fmoralesc

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by fmoralesc 10y ago
Sure, but at the end of it, your opinion that Snowden is a hero or not is either grounded in fact or not. As you point out, "hero" as a concept is sensitive to perspectival factors, but it is possible to make those explicit, no? (
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
You get to choose what you care about, but you don't get to chose whether it is right to to care about it. You are free to have whatever opinion you want, but you don't get to choose whether those opinions are correct. This matter
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
Disclaimer: I committed that change. If you think the issue is important, you are free to report it; the project has reverted decisions like this when people have complained (most recently, the default value of the `mouse` setting). On the
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
Not with that attitude ;) https://github.com/adolenc/cl-neovim
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Pyract: a new way of writing Gtk+ applications(learntemail.sam.today)
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
> You don't get two educated people having diverging opinions on a solution if they start with the same assumptions. No, in this case he was mistaken in some basic assumptions about what Kant is doing in that text. The paragraph he
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
I think you are misunderstanding Kant. In PTAFM 13, Kant is arguing that neither space nor time are intrinsic properties of things in themselves, and basically making the point that properties like position and congruence are relational, no
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
That's because that is just what a Turing machine does.
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
0.5/0.38 a very fine line? I'm using Staedtler pigment liners which are 0.05. The downside is that my handwriting has become positively tiny...
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
neomake (async execution of tasks like compiling, linting and syntax checking) and deoplete (for async autocompletion).
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
Gödel was a platonist.
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
I remember making themes (and even a "distro") for litestep when I was in highschool. Good times. The best shell I ever used for Windows in terms of productivity was a blackbox variant, xoblite ( http://xoblite.net/
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
Only the name, the idea not at all. Formal Epistemology is actually a blooming subfield, Bayesian epistemology being a prominent example.
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
<C-\><C-n> leaves you in normal mode again, and then you can navigate as usual.
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
> The game is over a dozen years old and from what I have experienced seems relatively complete. The original link for this thread is basically a huge list of the things that are not yet implemented.
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
1 is not necessarily original. Filip Buekens et al have worked on a model that constructs social institutions as emerging from incentivization structures like those present in cooperative games. See for example J. P. Smit, Filip Buekens and
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by fmoralesc 10y ago
There isn't much reason for a mainstream user to touch a system with a traditional init nowadays either.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
> The OS without kernel is called "GNU" But that's the thing, nobody other that the GNU people called that an OS worth of a name. I suspect what people call an OS is an standalone set of conventions and packaging that can
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
And people love Antergos when compared to Manjaro.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
The Manjaro community is separate from the Arch one. Typically, Arch has looked down on spin offs, and in particular on Manjaro because of the way they manage updates. That said, I don't feel the idea of the Arch community revolves aro
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
neovim's terminal is not a plugin, is baked in and is a proper terminal emulator, based on the libvterm library. So, it shouldn't have the same issue, it makes use of the async features in neovim.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
Everywhere.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
Yes, but that is not yet implemented. I'm really waiting for that, though!
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
There will be a post commenting on the release later this week, but the main things are: - neovim now follows the XDG spec: ~/.vimrc is now ~/.config/nvim/init.vim, etc. - the viminfo files were replaced by a new system,
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
Mostly based on vim-sensible's (with some input from the community): https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2676
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
Also, ride a bike and filter past all the motorcyclists who get stuck between the cars.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
They are working on making the servers aware of each other, so calling the `serverlist()` can be used to connect to other servers.
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by fmoralesc 11y ago
Incidentally, this is what neovim does.[1] [1]: http://neovim.io/doc/user/msgpack_rpc.html#msgpack-rpc
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by fmoralesc 12y ago
Ted Nelson is one of my heroes, if only by his ability to connect so many dots in such an original way. The more his ideas spread, the better the world.
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by fmoralesc 12y ago
I imagine you haven't seen the film? It is a wonderful movie (just watched it yesterday), with terrific characterization and attention to detail (grounded, even more so than Miyazaki's own movies, if I would dare say so). I wouldn

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