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by eof 16y ago
With the amount of time I have spent learning and customizing vim, I can't imagine being comfortable to switch back and forth between emacs and vim
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by eof 16y ago
What I do: all form of web devel.. 40% 'building' 60% 'maintaining'. Desktop: generic dell dual 2.66ghz 4gig ram, dual 22in wide screen displays. I do most of my 'work work' here. I use a kensington 'expert mouse' in lieu of a real mouse.
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by eof 16y ago
It's coming on and off. The video in the comments is what you want to see anyway.
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by eof 16y ago
Slightly disappointed he landed with a parachute, but still a marvel of human ingenuity. How do those turbines compare to something like this? http://www.jetcatusa.com/p200.html Is it really just a matter of having 30k and the balls to pu
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by eof 16y ago
New, yes.. but just 'out of the blue'.. I doubt it. A life long plumber is not going to suddenly intuit a better algorithm for full text search; but a dataminer in the accounting world might. I agree that it can connect past experiences an
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by eof 16y ago
The value of the two are intricately linked but ultimately not comparable. Is money as valuable as a marketable skill? Is getting somewhere quickly as valuable as a vehicle? The intuition of a person who doesn't value rational thinking is
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by eof 16y ago
Well how do you make money? At some point you have to be charging more than they are receiving, right?
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by eof 16y ago
Yo eof, I hear you're some sort of technology guy.. I really need advice on which toaster to buy, what do you think? Oh I think toasters are overrated, what about a kettle?
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by eof 16y ago
Well yeah it was petty nonetheless, but jhamburger is suggesting that the editor here is essentially trolling the author and more than anything I was trying to say I didn't really think that was happening.
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by eof 16y ago
Yep, but I didn't know about it until now.
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Great thread of crappy programmer songs on reddit(reddit.com)
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by eof 16y ago
Taking syntax like that is definitely cool. I was thinking though of just being able to hover a node and get teensy widgets
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by eof 16y ago
I've been thinking about how to work myself up to a hard on before going through as a form of reverse molestation.
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by eof 16y ago
doesn't work with vimperator on ff
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by eof 16y ago
Did he say that some where else? I can honestly say I may have been more likely to open it up and check out the site because it's a YC company, but I am 'giving it a chance' because I don't have anything else that does this except scrap pa
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by eof 16y ago
I used it for signing up with stackoverflow and tend to use it when I begrudgingly sign up for something, if it's an option.
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by eof 16y ago
Still.. which part wouldn't they understand or be confused by: 'text' or 'editor'?
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by eof 16y ago
I did not get that impression; and that would make for a pretty petty editor. More likely a genuinely clueless person who has been in 'print' for a decade or two but is largely clueless to the interwebs.
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by eof 16y ago
Maybe as an option. But I made two lists right off the back, Work, and Life. I put two things in Life and then checked them off..
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by eof 16y ago
Tasks need to have dates I think for this thing to be both a brain organizer and a productivity tool, which I think is ultimately what it is going to have to be to be successful (and it is names workflowy). I have used mindmaps before, wh
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by eof 16y ago
Of the people who would be using a tool like this? I'd say ~100
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by eof 16y ago
Am I the only one that gives some credence to the possibility these things are rigged? I guess exit polls were in line so it's not likely at all; but I am surprised people don't give that serious consideration. If things haven't changed sin
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by eof 16y ago
I think we're in the minority here, but I would also be into ChucK. there are so many resources on C already (though, and python) but I found ChucK hard to delve into.
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by eof 16y ago
Do you mean an engine without a car? It seems like you mean sawzall is only useful for mapreduce.
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by eof 16y ago
Works beautifully, I'll be using this. Thanks
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Ask HN: Feasibility of unfair e-voting machines?
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by eof 16y ago
This was just killed a few minutes ago, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1860118
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by eof 16y ago
Did you mean to post a link to the site to allow us to help you figure out which language it is in?
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by eof 16y ago
Yeah, it's unacceptable.. but are you just going to buy a ticket on Nov 15 and let your seat stay empty? Or are you going to let them do something unacceptable to you?
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by eof 16y ago
Unfortunately the real argument against the scanning is much harder to digest for the average person. But let me try: 1. The machines are expensive and made by a company with a large lobbyist-budget. 2. The threat is over stated, these ma

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