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by hibbelig 7y ago
To me those ex commands feel more like a standard library than a DSL. But I know very little about vimscript and I’m happy to be corrected.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I have used TouchKeys on Windows, which doesn't do exactly what you ask for, but is also pretty nice: it makes Space into a modifier key, and you can configure the combinations. E.g. Space+J could be cursor down, or Space+G could be e
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I apologize for being dense. Are you saying that informed people will advise against health? I think you meant something different but I’m too dense to understand.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Emily's point is that NLP researchers tend to describe only how English is used, not how other languages are used.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Thank you. I didn't read it that way. Makes a lot of sense.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
5000 sq ft?? My family of four lives in 1000 and it’s only a bit cramped. Each kid has their own room. I knew homes in the US are larger than in Europe but I’m surprised about the difference.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I use hs.hotkey.modal to make Alt-Space pop up a modal window that tells me what I can do. Various keys open specific apps, e.g. Return opens Finder and Space opens iTerm. Other keys move and resize the currently window to specific areas.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The IntelliJ dark theme is called Darcula. Nice pun.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I have sVim on Safari
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The page shows some faces, and the faces look at the mouse pointer. For example, faces below the mouse pointer look up, faces above it look down.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
What is the Mono engine? What does FNA stand for?
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by hibbelig 7y ago
> How do we know the more relaxed/organized schedule leads to success, and not that success leads to a more relaxed/organized schedule? In the article, they looked at university students, prior to success. Of course this mea
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Interesting! I always use Cmd-Shift-/, which focuses the search field in the help menu, and Ctrl-b and Ctrl-f do not escape from there. But focusing the menu bar with Ctrl-F2 does indeed allow me to use Ctrl-f and Ctrl-b. And after h
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by hibbelig 7y ago
It’s not about the size for me. Sure the full height inverted T is easy to use. The half height inverted T also works. But the one that isn’t inverted T is difficult.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
It doesn’t work in the menus for example. The cursor keys are still important.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The lady and right keys are easy. But up and down are difficult. With the half height left and right keys it’s easier to find the up and down keys. The down key is between left and right and the up key is an island (or a peninsula at least)
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Right. For each purpose, add a new field and ask the user. I wonder how many fields would be the end result. I have no idea.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The problem here is that you might need more than one "name" like string. One goes into the address of an envelope, but if the letter starts with "Dear" or "Hello", then what follows is usually a different nam
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by hibbelig 7y ago
If you ask an American "How are you?", they will respond "Fine, how are you?". If you ask a German "How are you?", they will tell you they caught a flu and they bumped their toe on the way to the bathroom. As a
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I think the submission should say "PLANTUML" (adding "U").
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by hibbelig 7y ago
By moving from a non-Latin script to a Latin script, you destroy puns, and I feel that destroys the culture, too. It is too big a price to pay.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Is your Mac running the external monitor in its native resolution? I have a 4k display, and when I select the "Looks like 3840 x 2160" option, UI elements are too small. Selecting "Looks like 2560 x 1440" results in blu
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by hibbelig 7y ago
The Twitter thread points out that you need to call from a different phone, else the scammer could leave the line open (even after you hang up!).
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I think the confusion comes because you have to do ln -s bar foo so that "ls -l" then prints foo -> bar People who look at an existing symlink before trying to create a new one will get confused. Of course, th
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Zip is a DOS tool, so I’m not so surprised it’s not following Unix conventions...
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by hibbelig 7y ago
Maybe one customer wishes to run their databases in a cluster distributed across two continents. Maybe another customer has bought Oracle and the installation still has room. Also, they have a custom backup scheme that takes their load pat
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by hibbelig 7y ago
> What can you accomplish with goto that you can't accomplish with try/catch and custom errors? You can program in C. C doesn't have try/catch...
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by hibbelig 7y ago
GP loves the Messages integration in macOS and misses it on Linux.
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by hibbelig 7y ago
I've started using it a few months ago, and it seems pretty stable. I've got a fancier mapping for the caps lock key: when you hold it, it works like ctrl, and when you tap it it works like escape. I've also got something sim
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by hibbelig 7y ago
> And, even within a town, it's not unusual for streets to change name a couple times in the course of a few miles. You say that as if it was a bad thing. This idea that a "street" is a line on the map, and whether ther

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