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The worst is when you spend time typing in a post and it gives this errors on submission. Although one can back-tab, copy, refresh, paste and resubmit.
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Bitnami Rubystack: (from the link) BitNami Ruby Stack greatly simplifies the development and deployment of Ruby on Rails applications. It includes ready-to-run versions of Apache, MySQL, Ruby and Rails and required dependencies. It can be d
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Can you brief us on why you tried "J". Did you stick around with "APL" ? To the OP, I am a little lost, someone's posted a link to a book or manual, what is the purpose of the thread. Who is the above link of interest to ? Which kind of C p
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Are you one of the development team ? I've just started looking at Julia. I've read the 2 blog posts on Shell sucking. A couple quick questions: 1. Reading from STDIN. I only succeeded with "readlne(STDIN)". All attempts to use open() fail
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Reddit has a thread by Bill Gates (thisisbillgates). Why not write him, he is a humanitarian who will surely help you. http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/18bhme/im_bill_gates_c...
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Thanks. Seems dwim is more for web apps or servers. And its pretty new. I have downloaded Modern Perl recently and do have a lot of books on perl bought (and read) in the early 2000's. I am wary of generally downloading modules from CPAN si
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Thanks. I have been looking for a list of top downloads for perl modules (at CPAN or anywhere else). Do you know of such a list ? I moved from awk to perl (for my scripting) around 2000, while using Java at work. However, I moved to ruby in
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I have just started going through the docs a bit. I am interested in 2 things. One, programs that interface with other commands -- essentially rewriting large shell programs in a "better" language. I saw the section on "external commands" a
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Yes, command line and ncurses (rbcurse / highline, ffi-ncurses).
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Besides the name making it difficult to come back to (google shows an older twig thread on HN) ... I come across various nice projects like this one, and "tig" and also "eg" (easy git). However, its tough to find a compelling reason to use
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Sooner or later someone is going to tell you to put this in your .vimrc: inoremap <Up> <NOP> inoremap <Down> <NOP> inoremap <Left> <NOP> inoremap <Right>
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I have been using vi/vim since 1989, and I found spf13 to be a totally frustrating experience. Twice I tried it out and quit. It messes with settings of neocomplcache (issues reported and verified with authors), it installs plugins like aut
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| Suicide is an option, but I'm mediocre also in this area. Thankfully, you are mediocre in that area. There must be something you enjoy doing, which if you work hard enough on, you can achieve some level that you can proud of. Within that
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I discovered I was not very smart long back (about 20 years back when I started working). I compensated by working harder, reading more books than others, reviewing more carefully, thinking more about the things I am doing -- professionally
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To the creator: What about all the other plugins and macros that already use "s" ? I'd love to try this out, but remapping basic keys has always led to some other function or mapping or macro suddenly failing. Why can you not rework the "f
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Youtube has a huge list of "Chillout Ambient Mix" which is quite good to program or read books with. There's also classical music.
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Is this the same as http://sourceforge.net/projects/safeclib/ ? If not, is it new? Where is it hosted ? What license is it under ?
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> As to your question here: "Who is this "my" who has a goal in meditation" > The my is me; all of me. Not just the observing me, not just the thinking me, or the feeling me, but the inseparable combination of the three. Seriously,
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I think first of all I'd like to know why you want to learn meditation, are you expecting something. Although, I myself don't believe in getting lost in books and concepts, however at some stage you may find it motivating or helpful to read
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A very good post but I don't understand your dissing of ET. Where does he separate the mind into "observer mind". He certainly does say "observer" or maybe even observing consciousness. | I could write a whole blog post on the problems I ha
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Try http://www.vimtips-blog.com/ Also vimcasts.org, and check the zzapper page linked in the tips blog.
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I used it (YankRing) for some time, but it was never consistent. The plus point is that it works across terminal, otoh often "p" did not work, so i would have to do "YRShow" and select. Often this is used, but everything you delete gets cop
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The part about written in C was just added on. My point was "better or faster". If you say "faster is better" I'll have to agree :)
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btw, on my system the `brew install` failed giving an error about "make the appropriate changes to your system". When I tried installing pyquery I realized it requires sudo access to write to /Library. I was able to install using "sudo pyth
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I believe FF is heavily used in the HN community.
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On zsh, "print -rC2" for printing some listing in 2 column format. The number of columns (C) can be specified. (print is a builtin). zsh's file globbing is awesome. Some simple ones: *(.) - only files *(/) - only dirs *(
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"better" or just faster since its written in C ? It is not a drop-in replacement for ack. e.g. there are some basic usages it does not support -- iirc counts (ag -c pattern).
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less -F Won't page if less than one screenful. zsh users can also do: < filename (less than character)
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Works great on OSX ML. Anything similar for Firefox ?, I just prefer that to Chrome (FF esp with Pentadactyl).
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| "The police have their priorities skewed," complains B Arun, a journalist with a prominent newspaper. Theoretically, Delhi has a policeman for every 223 people, but what’s unstated is that most of their duty hours are spent on protecting
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