hxegon

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by hxegon 10y ago
Dismissing someone's beliefs as absurd, racist, ignorant, crazy, will not change their mind. You have to be patient, calm, and curious. Most people don't really know why they believe what they believe. This isn't a comment
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by hxegon 10y ago
As someone who knows a lot of trump supporters and trump haters, this is what people who are afraid of trump need to recognize. I've seen the advice from this article work first hand, and I've seen people who don't understand
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by hxegon 10y ago
Uh, don't you know that money is evil and being rich is (like, uh, basically) a crime? REPENT CAPITALIST SCUM /s
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by hxegon 10y ago
I'm not really sure what you are trying to say here. If you have a better solution to centrifuge availability than a 20c one made out of paper, please enlighten us.
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by hxegon 10y ago
Great picture, cut the buzzword.
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by hxegon 10y ago
I had the same experience with spacemacs, but it made me realize what I was missing with vim. Currently trying to build up an emacs/evil config from scratch.
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by hxegon 10y ago
Analogy?
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by hxegon 10y ago
> Nuclear power is centralized and lends itself to government or corporate control of the energy system As opposed to what we have now?
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by hxegon 10y ago
Except that you can't replace fossil fuels completely with diffuse energy sources like wind and solar.
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by hxegon 10y ago
What? I've seen tarruda and co. explicitly express gratitude and thanks to Bram.
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by hxegon 10y ago
First off, there's a lot of good reasons to use V.S. OK, Now that that's out of the way... The one thing I see people cite the most when they talk about not learning vim is "shortcuts". Vim's main editing interface
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by hxegon 10y ago
A lot of other comments make related points that kind of dance around this, but here it is: The major improvements of neovim aren't (directly) user facing. It's a major refactor, which makes it immensely easier to maintain and con
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by hxegon 10y ago
Do you have a repo up with the code?
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by hxegon 10y ago
Something something only 40% of intent comes across in text (couldn't find source, if someone can, please link)
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by hxegon 10y ago
I feel like that would be a TOS violation.
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by hxegon 10y ago
> If I want some repetitive behaviour (create new class, generate code) I'll use the [...] behaviour customised to my needs AKA a function. > code editor is to be context aware and transform your code accordingly to the language
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by hxegon 10y ago
because you can just write a mapping or function that does that.
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by hxegon 10y ago
> 1) occasionally entering several commands by accident when in the wrong mode and having to correct it Maybe for beginners, but this almost never happens after a while, and hitting undo takes 0 time. > 2) lack of ease of use both for
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by hxegon 10y ago
(it does)
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by hxegon 10y ago
Happy vim user for 3 years, and SOOOOO worth it. Being able to work with text in an editing language immensely shortens the loop from thought to code, and having an editor that you can adapt to any language or framework or toolset you want
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by hxegon 10y ago
You have my attention. :) edit: Wow, super excited to try this out.
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by hxegon 10y ago
I wish more companies were open like this, pretty cool to see the decision making and reasoning behind operational stuff like this.
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by hxegon 10y ago
Was wondering why a bunch of websites were giving me ssl errors, but working in firefox.
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by hxegon 10y ago
I'd also love to hear thoughts on this. In a similar position.
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by hxegon 10y ago
The amount of ads on television is mind boggling. If I want to watch a 30 minute show, I don't want it to be an hour long event filled with ads for prescription medication when I already pay money to watch the show.
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by hxegon 10y ago
I don't watch football, but the rams going to LA and NOT THE RAIDERS. WHAT?!
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by hxegon 10y ago
Wow, those are great specs for 1300. what's battery life like?
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by hxegon 10y ago
Also take a look at the razor blade stealth for something cheaper, if you don't need a dedicated graphics card. (although you can hook up a razer core if you need one)
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by hxegon 10y ago
Seriously, why is their site such a trash fire? Across 4 computers I've not once seen it work well. I'm thinking about getting a new computer, but even though I loved my old x230 I'm not thinking about getting a lenovo now be
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by hxegon 10y ago
Anyone tried have one of the new razer blade stealths? I'm eyeing one (16gb, kaby lake i7, 500+gb ssd) for 1400, and curious what others experiences are.

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