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Plus they are built outside cities, so it moves the pollution to a less population dense area
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tl;dr: > Editor's Update - 5/22/2006: Monad has been renamed Windows PowerShell Plus there's an interesting interview with Erik Meijer and Jeffrey Snover [0] [0]: https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/G
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Scripting Monad: The Future of Windows Scripting (2005)
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9y ago
There's a HN clone that ranks stories higher if they have less comments. More comments can just mean more controversial.
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icc97
9y ago
Basically markdown output converted to html
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9y ago
Indeed, the example image shows html rendered plain text. Not monospace.
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9y ago
FZF with `:Buffers` gives you a fuzzy search on your buffers. Plus there's unimpaired which gives `[b` and `]b`. I did try to get tabbing through buffers working and yours looks like a good solution, but I find my buffers are rarely ne
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9y ago
You still get a warning if you try to close without saving
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9y ago
I agree that you can't just use all the old keys otherwise you'll never learn. But what I am looking for is kind of a translation guide from ST to Vim. For Vim learners I really think that GVim is a great tool because eg it doesn&
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9y ago
So they still do indie bundles, they still do pay what you want pricing, they still do DRM free, they still have support for charities. But on top of that they've added a lot of sales that breaks any of those principles. I think they d
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9y ago
I could only see a therapist in the UK because my job's private medical insurance gave me £1500/year to spend. Those I knew who tried to get help on the NHS were just prescribed drugs by their doctor without being referred to a ps
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9y ago
What was effectively a handgun ban came into enforcement in the UK [0] in 1996. One exception was for sporting clubs. Of course we're pretty short of bears. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firearms_policy_in_t
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9y ago
I don't see as the US as being monsters, just that it seems very very important to you. I spent a couple of years in the air cadets (youth version of the air force) and I fired rifles there. I can see reasons for it in the military. Yo
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9y ago
Bare in mind what the post talks about that for some people, telling them to go running just makes them feel worse because they can't even get up the energy to get off the sofa. I think it depends on how deep down the hole you are, plu
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9y ago
This is the same Zac Holman who was fired from GitHub [0] when he was having tough times. It's great how open he is about it. I'm waiting until we see going to the doctor to talk about pain in your brain the same as going to talk
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9y ago
As a Brit, I can't explain quite how foreign this logic is. It just blows my mind that people can think like this. Most American logic and way of life is remarkably similar. I feel like I understand the American way of life more than s
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9y ago
He said they were second class citizens not that they didn't exist. They're slower than list comprehension. There was a performance question on SO I remember where the comprehension was 1 or 2 orders of magnitude faster. Edit: Gui
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Less sophisticated but faster production was what I read: > The beautiful Howiesons Poort industry with its long, thin blades is replaced at 58,000 years ago by a simple technology that could be rapidly produced.
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9y ago
This is the same reason why bees create a hexagonal honeycomb and also I think the reasoning for the structure in a fly's eye.
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9y ago
Makes me wonder what research they'll be doing about us in 58,000 years.
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9y ago
All of Tim Pope's plugins are brilliant. One that saved me a ton of pain was his Obsession plugin which stores sessions that don't conflict as much with other plugins.
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9y ago
I kind of felt the same way about Vim. I was very happy with Sublime. I still am and most of what I've done with Vim is replicate the functionality from ST. If you're not curious enough to dive in full time then stay with ST. I ha
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9y ago
GVim has the shortcuts next to each of the menu items. GVim is the most newbie friendly environment which you can wean yourself off of once you're comfortable using Vim's commands.
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9y ago
It is super hard because everything you're used to from your regular editor or browser commands don't apply. So all your muscle memory is useless. That might sound like it's easy to overcome but it's not and it's su
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> It also elides the fact that, at a time of increasing automation here on Earth, the rush to send human colonists to space seems quaint, if not misguided. Personally I find that with all the recent Space X announcements, space explorati
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Yeah definitely, I regarded it as a failure to fall back to GVim. But my sanity and productivity was at stake. I did spend a lot of time in Vim in DOS and loved the fact that it was even possible to do something productive there. But I just
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Perhaps I'm just less demanding but I was pretty blown away. Perhaps it sounds robotic but it's coming from the same voice recording. The main difference was how perfectly the words blend together. Now I'm just waiting to get
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9y ago
As far as I know, the Ubuntu shell still uses the console. There is indeed highlighting but basically only 8 colours that are dubiously split to make 16. A recent Windows update was supposed to give 256 colours but I tried and couldn't
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9y ago
Both powershell and the dos prompt still go through the console. It's quite amazing to have Vim running in a native Windows prompt but when you use it full time the little things start to get to you.
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9y ago
All these tutorials are like taking beginner French. If you want to learn French live in France. If you want to learn Vim you have to live in it. Use it for your development full time. Then over time you start to see it's power. For me
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