clishem

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by clishem 10y ago
One advantage of screen over tmux I found is that it has much better mouse support.
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by clishem 10y ago
You might want tot consider adding Monaco too.
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by clishem 10y ago
> "Using fancy tools like neural nets, boosting, and support vector machines without understanding basic statistics is like doing brain surgery before knowing how to use a band-aid." Having studied both statistics and neural ne
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by clishem 10y ago
I've been looking to buy "Introduction to 64 Bit Assembly Programming for Linux and OS X: Third Edition - for Linux and OS X". It's an introduction to x84-64 assembly, which I thought makes sense for me to learn, because
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by clishem 10y ago
In my experience, arbitrary movement when what you move to is on the screen is actually faster if you use a mouse. It's unconventional, but I use a mouse for such movements for that reason (vim has excellent mouse support, even its TUI
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by clishem 10y ago
Related: Scientists Talk Privately About Creating an AI (1956) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dartmouth_Conferences
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by clishem 10y ago
A lecture about the same treatise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ . Very funny to see that the modern word 'trolling' is used in this translation.
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by clishem 10y ago
Monaco, with Infinality on Linux so it thinner.
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by clishem 10y ago
A recursive descent parser.
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by clishem 10y ago
Respectfully, but there were no bandwidth caps in the Netherlands in 2012 [1]. Furthermore, € 50 is an exessive amount of money to be paying for only internet, even in 2012. Perhaps you have mobile internet in mind? [1]: http://w
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by clishem 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/1263/
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by clishem 11y ago
:h usr_toc is really one of the best introductions to vim (after vimtutor), I am surprised that not that many people seem to know about it. Get a pdf of it here: http://www.eandem.co.uk/mrw/vim/usr_doc/ .
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by clishem 11y ago
Thanks for the heads-up.
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by clishem 11y ago
Thanks for your correction! I was genuinely unaware and made a mistake interpreting a map. The majority of the Netherlands (55%) is actually at risk of flooding. Fun fact I found while checking the source of my mistake; the IPCC report of 2
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by clishem 11y ago
http://paulgraham.com/ds.html
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by clishem 11y ago
https://status.github.com
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by clishem 11y ago
"As climate change threatens, NASA has options that include hardening facilities against the rising seas with barriers and structures adapted to storms and flooding, or if adaptation is not possible, to strategically retreat." Thi
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by clishem 11y ago
Link?
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by clishem 11y ago
Somebody should step in and create a PDF with some pandoc magic.
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by clishem 11y ago
Serif Hacker News.
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by clishem 11y ago
Misleading title.
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by clishem 11y ago
https://www.passwordstore.org It uses GPG.
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by clishem 11y ago
Off-topic: I like your plaintext table. How did you do it?
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by clishem 11y ago
TL;DR because he won't bring up politics or whatever he rambles about on his controversial blogs.
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by clishem 11y ago
1. Doesn't work either for me. 2. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:LWgWzFI...
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by clishem 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/mgd4hDk.jpg
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by clishem 11y ago
Request: what fucking text editor/IDE should I use?
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by clishem 11y ago
:x Next!
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by clishem 11y ago
Read the classic book by Dale Carnegie: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Win_Friends_and_Influ... Also, it's up to you but I wouldn't take social advice from random people on HN. ;-)
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by clishem 11y ago
The author of 'So Good They Can't Ignore you' ( http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13525945-so-good-they-can... ) basically argues that the first rule he mentions ("Don't mistake your vocati

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