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by dgtized 7y ago
This functionality is provided by `xref-find-definition`[1]. For many languages this defaults to using keywords from a generated tags index file, but many modes have a language server or some other more specific facility to provide this fun
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by dgtized 11y ago
(setq inhibit-startup-screen t) will disable the startup screen entirely so it always goes to the scratch buffer. C-h b shows all the key bindings, and C-h f will describe any command (and give access to the source where it was
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by dgtized 12y ago
How is this any different than functionality that requires a specific executable to be called from Emacs. Some of those executables are platform specific. Last I checked using ispell on windows meant playing games with cygwin or some other
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by dgtized 12y ago
Allowing new packages to support platform specific FFI is not going to decrease the portability of the existing ecosystem. In addition, I don't think there is anything precluding FFI calls from working on multiple platforms so long as
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by dgtized 13y ago
How is this different then freenet?
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by dgtized 13y ago
How about this approach? http://blog.habnab.it/blog/2013/06/25/emacsclient-and-tramp/ He's using tramp to copy an auth key to the remote system, but then using that to allow the remote emacscli
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by dgtized 13y ago
Are you sure you can't? Pretty sure I have used a remotely started emacs --daemon and used emacsclient -c with DISPLAY set correctly and X forwarding to bring a GUI frame locally, and then use emacsclient on that machine to pop open fi
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by dgtized 13y ago
So launch it in tmux, and reconnect the next time you jump to that server. If you want faster start time you can also start emacs, run start-server, and then use emacsclient everywhere else to quickly open files from the commandline. In gen
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by dgtized 13y ago
I went to school with ekarulf above, can confirm he had the skillset and held that position. I can also think of a couple other folks with skillsets that covered the full gamut. Discussion about pay aside, it's not a mythical skillset.
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by dgtized 13y ago
I'm curious why they mention uploaded SSH keys. I presume they mean cases where SSH keypairs have been uploaded? The public key is public , and in fact anyone can use the github API to pull the verified public keys for any user in the
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by dgtized 13y ago
I like to think of them like telegrams #stop They seem somewhat anachronistic #stop
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by dgtized 14y ago
Didn't get aorund reading it till this year, but I highly recommend _The Windup Girl_ by Paolo Bacigalupi. _Pump 6 and Other Stories_ by him is also quite good. Finally got around to reading the Takahashi Kovec's novels, _Altered Carbon_ by
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by dgtized 14y ago
I'm having a little trouble following your examples. In particular some of the examples are wrapped in (streams) which I am interpreting as the data source to query, but then many of the examples are just a bare (where) with clause. Or is t
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by dgtized 15y ago
Pending subway/bus/train departures when near a station.
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by dgtized 15y ago
Well it for worked for Yodlee. They provided scraping services for Mint until Intuit took over.
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The Prague Pneumatic Post system (early mechanical networking)(en.wikipedia.org)
18 points by dgtized 17y ago|3 comments
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If I incorporate a US LLC, can I work abroad without a local work permit?
2 points by dgtized 17y ago|1 comments
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by dgtized 18y ago
It's still missing a method to hide an entry that you no longer feel like having on your feed without explicitly removing that user from the feed.
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by dgtized 18y ago
The article makes too black and white a distinction between tinkering and creativity. The author is also very focused on the concept of an idea being fundamentally new in order for it be a creative action. I'm not certain that you can so