farslan

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   by farslan 13y ago

   It's interesting that so many people have time to maintain their OS, fixing the problems with that OS and still continue to spend time on Work, Family and co. Is that really necessary when you could use a more simpler OS and therefore
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   by farslan 13y ago

   Wow, the array operations are so good. I'm dealing currently with large sets of arrays in mongo and the whole $pull, $push whatever things are incredible frustrating. After seeing the array operations of RethinkDb it's so great. F
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   Ask HN: Best pragmatic resource to learn TCP/HTTP?

   1 points by farslan 13y ago|1 comments
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   by farslan 13y ago

   I'm using https://feedbin.me/ . The design is really good and has Reeder support (which is handy because I have both Mac and iPhone clients)
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   SourceTree for Mac 1.6 with Interactive Rebase(blog.sourcetreeapp.com)

   6 points by farslan 13y ago|0 comments
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   by farslan 13y ago

   That's weird. They didn't publish any update since 2 years. Anyone thought it was really dead and Twitter made this in order let the user switch to twitter.com.
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   by farslan 13y ago

   That's awesome tma. Thank you for hacking on this. I'll plan to include this into subvim (ST2 like Vim) :)
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   by farslan 14y ago

   OP here. There are some plugins but I didn't research it. But here is one that I think do it (and if it's good I'll integrate it): https://github.com/paradigm/vim-multicursor
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   by farslan 14y ago

   OP here. SPF13 itself is really nice. But the main difference here is first I try to emulate ST2, second I'm really picky which plugins are integrated. I also don't use vundle (because It should always have the same feature regardless of th
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    by farslan 14y ago

    The whole point is for people who want to switch from ST to Vim or for people who used to use VIM, but loves ST. There are still cases that should be handled trough. But I will add an entry to the FAQ, that explains the target user. This is
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I tweaked the settings. It's a little better than with the default settings. Just give try :)
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Thanks! I've made some hacks to the original molokai (like the background on the numbers).
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Because i love Vim :) Then there was Sublime that really changed the way of editing in some way. I first tried vintage and make it vim-like. However it was slow and not much was I wanted. Thus finally creates this project. For Vim users who
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    Show HN: Subvim – Vim customized to be like SublimeText(github.com)

    90 points by farslan 14y ago|64 comments
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Good examples, especially where we use close() to start go routines :) However slide 24 (of 26) is not available.
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    Koding raises $7.25 million more, Matrix Partners’ Josh Hannah joins the board(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by farslan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Yes, if the community around HN loves and has a certain respect to it. I'll ask myself the same question. Is every nonsense comment going to make it to the top of a topic that people care from now on?
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Same here. I have lots of snippets (in JS, Python, Go,etc..). Managing them is a pain. Also I have some that I use for my blog examples however executing them alone doesnt do anything. It would be great if I could organize them.
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I just wish a way to label or organize my gists. I have dozens of them. That would be great!
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I've got also some invites for Koding.com. Just drop me an email at: hn@arsln.org
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    Show HN: An easy way to learn, test and deploy Rails apps(github.com)

    1 points by farslan 14y ago|1 comments
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    by farslan 14y ago

    Hi, It's a custom web-app for Koding.com. Everyone can build something like that. It's a simple app that shows how to build stuff like that with the in-house UI API in Koding. I've built this to make Django beginners/testers the life more e
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    Show HN: A simple, virtualenv powered Django test and deployment web-app(github.com)

    21 points by farslan 14y ago|2 comments
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    by farslan 14y ago

    We suffer the same here in Istanbul. And to solve this they heavily construct more streets and bridges instead of invest on public transportation infrastructure. It is insane, because more streets means more cars and therefore more jams in
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    A city with 180km traffic jams(bbc.co.uk)

    64 points by farslan 14y ago|88 comments
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I think Kindle DX users will benefit from the kindle edition. Technical books is a pleasure to read on a Kindle DX.
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I have prior experience in Programming (C,C++,Objective-C,etc..). The programming part is easy for me. However at the design part i barely know anything. For example I can made a shadow for a image, but it takes me hours digging trough lots
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    by farslan 14y ago

    In vim you can do that by putting these lines into ~/.vimrc: map <up> <nop> map <down> <nop> map <left> <nop> map <right> <nop> imap <up> <nop> im
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I know him (not personal tough), but I read several documents and how-to's of him. As you mentioned I think he has really done an extra ordinary work.
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    by farslan 14y ago

    I've dealt with Packaging of Texlive for a Linux distro. My god, it was the worst experience I ever had. They should first fix this mess. Because of this mess every distro at least has an outdated Texlive.