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chillee
9y ago
I've been contributing to VSCodeVim quite a bit recently, so I'd love to hear if you have any suggestions for us to improve on.
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chillee
9y ago
Sublime Text was actually the text editor that innovated this functionality. If you look at the github for the vim plugin, they clearly say "True Sublime Text style multiple selections for Vim". Although I've stopped using su
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chillee
9y ago
Speaking as somebody who's contributed to the extension, what issues did you have with it? I think it's pretty good, personally (although definitely not as good as VSVim).
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chillee
9y ago
Since it first popped up on my radar last summer, VSCode has quickly become my favorite editor. A combination of great features that are a pain/poorly done in other editors (intellisense for many languages, a proper debugger, an integr
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chillee
9y ago
Is it possible to install extensions (or perhaps support a couple of common ones)? For example, using vim keybindings is very important to my workflow.
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chillee
10y ago
Unluckily, due to the underlying Electron architecture, I suspect much of VSCode's issues with large files are unsolvable. I personally use vim or Sublime when working with large files.
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chillee
10y ago
So that's what confused me to begin with as well. I think the main thing here depends on your interpretation of how the parent is chosen. Let's say the question is the same, but we relax the requirement that the boy is born on Tue
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chillee
10y ago
So I think intuitively, something that might make sense to you is that the reason that BB is more common with the restriction that a boy must be on Tuesday is that having 2 boys increases the probability that you will have a boy that was bo
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chillee
10y ago
It's not slower than VS. It's just not an IDE.
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chillee
10y ago
It's satire.
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chillee
10y ago
I remember reading somewhere that it's 10-12.
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chillee
10y ago
The problem is that in reality, what can you code in 1-2 hours? Of the coding assignments I've seen, many have started to bleed into requiring 5 hours or more.
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chillee
10y ago
I've always heard the definition of data scientist as "Somebody who knows less about programming that programmers and less about statistics than statisticians"
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chillee
10y ago
That's what I use too :). I also highly recommend it. I would strongly recommend binding either escape or ctrl to caps lock on every keyboard.
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A decade dormant Garfield parody channel just uploaded its magnum opus
(youtube.com)
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chillee
10y ago
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chillee
10y ago
To be quite honest, that sounds terrible.
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Objective CS Rankings Through Papers Published at Top Conferences
(csrankings.org)
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chillee
10y ago
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chillee
10y ago
I agree. In my experience, Project Euler is more computer science for mathematicians than math for computer scientists.
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chillee
10y ago
Out of curiosity, how is the content generated? Do you write it all yourself, or are there other contributors? I've always thought that betterexplained was a great resource, and was wondering whether there was any way I could contribut
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chillee
10y ago
Hey I don't personally use sleeperbot, but I play fantasy bball. "Is there a basketball equivalent of sleeperbot?" is a very common question, so I assume you're doing something right. Just curious, what other languages&#
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chillee
10y ago
It's only available as an ebook. I found it trivially at https://www.google.com/search?q=algorithms+jeff+erickson
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chillee
10y ago
Are you saying that a company like Renaissance Technologies won't beat benchmarks over the long run? According to Wikipedia, "Renaissance's flagship Medallion fund, which is run mostly for fund employees,[7] "is famed fo
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Notreddit: The lowest voted posts on Reddit
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chillee
10y ago
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