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Show HN: Simple and ergonomic command line task manager written in Shell(github.com)
5 points by gwn7 9y ago|0 comments
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by gwn7 9y ago
Search for "hyperscript" :)
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by gwn7 9y ago
The only missing feature that is being mentioned here is the "hidden buffers". Undo is working properly. A related comment on buffer management from the author of the project: https://github.com/martanne/vis&#
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by gwn7 9y ago
Yes this is exactly what I meant. Thank you for letting me know!
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by gwn7 9y ago
That's not the case, as there are no hidden buffers in vis. If a file is open, it is shown on the screen as either a horizontal or a vertical split. That's the only way to edit multiple files.
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by gwn7 9y ago
I've been using vis as my primary editor for six months, and I'm quite happy with it. (I'm a long time vim user.) Main selling points for me: - Simple editor, easy to learn, with a ~650 line man page as the documentation - Si
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by gwn7 9y ago
I'm going to add that even the name "redux" comes from the word "reducer"..
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by gwn7 9y ago
vis is another lightweight but modern alternative to vim these days. I recently switched from vim and sam to vis myself, and recommend it. https://github.com/martanne/vis
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Biohacks to Improve Brain Health(articles.mercola.com)
1 points by gwn7 10y ago|0 comments
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by gwn7 10y ago
Good point. I might be wrong. I was trying to say that everybody needs to learn how to deal with rude people/comments. This does not justify the bad tone nonetheless.
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by gwn7 10y ago
I think that you are focusing on "rudeness" too much. This is the internet. And this is a (mainly) hacker community -who are not known for their politeness-, and good engineering matters for hackers. (as it should) I think that