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cpdean
14y ago
But I wanna pay the repo some karma.
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Wisdom from Psychopaths?
(scientificamerican.com)
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cpdean
14y ago
Soon: Caffeinated-Sushi snobs
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14y ago
Oh. "If an oath is broken, the offending function (the caller in the case of implore and the callee in the case of swear) will be duly punished. ... it will be deleted from your source code" Hahah, awesome. Outsource-proof.
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cpdean
14y ago
How are the `implore` and `swear` keywords different from python's `assert`? Even the implementation looks like it's just custom error text for `assert`.
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cpdean
14y ago
Why are all the interesting questions on programmers.stackexchange.com are closed for being "not constructive"?
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cpdean
14y ago
where are the cross-processing filters? Where's the vignette button?
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cpdean
14y ago
I can't wait till node.js gets ported from its fringe-language to ActionScript. Asynchronous callbacks will make Flash run so much faster.
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cpdean
14y ago
I wonder how inflated the license count is from the armies of corporate machines where users can't actually install any app that a potential windows developer writes.
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cpdean
14y ago
Whoa, did they just lift content directly off Stack? I guess it's appropriate for an article on laziness.
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cpdean
14y ago
Is the fix to go to https://github.com/settings/profile and put an email in the field labeled "Email (will be public)" ? How does Coderwall allow github signups without me sacrificing an email to the public?
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14y ago
+1. To quote the article: " I realized the other day that the only time I actually open vim now is when I manage to hose my instance of Light Table. " True vim users can't work without their muscle-memory, so there's gotta be a vim-mode for
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14y ago
google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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cpdean
14y ago
Nothing compares to vim. Brackets seemed like a viable editor to compare it to since it seems to target the same developer niche.
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cpdean
14y ago
How does it stack against brackets? https://github.com/adobe/brackets Brackets also targets web development and is extendable with html and javascript.
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14y ago
create a file, ctrl-to-esc.ahk: Ctrl:: Send {esc} Return Then run the script and AutoHotkey will sit in the background, waiting to substitute a lone ctrl for an escape-key-press. I haven't figured out the shift-parens yet, unfort
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cpdean
14y ago
but wait, this doesn't get at having shift behave normally unless it is the only key that gets pressed. Does it?
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cpdean
14y ago
Tweets are now menstrual blood. Tampon helps you stock up on them.
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cpdean
14y ago
Sure, sure. But the logo is of a Tampon, the feminine hygiene product, so the connotation is in English.
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cpdean
14y ago
The gif is so offensive to me I have to upvote every article to get rid of it.
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cpdean
14y ago
was just about to mention http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/
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cpdean
14y ago
i love the recent upgrade to git-scm http://git-scm.com/docs/git-rebase
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15y ago
How long till someone installs a linux distro to the new game's simulated CPU?
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15y ago
tl;dr (kinda skimmed, correct me if I'm wrong) Mocality is a Kenyan business that gathers and aggregates information about the businesses in Kenya to improve the economic state of the country through information infrastructure. Google (or,