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by gitaarik 12y ago
It's a nice feature of less, but less is a pager, so you can't pipe the result to `grep` or `sed` or `awk` or something.
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I wrote very a brief how-to on Git Submodules [1] for my colleagues a while ago, because a lot of people seemed to have trouble with it. It explains the real basics and how to use them painlessly in most situations. So it's much shorte
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Nice, now that Firefox, Chrome and IE will support it, I think asm.js will become available in most serious browsers, which is a great thing. It will be interesting to see what kind of impact it will have. For example, will asm.js eventuall
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by gitaarik 12y ago
A good usecase for pushing rebased work is at the end of a feature branch. For example, you've been working on a feature branch with a team for a time and now the feature is done and the branch can be merged back into master. However,
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I think this is a great tool. I don't understand what other commenters are complaining about rebase and rewriting history, because this article is not about that, it's about not having to fix conflicts multiple times. This can be
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I created a very simple Firefox OS App. You can look up the departure times of trains in the Netherlands: https://marketplace.firefox.com/app/ns-times?src=search https://github.com/gitaarik/nsapp
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Summary: If you look closely enough, nobody really knows exactly what they're doing. When you realize this, you're no longer blinded by the thought that you or other people know everything about something. Then you also realize th
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by gitaarik 12y ago
To try it out see: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-hello-video-and...
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I like it. I'm using Trello now, but the interface doesn't work that convenient on mobile I think. So I was thinking to make a client of my own using the Trello API, but this way I can change the original interface to my likings,
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Consciousness and the limits of Science [video](fixyt.com)
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by gitaarik 12y ago
When you're using libraries, you're actually making your own custom framework. Because a framework is basically a set of libraries that work together to help you get to a certain goal. If there's already a framework that help
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I like to advocate against using placeholder texts most of the time. The problem is often that designers/developers have to create a page with some content on it, but they don't know the content yet. They know a bit what it's
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Same as when people are cold they turn up the temperature. If you want to lose weight, you'll have to go through something unpleasant. Either it's being hungry, exercising a lot, or being cold.
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Print text on sticky notes – For Scrum(gitaarik.github.io)
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Since nobody has mentioned it yet, there's a diet called "The Hacker's Diet" [0] that is based upon this calorie in/out theory. The website also has a simple webapp where you can create your own chart to track your
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Yes that sounds very logical. In the end this is probably true for every job on every level. For example, as a programmer it's good to have a high IQ, but if it's too high you might not fit in the company anymore.
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by gitaarik 12y ago
My personal open source project, JazzChords.org. It should become a site where people can create and share good looking chord charts. http://jazzchords.org/ https://github.com/gitaarik/jazzchords
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by gitaarik 12y ago
- Good fullscreen support. Normal terminal can only go into "Lion fullscreen" which means it will be on a separate workspace and you can't have other windows besides it. - Configurable keyboard shortcuts That's reason en
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by gitaarik 12y ago
When you're using tmux or screen this isn't uncommon. I have a screen for each project, in a project I usually have around 5 to 10 tabs, and I have about 5 projects I'm currently working on.
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I like the autocompletion of fish, isn't there a way to get this in bash?
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I've been using the Django dev version (1.8) for a personal project for a while now. I really like the built in migration framework, which is available from this release (1.7). I think it's even easier and cleaner than South! Also
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by gitaarik 12y ago
I think it's good that people explain why they created something. If you don't know WHY they created it, WHY would you use it? And when you know the 'why', the 'what' becomes much more clear.
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by gitaarik 12y ago
No, it'll be a dynamic webpages. The png's are just screenshots.
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Introducing JazzChords.org - A site to create and share chord charts(blog.jazzchords.org)
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by gitaarik 12y ago
Human are animals too in the end. We are just a bit more evolved than the other animals, emotion wise. So, I think emotions just evolve with the species. Maybe the mice are starting to get emotions for liking running in a wheel. The slug is
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by gitaarik 12y ago
So does anyone know if there's a setting to make searching in copymode case insensitive? This is the biggest reasing I can't switch to tmux...
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by gitaarik 13y ago
Bill Joy's article Why The Future Doesn't Need Us comes to mind: http://archive.wired.com/wired/archive/8.04/joy.html
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by gitaarik 13y ago
I still use Screen every day. I tried to switch to tmux, but tmux's copy mode isn't as good as screen's. For example, in tmux you can't search case insensitive in copy mode, which is really a must for me. I think that&#x
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by gitaarik 13y ago
I tried it. For now it just behaves the same as normal Vim. Most of the work done is indeed under the hood. They are refactoring the codebase so that it will be easier to create plugins, extentions and to use Neovim inside other apps.
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by gitaarik 13y ago
I just got this (in a popup in gmail), I was like, what? But then, it's almost April fools...

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