP landscape. There's a bit of a renaissance going on here.
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by bilalq 13y ago
Indeed. It also works in things like irb, for example.
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by bilalq 13y ago
Oh wow, I didn't even think about that. I've been making do with Cmd+K on OSX and aliasing c to clear to get around the problem.
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by bilalq 13y ago
I use these settings in my .inputrc. The get me a few more commands and even the ability to escape using jj. set completion-ignore-case On set bell-style none set editing-mode vi $if mode=vi set keymap vi-command
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by bilalq 13y ago
The Timely app is absolutely beautiful and incredibly well-polished. This is great news for the Bitspin guys, but I'm worried about them getting the Sparrow treatment. I would love to see Google replace the stock clock on Android with
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by bilalq 13y ago
The way the caps lock button works is utterly broken. There's no way to get around the delay and it just punishes you for hitting it quickly. I used to use the key as my primary way of switching case (not optimal, I know), but now it&#
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Harmony generators and promises for Node.js async fun and profit(blogs.atlassian.com)
1 points by bilalq 13y ago|0 comments
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by bilalq 13y ago
Looks pretty cool! Seems to do a lot more for GUI Vim than terminal Vim right now though. It would be cool to see some cterm color values added to it. I also love how goyo takes callbacks. It really makes interoperation a lot more elegant.
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by bilalq 13y ago
Happy to hear it works well for you! I tried to make it as respectful as possible towards a user's vimrc settings.
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by bilalq 13y ago
Yeah, I was really impressed with the way goyo.vim works. And I absolutely agree about the sad state of hackery we have to go through for such plugins. A big part of why most such plugins fail is that they don't take into account user
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by bilalq 13y ago
The real utility of such modes comes when you're trying to read code. At such moments, you want to get rid of all the things that would normally be of great use. Things like line numbers, status bars, gitgutters, etc... Aside from read
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by bilalq 13y ago
Hey! I'm the author of LiteDFM, and I'm glad to hear you like it. There are actually quite a few plugins that have sprung up to bring similar functionality to Vim. From what I have seen, there are two main approaches: * Surroundin
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by bilalq 13y ago
Before people get up in arms about iA patents, see this tweet where they announced that they're dropping their patents pending: https://twitter.com/iA/statuses/416393539182796800 That aside, this is pretty co
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by bilalq 13y ago
Yes, but these moments were usually followed by an all-nighter. This is my first time hearing of hypomania, but wouldn't the fatigue just be a side-effect of sleep deprivation or the followup of exhaustive mental effort?
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by bilalq 13y ago
Whenever I felt overwhelmed by my workload, I found myself fighting the urge to just give up and sleep. The result was a great deal of assignments in college that I had left only partly done. At the same time though, I found my most product
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by bilalq 13y ago
You can use a debit card as a credit card in most cases though. If you hit cancel on the PIN prompt, it gives you the option to sign and charge as credit.
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by bilalq 13y ago
I really like the way Simple handled this situation. Their notification to me was actually the first I heard about this happening. They even suggested leveraging the feature to temporary block the card as an added security measure. An excer
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by bilalq 13y ago
The guy talks way too fast though. I'm really struggling to understand what words he's saying. It almost feels like it's artificially accelerated. That being said, the visuals do indeed have a "wow" factor to them.
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by bilalq 13y ago
Really cool! It even supported doing things like: inoremap jj <Esc>`^ Backspace ended up triggering the browser's back action though. Other than that, this is really nice. Edit: After looking at the source, this seems t
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by bilalq 13y ago
Or rather, should be asleep. Working odd hours late at night was a habit I developed while doing my undergrad. Unfortunately, I ended up carrying it over into my professional life as well, and I'm certainly not alone in that regard. It
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Removing Distractions From Vim(bilalquadri.com)
2 points by bilalq 13y ago|0 comments
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by bilalq 13y ago
I imagine its probably fairly common. Lots of sites will minify and concatenate their JS, after all.
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by bilalq 13y ago
What the author is described is simply Google Now's contextual awareness that a feature could be useful in a given situation. Even if the Listen to TV card doesn't appear in Google Now, you can simply say "Ok Google, listen t
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by bilalq 13y ago
Yeah, it's scary to try and imagine what sort of society would come out even further in the future. An aristocracy with an elite worker class and the masses in relative poverty? Relative is the operative word here, of course. It may we
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by bilalq 13y ago
You bring up a good point, but I don't think the status quo will be able to persist. This is because of the pace of at which efficiency increases. To be honest, I haven't looked relevant data, but I imagine our rate of improvement
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by bilalq 13y ago
The discussion of basic income has been brought up here before. The article briefly mentions unemployment, but I think that is going to become a major issue in the future. Advances in technology keep cutting down the need for labor. As auto
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by bilalq 13y ago
Yeah, I don't know why I didn't think of that. In that case, there really isn't any justification.
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by bilalq 13y ago
On one hand, I do agree that it is very annoying. However, I can kind of understand. There may be a way around this, but if no session was required, then couldn't someone just make a bunch of GET requests to the unsubscribe url for eac

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