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by grimgrin 13y ago
Replaces the current day of the month with []: $ cal | sed "s/.*/ & /;s/ $(date +%e) / [] /" September 2013 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [] 11 12
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Google Business Photos Breakdown (youtube.com)
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by grimgrin 13y ago
I've converted a few people to the z side. And yes, it is wonderful. [Disclaimer: rupa is a good friend of mine, as well]
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by grimgrin 13y ago
I check this every couple of weeks, hoping to see SublimeCodeIntel appear as working: https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/wiki/Sublim... https://github.com/Kronuz/SublimeCodeIntel
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I recently decided that I could probably really enjoy Reddit again if I did some Spring cleaning. First, I went to http://www.reddit.com/subreddits/mine and clicked the link in the sidebar title "multireddit of your subscriptions". I back
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by grimgrin 14y ago
But there is a BIG difference here if we're talking about the free services of both. Spotify is always free, and rdio is only free for 6 months. Yes it's probably a good thing to pay for a service that you like (I do), but some people don't
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I assume it should work fine with something like "30 seconds" or "1 minute", right? It's moving very slowly. About 2 inches in the past minute (set for 1 minute). Oh another thing, I like that you offer a snooze when the timer runs out. I t
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by grimgrin 14y ago
For the record, tried the Chrome extension and it is only marginally better, showing you "dshimy.github.com", but not the domain added via CNAME.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Unless I'm just terribly mistaken, good luck getting pyglet to run on OS X right now. However, I really hope I am wrong, because that means I was just being a fool last week and will soon be using pyglet.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
The bug was opened in 2010. It was changed to WontFix days after Google gave the Google Reader announcement. An unlikely coincidence.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Surely if you read that you read the following sentence: "There is currently no enforced time limit for the evaluation."
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by grimgrin 14y ago
This looks neat. I'm going to have to play around with it soon. As of now I've been using SizeUp, which is way less configurable, but great at giving you that top/left/right/bottom (and corners) placement you may be looking for. http://www
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by grimgrin 14y ago
The speculation on Reddit is how much Pawn Stars or Gamestop would be willing to spend. I don't think $50k is an honest speculation, but just a lowballed arbitrary number. Someone else chimed in after looking over it and guessed $150-200k.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I'm starting to appreciate Google Spreadsheets more. Hear me out: javascript in the spreadsheet. Today my boss needed me to make a get request from one of our spreadsheets when some column is edited. I just love that you can do that. Maybe
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Wearing sunscreen is likely the least important part of the speech. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTJ7AzBIJoI
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by grimgrin 14y ago
He without a doubt means iTerm2.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Not the favorite, just one that I enjoy. When looking for a simple OO implementation, middleclass works.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
You can also just right click on the marker and click "Copy video URL at current time."
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Just going to link one of my favorite libraries for LÖVE. https://github.com/kikito/middleclass
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Seems to me that you'd have to follow a budget for this to even be possible, and if you're following a budget you could have a spreadsheet give you the same kind of results. I'm probably overlooking something, though.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I can do two days at the gym, I can even socialize (I wonder if he he'd count 25% physical realm 75% internet realm relationships as healthy), but I don't know if I'll get out and do organic, open ended activities (frisbee, running with dog
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I'm happy that it sounds like he'll be fine, thanks to his own drive and of course the help you're offering (a laptop, smartphone, and a mobile hotspot are pretty helpful, really). Best of luck to him.
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I think playing Crawl a ton is the only reason I remember so well. But playing too much crawl makes me think I can also move diagonally in vim (yubn).
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by grimgrin 14y ago
If you're not a die hard vim user but do enjoy vim navigation/insertion styles then you may want to try out Sublime's Vintage mode: http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html
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by grimgrin 14y ago
http://dl.nux.ro/aaronsw/qblog.aaronsw.com/page/2
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by grimgrin 14y ago
"I’ve never been able to prototype product on the computer; it always felt too clunky, too slow. Similarly, if you are in a meeting or—as I noticed during Y Combinator at a talk—typing on a laptop seems like a sure way to miss 70 percent of
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by grimgrin 14y ago
It's HTML5's "localStorage", a local database that is all key/value. localStorage.setItem("theKeyToSaveItAs", "theValue"); OP is saving via localStorage every 2 seconds: setInterval(function() { localStorage.setItem("text", textarea.v
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I do love your app. Haven't used it in a month or so, but the one thing that bothered me was how I could click on a message that contained a link, and easily view the link, but I couldn't click on the topic to do the same thing. Mostly curi
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by grimgrin 14y ago
I gave preloading a shot. Should work fine for you. https://github.com/shmup/wikiUp/commit/8a7216c28da9741beed5a...
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by grimgrin 14y ago
Here are two other sources that I found pretty useful when switching to Sublime. http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-and-tips/essential-s... I'm not a huge fan of video sources when I could just look at images/read text and get it don

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