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CIDER Inside the Brewery – Devon Peticolas(youtube.com)
1 points by ikitat 10y ago|0 comments
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by ikitat 15y ago
ctrl-d Emacs keybindings work just about everywhere on a Mac.
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by ikitat 15y ago
It definitely hurt the telescope optics market, there is no longer an affordable supplier of borosilicate optical blanks.
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by ikitat 16y ago
Then it wasn't Windows, Emacs crashes every so often on Windows XP/7
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by ikitat 16y ago
It was still repoze.bfg back then
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by ikitat 16y ago
I recall Slackware Linux requiring 13 disks
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by ikitat 16y ago
Don't worry about it too much. It's just a way to configure your Emacs with some niceties while you're busy learning the editor. I've spent a bit of time digging through the starter kits and learning how everything is configured for the l
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by ikitat 16y ago
I was a long time vim user too. I switched to emacs after witnessing slime and clojure. I can't image life without org-mode anymore.
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Richard Dawkins Foundation webmaster accused of embezzlement(courthousenews.com)
2 points by ikitat 16y ago|2 comments
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by ikitat 16y ago
HISTCONTROL="ignorespace" now you can keep a given command from history find ... <space>!! -delete
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by ikitat 16y ago
find ... !! -delete
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by ikitat 16y ago
Actually, it's an easy way to: - add two numbers - build the project with dependencies - display stack traces - deliver static files - generate html from code - validate user input - host with a web server - reload the web server during dev
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by ikitat 16y ago
So, you'll depend on the rest of the world to vaccinate so you can benefit from herd immunity and not chance the impossible odds that anti-vaccine conspiracy theories are correct? No, maybe not a wacko, just selfish and uninformed. Vaccine
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by ikitat 16y ago
What! No Paredit?
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by ikitat 16y ago
"Data from the British Chiropractic Association..." I'd trust data from the Tooth Fairy Association as much if not more.
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by ikitat 16y ago
No, but I regret it after having my top cover replaced to resolve a dead trackpad. I never buy extended warranties, I'm probably ahead nonetheless.
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by ikitat 16y ago
Why demonize HFCS (over sugar) before science shows any of the conspiracy theorists claims are true? It sounds like the vast majority of anti-HFCS claims have no supporting evidence. As far as obesity is concerned, HFCS and sugar are prob
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by ikitat 17y ago
You forgot Incanter :)
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by ikitat 17y ago
The FDA has the power to prosecute for unproven claims. Regulating woo could give it more credibility.
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by ikitat 17y ago
So far only one video appears from 2010. The audio is great, much improved from last years audio.
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by ikitat 17y ago
No. Water can poison and kill you at a large enough dosage. Oxygen too. Treating cancer with homeopathy is harmless until the cancer kills you. All medicine (supported by science or not) carries some risk, the poison is in the dosage. Woo p
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by ikitat 17y ago
$ emacs -q works pretty well for quick edits too
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by ikitat 17y ago
Sadly, this will only put a small dent in the anti-vaccination cloaked as autism advocacy movement.
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by ikitat 17y ago
And yet, this RCT shows that it has no effect. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19296870
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Why use monads?(intensivesystems.net)
2 points by ikitat 17y ago|0 comments
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by ikitat 17y ago
smells like worms
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by ikitat 17y ago
Your idea of science is different than mine. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19296870
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by ikitat 17y ago
Other PL/SQL
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by ikitat 17y ago
Vaccines aren't 100% effective in all people. You can catch a virus you were vaccinated against, but your odds of immunity are improved.
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by ikitat 17y ago
> Know anyone that has had H1N1 yet? Yes, a former colleague of mine had H1N1 this summer. He was put into a drug induced coma and intubated for 3 weeks. He is in his mid-30s and seemingly healthy.

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