grimgrin

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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   goimports is so dang nice, too. If for some reason you overlooked it on the README: Enable goimports to automatically insert import paths instead of gofmt: let g:go_fmt_command = "goimports"
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   Another comment said you can only use this feature within the YouTube app with a Google Play subscription. Makes sense, as I cannot find the option anywhere.
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   I'm pretty partial to Newsblur, when I'm in an RSS mood. For a while now I've just been in the habit of manually going to X sites. https://newsblur.com/ There are different layout options, in case you don&#x2
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   Slack feels like it should be in the browser for me, as a pinned tab. So at my job that's how I use it.
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   Another little "trick" for replacing: " search. cw (or cs, c whatever) to replace/fix. esc. n.n.n.n. vnoremap <silent> s //e<C-r>=&selection=='exclusive'?'+1':'&#x
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   Hey rasmusrn, off topic but curious: What type of eraser is that on the end of your pencil? Someone mentioned it might be a kneaded rubber eraser that you sorta just molded on. re: http://www.bonsai7.dk/assets/images&#x
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   Without adjusting uBlock settings I can't actually click the Github link up top. I can click all the other links. Must be something goofing up because: <a href=" https://github.com/Famous/famous" oncli
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   by grimgrin 11y ago

   It's not SO or Google but something like Zeal or Dash is useful for offline documentation: http://zealdocs.org/ (Linux/Windows) * Zeal is an offline documentation browser inspired by Dash, available for Linux and
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   by grimgrin 12y ago

   You linked to a release page that has a series of announcements. The most recent announcement is from March, and also a mailing list. That's all they meant. https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2015/
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    For those wanting to just look at a list of MUDs in a nice clean format, check out: http://mudstats.com It can be filtered by genre, players on now, max within last 30 days, etc. At this moment it says "There are currently
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    Card Games and Tile Games from Around the World(pagat.com)

    18 points by grimgrin 12y ago|1 comments
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    I saw this gist a few days ago: https://gist.github.com/ImJasonH/c00cdd7aece6945fb8ea Not sure how less (or more) thorough it is.
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    This is from a dev standpoint but at my job we're using MySQL and I develop from Linux. When I want to browse or modify data with a GUI nothing quite matches OS X's Sequel Pro. The best I've found is DBeaver (or SQuirrel). In
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    I use vim with a few plugins to support newer CSS3/HTML5 related syntax. https://github.com/othree/html5.vim https://github.com/hail2u/vim-css3-syntax Chrome Developer Tools are invaluable in
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    You don't _have_ to stare at your keyboard for that. You just don't have it memorized. On the CODE keyboard your VolUp/VolDown is PgUp/PgDn, combined with the Fn key.
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    You didn't explain what makes it so useful, though. Because I'm a touch typist I keep my back-lights toggled off.
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    This will be used for :! and :shell commands. * :term [prog/args] will open a new special buffer "connected" to a pseudo terminal running prog/args * any command that would enter insert mode will focus the terminal buffe
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    Neovim now has builtin terminal emulation via libvterm(github.com)

    195 points by grimgrin 12y ago|48 comments
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    That's the wrong Github link. This is the right one: https://github.com/amorey/mui
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    https://github.com/amorey/mui
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    The dropdown is funky. I haven't dug into the `why`, but if you click on the actual ▼ character, the menu doesn't expand. Gotta find the sweet spot, cause at first you might think it's fine. https://www.muicss.com&
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    The most obvious thing to me is that I can filter on multiple sources with JustWatch, and only a single source on Can I Stream It (in regards to the gallery view). I really just use CISI for looking up a very specific thing. JustWatch might
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    They match the questions under "Task Slips for Closeness-Generating Procedure" but don't include the "Task Slips for Small-Talk Condition in Study 1" questions.
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    I harvested the questions out of the PDF. https://gist.github.com/shmup/3bc1229f24486d746bf3
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    Many Infocom employees are present in the documentary Get Lamp: http://youtu.be/LRhbcDzbGSU Recommended if text games are of interest to you.
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    Mozilla just formed a partnership with Yahoo, but I don't know if that says anything about the life of Coolpreviews https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/11/19/promoting-choice-an...
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    My friend made a similar tool that you may enjoy: http://antglove.com/erger
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    I can't imagine they'd force people to use 64 bit via an update. It's customary to give the option. http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    Love Unicode? Then Butts Institute may be for you! http://butts.institute But in all seriousness, you may enjoy this thing my friend cooked up. "With over a million billion codepoints, Unicode offers a vast array of unique
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    by grimgrin 12y ago

    Yes, I am pronouncing it like I pronounce reggae.