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Async Ruby
(brunosutic.com)
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- Unix command line. - Vim's commands and keybingings interface (not the UI).
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8y ago
Is there a way to be notified of product updates?
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8y ago
Here are some of my favorites that I use daily: - tmux - mutt - email client - wyrd + remind - calendar - ledger - double-entry accounting tool - weechat + weeslack plugin - fully featured, super fast slack from the CLI
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9y ago
I read "So Good They Can't Ignore You" last year and was having the same question: "what is my mission in life and how to get/realize/understand that?" My conclusion was: I don't know and don't h
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9y ago
I'm Croatia based I've been using revolut for a year now. My only complaint with all these "new banks" is: none of them supports Apple Pay. Maybe now that N26 is going to become a real bank supporting Apple Pay will beco
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9y ago
This is great! TL;DR: instead of building JSON or GraphQL API now you can easily expose your gRPC service to the outside world! We use gRPC in my company. We're happy but some things were not easy or straightforward to implement. With
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9y ago
A lot of negative comments here. I must say I'm impressed and I applaud these people for building an innovative working thing and taking it to production. No pilot - mind blown. And sure, this might not be the solution to humanity'
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9y ago
Is this an engineering error or an intentional move from Spotify as a company? I use Safari as my day-to-day browser (I switched from Chrome 2 years back) and I'm a satisfied user. I'd be less happy if companies started dropping S
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10y ago
Homebrew maintainers are doing a fantastic job, made my life as a developer so much easier! I wanna use this opportunity to "publicly" thank them!
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Tmux 2.3 released
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10y ago
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10y ago
I do most stuff in terminal and wanted to do email as well.
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Tmux 2.2 is out
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11y ago
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11y ago
> I got too frustrated with gmail's interface changing all the time I don't hear that often from people, but that was also one of the motivations for me to switch to mutt.
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brunosutic
11y ago
I use `notmuch` for searching local mail. It's pretty powerful and blazing fast.
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11y ago
Another reason against copy-pasting from the web is using unicode characters that look like ASCII ones. This was on HN a week or so ago, but it doesn't hurt to repeat. Example shell command: eⅽho 'hello world' Copy-p
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11y ago
This [github issue comment]( https://github.com/svent/sift/issues/7#issuecomment-14469087... ) hinted on the possible reason of sift's speed.
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK | Zagreb, Croatia | Remote http://www.brunosutic.com Senior full-stack developer working with web technologies since 2011. I work primarily with Ruby on Rails, Javascript (Backbone.JS) and specialize in handling com
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Vim plugin that protects you against unicode trolls
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11y ago
I just created a vim plugin "vim-troll-stopper" https://github.com/vim-utils/vim-troll-stopper It protects you from these tricks by highlighting "troll" unicode characters in red.
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11y ago
This game is pretty popular among children here in Croatia. As a child, I played it a lot. It's called "Čovječe ne ljuti se" - a literal translation of the German version "Mensch ärgere dich nicht".
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11y ago
There is tmux-continuum that works with resurrect to automate saving/restoring. https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum
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11y ago
Just in case you missed it, there's a guide how to migrate from tmuxinator to tmux-resurrect: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect/blob/master/d...
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Tmux plugin for copying to system clipboard
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11y ago
Agreed, I'd really want to check this out, but the flash requirement prevents me..
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11y ago
This guy already did that: https://github.com/chilicuil/tundle
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Show HN: Tmux plugin manager
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11y ago
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11y ago
That looks good, thanks for sharing
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11y ago
This is a great link. I read this story a while ago, but missed a lot of meaning behind it. This explanation hits the spot explaining all of that.
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12y ago
It's true.. a lot of the patches are forgotten unless the submitter periodically "pings" Bram (the maintianer) about it. The vim development model (patches + mailing list) has been pretty frustrating for some people. That
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