gurraman

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by gurraman 15y ago
"Small" things like adding proper support for background processes, a slightly beefier standard library and better ways to integrate plugins with the ui (a clean api instead of resorting to buffer-hacks etc) would go a long way without dest
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by gurraman 15y ago
If you prefer vim's keybindings: http://projects.mikewest.org/vimroom/
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by gurraman 15y ago
Other reasons I prefer the CLI (most of the time): - awesome cross-platform window management (tmux, screen etc) - a commonly used standard: one programs output is another programs input - program availability (there are many programs that
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by gurraman 15y ago
I think he compared before (plain php) and after (invested time in learning some new technology).
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by gurraman 15y ago
A custom hook.
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by gurraman 15y ago
The second answer by andcoz ends with a great summary. I'd quote it here if copy on ipad worked on SE.
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by gurraman 15y ago
Good stuff - very succinct. But... the basics of Erlang are very straightforward and tutorials are plentiful. There really should be more articles on the things that set Erlang apart (OTP design principles etc) written in the style of this
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Unofficial Homebrew repository(github.com)
1 points by gurraman 15y ago|0 comments
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by gurraman 15y ago
I write my notes in markdown and keep them in a git repository. A simple hook generates a collection of html documents that I host on my private server for reading while commuting.
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by gurraman 15y ago
I've found previous articles from the same source a bit thin. And I have a personal dislike of the author after reading the comments on another article on the site: http://uxmovement.com/navigation/designing-tab-navigation-th... I was hap
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by gurraman 15y ago
Pointless comment: 11px font size in the body of an article on typography? That must have been a conscious act.
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by gurraman 15y ago
Awesome! I've always felt dirty fixing text-overflow (more often than not a cosmetic fix) on the backend, albeit it's not often feasible to create web sites where content and presentation are truly separated.
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by gurraman 15y ago
The Internet is a really big part of our current society; the concern of a lot of people. You'd expect that the advisory board of decision-makers of such important things would consist of the smartest and most knowledgable persons available
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by gurraman 15y ago
I think the pentadactyl[1]/vimperator[2] ui is nice; I can see the URL of the page I'm currently browsing, but it claims minimal screen real-estate. [1]: http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/ [2]: http://vimperator.org/vimperator
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by gurraman 15y ago
I love the straight quotes, but I'm experiencing increased vertical space between lines in the terminal as well. Seems like the author has the same "problem" judged by the screenshots posted.
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by gurraman 15y ago
This a cool project, albeit not my cup of tea. Sure, the terminals out there need a little work, but I'm skeptical about bringing too much of the "gui world" in. There are, however, some concepts that are worth copying and that are in fact
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Ranger - file manager(ranger.nongnu.org)
2 points by gurraman 15y ago|0 comments
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Simple Unix tools in Haskell(haskell.org)
39 points by gurraman 15y ago|13 comments
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by gurraman 16y ago
We're going for Braintree as well. Have heard many great things about them.
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Command goinstall - import from remote locations(golang.org)
5 points by gurraman 16y ago|0 comments
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by gurraman 16y ago
Ah, #4 in the original post. It's a good feature that deserves extra mention though :)
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by gurraman 16y ago
I did not read the entire list, but my favorite "trick": CMD + SHIFT + g ... in Finder (or an open-file-dialog) opens up a "Go to folder"-dialog in which you can tab-complete your way to the desired destination. It's not perfect, b
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Strange - a vim color scheme for 8- and 256-color terminals, as well as gui vim(github.com)
2 points by gurraman 16y ago|0 comments
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by gurraman 16y ago
Done. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3534 https://github.com/strange/strange.vim
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by gurraman 16y ago
Thank you. Will do.
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by gurraman 16y ago
Thank you. I run tmux inside iTerm2. I'll clean the theme up a little and make an isolated repository. Looks decent in 8-color terminal as well.
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by gurraman 16y ago
I wrote my own scheme: https://github.com/strange/dotfiles/blob/master/.vim/colors/... Python: http://files.pipsq.com/strange/python.png Erlang: http://files.pipsq.com/strange/erlang.png
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by gurraman 16y ago
My recipe/plan to succeed as a generalist is to fully master the most fundamental building blocks; things that do not change so often. Practice algorithms, implement a lexer, write a web server, a compiler, build a computer, an i/o board, y
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Ask HN: Non-suave nerds?
1 points by gurraman 16y ago|3 comments
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Optimizing egitd; Introduction(andrew.hijacked.us)
2 points by gurraman 16y ago|0 comments

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