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by goldfeld 14y ago
I have too many. I have many ideas for plugins as I'm getting into vimscripting (and have since released one) and I use vimrc as a staging area for those ideas to grow on me. Just last week I put this to have modified buffers in my statusli
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I'd be much frustrated not to see startups cracking on this on elections to come, what with all the crowdfunding being carried over to many other domains (e.g. YC's first non-profit backing)
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Here's a related question. PayPal is officially in my country. Can I take money from anyone in the world and receive it in under my country's law?
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by goldfeld 14y ago
That seems to suggest successful people run greater risks of dying than the average. I don't think that would hold to a statistical analysis, perhaps it would even show the opposite trend (poor people die more often). If it were true, we'd
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I'm constantly intrigued by how people can keep such dual world views. Like Christians who also believe in natural selection. It seems like they don't really want to think it through, so whatever they just accept both conflicting notions. I
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by goldfeld 14y ago
This is spot on. For me the key is in getting up earlier than ever you would need according to daily pressures. Right now I'm getting up around 4am, and since I adapted to it (I take melatonin so that's really easy) I don't need an alarm cl
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I already love moai without even using it; theirs is the only mongodb lua driver at http://github.com/moai/luamongo
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Good idea, I have just remapped mm (mmw feels natural in Dvorak) to : and my pinkies are gonna be thanking you two many times over.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Never knew about c<space> (and d and y), I think it would be the easiest. Though I'm happy with 1s and now that I think about it, these {operator}<space> beg to be remapped to something else entirely, maybe inner word or the
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by goldfeld 14y ago
That's an interesting proposition, I'll see what I can do to offer the alternative of making f ambiguous instead of using s. I don't think it could be the default because most users wouldn't be as quick to type the three letters, at least a
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Your onset because of work stress sounds very much like Operator & Things, a fantastic book I saw suggested on HN and which I have just read. Definitely with coworkers who would later bully you it should have been a stressful environmen
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Yes, EasyMotion is very like the browser vim keybindings. I personally use Luakit which is very minimalistic and dead easy to reprogram your way from interface to behavior.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I've had exactly these three settings for a while, and I've just tested and incsearch didn't take to the match without enter. It's a great feature though, but I don't think I'd want it to take me, it would always fire early, say if I would
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Oh, you reminded me to mention that ; and , integration is planned! I'll probably have to work something out with tpope's repeat plugin, or if it's simpler I'll just make a self-contained solution. I want seek to act just like a more select
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I should have mentioned EasyMotion in the readme! Or should I.. I should right? I love it, and also recommend everyone to try. But there's just one thing about it: you need to trigger it first to see what you have to press to get to your ta
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by goldfeld 14y ago
I actually used to use the single 's' keypress a lot. But at the same time I wasn't happy about that habit, it was often lazy-thinking, instead of using things like cf{char} or even cw, ce. So I committed to use '1s' when I really needed th
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I know remapping a basic vim key is pretty drastic, but to justify seek's speed I needed an easily accessed key--though I do plan to allow setting it to another key in your vimrc--and substitute quite fits the bill.
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Show HN: A New Basic Vim Motion(github.com)
110 points by goldfeld 14y ago|40 comments
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Simple question your front page should answer: does it work with web apps? As this is targeted at developers, I surely don't assume Mac OS and Windows 8 includes web apps.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
How does it differ from ZombieJS?
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by goldfeld 14y ago
This comes to me just after an extended weekend reading up and mashing data around frequency lists. Are you open for collaboration with other language tools? I'd love to be able to import your word study lists, for instance (my tool ain't l
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by goldfeld 14y ago
If you are already working on your product and only need a business plan to go with it, I see this as a great service.
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Have you considered open sourcing for people who coud self-host? What may be a failed startup due to financing could well be a wealthy project in terms of interest, and it seems like you've packed lots of features into it.
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Cradle of Mankind to Patagonia in 7 Years: A Journalist's Narrative Walk(niemanlab.org)
2 points by goldfeld 14y ago|1 comments
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Really great! This is would be a serious alternative to grooveshark if you could mashup some music database to be able to group the songs by album (and then make my session playlist be the album I choose). Adding songs to custom build my pl
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by goldfeld 14y ago
The way I orient my use of Hacker News, is I read and then save all that sparks a curiosity or idea in my mind, then as other similar or related articles show up I group them into topics for rereading and researching with the goal of writin
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Buddhist philosophy did shape much of my thinking in the years I read and meditated on the Vipassana variety. But I hadn't been aware that other traditions took the notion of detachment as extremely--and down to it's essence--as I'm now tak
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by goldfeld 14y ago
There is one thing that I could do differently that's enormously significant: freely undertake teleportation and mind uploading, given I live to be able to do it; and it's in turn what's driving me just now into Philosophy (I'm learning Ger
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by goldfeld 14y ago
Though I love the concept of backing up all my social messages continually (does it sync to my desktop like Dropbox?), backups for backups sake usually don't see much widespread adoption. You have to offer something as the central benefit a
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by goldfeld 14y ago
The biggest question I have is regarding content duplicates. If I have, say, a comment or a draft post somewhere that I later develop into a full article and post elsewhere, can I take measures to identify both as being written by me and th

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