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by gurraman 16y ago
I don't know, when I went from OpenBSD to FreeBSD I actually took my fvwm configuration with me as I loved that look :)
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by gurraman 16y ago
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/product... Move along, it still says release candidate on the page.
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by gurraman 16y ago
An Erlang solution: f() -> f(1). f(1001) -> ok; f(N) -> io:fwrite("~p~n", [N]), f(N + 1).
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by gurraman 16y ago
Very nice! I've never written anything in Haskell beyond configuring Xmonad, so I don't know if this is how it works in the Haskell-world, but presenting it this way (the "Robust"-section in particular) really gives me the feeling that this
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by gurraman 16y ago
Can you somehow get to the note from the message (as opposed to get to the message from the task)?
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by gurraman 16y ago
Pentadactyl ( http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/index ).
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by gurraman 16y ago
This is nice, but please: release a feature that lets you add notes to messages already! I have so many threads in which I've left open drafts to be able to add a few comments.
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by gurraman 16y ago
The canvas is not stretched to the entire width of the container in FF 3.6.13/Mac. Try setting the dimensions of the canvas dom object to the dimensions of it's container.
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by gurraman 16y ago
2005 called; they want their blog post back.
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by gurraman 16y ago
There are multiple similar plugins for vim.
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by gurraman 16y ago
That email was not marked as spam on my gmail accounts.
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by gurraman 16y ago
For those who were not familiar with QR codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code
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by gurraman 16y ago
Anyone know who made it?
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by gurraman 16y ago
I have -- without giving it much thought -- stopped using RSS. Many friends have done the same. Now browsers seem to be dropping support. Maybe this is proof that RSS/Atom wasn't the panacea we thought it was. Maybe it is actually time for
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by gurraman 16y ago
For me it's about convenience rather than speed ; I find myself switching between navigating and editing a lot, not having to switch between the keyboard and the mouse is very convenient. That said, I think I'd perform your example-inter
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by gurraman 16y ago
I guess I'm weird but I actually like Erlang's syntax. To me it's part of the language's personality.
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by gurraman 16y ago
I started writing the basic commands in a comment, but it got kind of long. You'd best look at a reference. http://tnerual.eriogerg.free.fr/vimqrc.html http://www.pixelbeat.org/vim.tips.html http://www.rayninfo.co.uk/vimtips.html I'd
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Two Erlang Finds: Atomic Names and Parameterized Modules [2009](userprimary.net)
1 points by gurraman 16y ago|1 comments
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by gurraman 16y ago
You might want to have a look at the source of readability: http://code.google.com/p/arc90labs-readability/source/browse...
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by gurraman 16y ago
Work at night, sleep late: check Drink alcohol[1]: check Just waiting for smart people never get anything done and I'm ready to take over the world. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1815901
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by gurraman 16y ago
I too like to have code from multiple logical sections of my projects visible on the same screen at times. Splitting windows in vim works nicely for this purpose.
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by gurraman 16y ago
https://www.path.com/about 13 listed on their about-page.
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by gurraman 16y ago
They haven't gotten around to adding this feature for Swedish searches -- the first hit is the Swedish suicide guide (talks about mental preparation, choosing a location, how to find the courage, practical details etc). Made me feel ill a
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by gurraman 16y ago
My solution on OS X: Run console vim in a full screen iTerm2. You can multiplex the terminal with screen or tmux, giving you some of the benefits of a tiling window manager. I find it great to have a shell or two next to my editor to track
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by gurraman 16y ago
It depends on the current state of the project I guess. It might be quite important that your visitors quickly spot the feedback-button when they have not yet discovered the full value of the service provided, IE when there's no incitement
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by gurraman 16y ago
No need to wait for this to take off if you're eager -- many FOSS projects accept donations already.
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by gurraman 16y ago
I'd go for a simple static site (on a VPS) containing a brief introduction -- a main profile if you will -- and then let your actions on other services (github, bitbucket, facebook, twitter, flickr, tumblr, posterous etc) describe you. You'
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by gurraman 16y ago
I found this one particularly amusing :)
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by gurraman 16y ago
Visiting site consistently crashes safari ipad here (3.2.2).
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by gurraman 16y ago
As we've started to name other alternatives to make: waf[1] [1] http://code.google.com/p/waf/

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