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The Czech Republic should be renamed Czechia(bbc.com)
2 points by capote 10y ago|3 comments
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by capote 10y ago
Yeah, to be honest, I don't know much about Java and Java tools either; I'm just going by what I remember from school. I just assumed that Eclipse has similar functionality to VS Pro, which I know we couldn't replace with Vi
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by capote 10y ago
I hope the pun ishment isn't too harsh.
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by capote 10y ago
I'm not sure if the pun jury would agree that that's actually a pun.
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by capote 10y ago
It's just not the same as with Eclipse. I'm not sure what it's called or if it has a name, but the Eclipse equivalent to VS Pro's IntelliSense, in which it's actually aware of code that you've previously writt
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by capote 10y ago
Whenever someone gets too preachy about Vim or Emacs, I always imagine them trying to work on a full .NET project with Vim. Is this even possible? I can't imagine.
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by capote 10y ago
Ah. Now I look like I'm vim-dumb.
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by capote 10y ago
> For example `daw` will delete a word. To delete a sentence you would `das`. Huh. I use 'dw' and 'dl'. Why the extra key?
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by capote 10y ago
Neat—I've always known in the back of my mind something like this is possible but I just never looked around.
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by capote 10y ago
It was a little more complex than that because the new stored procedure was indeed new and contained different structure, as far as I remember. ;) but yeah, copy pasting definitely takes a bit of the elegance out of it. Most of what was dem
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by capote 10y ago
Now, all that said, I do have a story about speed with Vim: When I was in high school, I bragged to my dad about typing something like 110 words per minute. He said… that's nice; I can type 1100 words per minute. Incredulously, I ask
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by capote 10y ago
You first need to learn the differences between these editors, and determine what you expect from an editor. It's pointless to compare vim, atom, and eclipse in the same thought process because they're completely different tools f
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by capote 10y ago
> I have no idea why you're bringing up Amazon since the article is about Microsoft. I have no idea why you're bringing up that you have no idea why he's bringing up Amazon since the article is about Microsoft since the ar
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by capote 10y ago
Indeed to the latter bit. I'm completely okay with it; otherwise I wouldn't have signed the contract. Kind of irritating that someone downvoted me too. Thanks to the good Samaritan who gave my point back :) Also, it's total
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by capote 10y ago
Yep... I'm exaggerating but I did trade some freedom to post whatever code I want wherever for a better salary. It's not uncommon for contracts to give employers ownership of any ideas/code an employee comes up with, or to s
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by capote 10y ago
Not even. I work for a 30 person company and I can't even share my own personal code with third parties.
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Kite, a “virtual pair programming buddy” looks stuff up for you while you code(techcrunch.com)
9 points by capote 10y ago|1 comments
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by capote 10y ago
Atom and Emacs are so different I don't think it's worth it to provide reasons for one or the other. Vim/Emacs/etc vs. Sublime/Atom/etc are simply a matter of which type of editor you prefer or need for a pa
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Another close encounter with a Russian military plane(theguardian.com)
2 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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Affluenza guy is going to serve 2 years(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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by capote 10y ago
I haven't read the report. But what can the report possibly say that will survive the "black people commit disproportionately more crime" argument? This is the argument we need to figure out how to combat. No cop is ever g
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by capote 10y ago
Major edit: I was wrong. I've read parts of the report quoted around other places on the internet and now see that it does in fact give large substantiation to arguments of police being racists. Primarily the statistics having to do
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California Rejects Bill Requiring iPhone Decryption(fortune.com)
1 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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by capote 10y ago
Pff, E is better than D any day of the week. Trust me; I'm a programmer.
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Boko Haram's Child Suicide Bombers…(qz.com)
1 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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by capote 10y ago
Haha, you guys really hated these two comments.
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by capote 10y ago
Whoa, I was unaware.
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by capote 10y ago
Oops… they're showing up on mine too with the blockers ️
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by capote 10y ago
Get yourself some content blockerz, yo.
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by capote 10y ago
Well hang on a second. Shouldn't we at least let this play out so we see what exactly the data was, what their criteria for giving in to the requests were, etc? Or is there something immediately shocking about this besides the numbers

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