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by cranium 11y ago
Perfect description of the average Enterprise codebase!
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Ask HN: What license have you chosen for your technical blog?
1 points by cranium 11y ago|0 comments
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by cranium 11y ago
After the emoji, the blinking... Will git commits become like the 2000s web? :p
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Decentralized trust model (web of trust)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by cranium 11y ago|0 comments
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by cranium 11y ago
Firefox wanted to correct the spelling of some words. I let it do it for once. http://typedrummer.com/zbkrw0
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by cranium 11y ago
I switched a few months ago and I must say I'm really impressed: there is (nearly) no Vim feature I miss! Out-of-the-box features/packages I like: - Default powerline is cool - "guide-key" package: as you may know, Emacs
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by cranium 12y ago
And Spacemacs ( https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs ) is a good way to have a nice Evil integration. The only downside I found is when you have to install your first new packages, Spacemacs forces you to integrate it i
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by cranium 12y ago
I wish all legal proposition was supplied with a diff.
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by cranium 12y ago
I really like the idea, but the logo looks plain next to the others...
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by cranium 12y ago
Clickbait titles: now available on Hackernews. (The post is fine, though.)
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by cranium 12y ago
All your tests passed, nothing broken, a small bit of code for tremendous optimization,... I can feel the satisfaction!
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by cranium 12y ago
I like Haskell for the same reasons I like VIM: - It needs some brain melting to learn but it ultimately makes you a better coder. Time is not wasted on learning it. - A new exciting mindset ! - When you feel you're doing something re
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by cranium 12y ago
Are you my twin, Magpies? Me and my current 555 firefox tabs can relate (I had to install an addon to get the tab count, but I think you can understand.)
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by cranium 12y ago
It looks nice, without a doubt. But I'd be more inclined to buy a poster that I can look at and remember that particular piece of code that was a pain to write/debug[#]. The poster can be a good thing to get after shipping a miles
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by cranium 12y ago
But... I want to stay with Vim! Why do you do this to me?
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Obama speaking on Ebola(medium.com)
1 points by cranium 12y ago|0 comments
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by cranium 12y ago
:x == :wq (I love conciseness.)
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by cranium 12y ago
I thought so. At least it's claimed by the same author.
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Notch programming a Doom-like in Dart(hitbox.tv)
229 points by cranium 12y ago|143 comments
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by cranium 12y ago
I use Ubuntu Mono 14pt in iTerm2 and kinda like using a font that big ! http://imgur.com/7Bdtuge
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by cranium 12y ago
Well, you should totally do the Haskell part!
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by cranium 12y ago
Great opportunity to clean the cabal hell I was in. This time I can install you, Vector module!
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by cranium 12y ago
"aaaaaaaa is not a shit pkg name" Ok, let's use that then!
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How to efficiently match socks(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by cranium 13y ago|0 comments