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by itodd 12y ago
In case anyone came here thinking about how many pints fit in the sun, the answer is: 2.984×10^30 pints
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by itodd 13y ago
This is how you do it in 9.2 using PLV8. http://people.planetpostgresql.org/andrew/index.php?/archive... For 9.3, see more info at http://michael.otacoo.com/postgresql-2/postgres-9-3-feature-.
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by itodd 13y ago
Manning is charged with "aiding the enemy" which carries a life sentence. http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/nation/2013/07/18/judge-mann...
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by itodd 14y ago
I've been using underscore's _.after [0] to help manage my async code. It's extremely simple and does the job. [0] http://underscorejs.org/#after
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by itodd 14y ago
`brew install postgres` is a close runner up (note: requires homebrew.)
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by itodd 15y ago
ultraedit → vim → textmate → vim
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by itodd 15y ago
Protip for those of you virtualizing Linux using VMware Fusion: You can force quit VMWare Fusion and your VMs will continue to run in the background.
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by itodd 15y ago
FoldIt ( http://fold.it/portal/ ) is similar. Humans tend to find a better starting structure while computers are better at refining that structure.
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by itodd 15y ago
I'd refrain from calling visitors who don't use less idiots.
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by itodd 15y ago
You reached us through hacker news. I'm a software engineer (cbio now, formerly part of the operations team) at a biotech. I forwarded a link to our lab manager and COO. We have solved order management using a google form and google spreads
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by itodd 15y ago
I really like the style. One thing to note: Whenever I encounter a select your state dropdown, I select it and type the first few letters of my state. Please consider implementing this functionality. Awesome work otherwise.
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by itodd 15y ago
A general tip that has served me well: use tmux ( http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ ). My typical environment consists of a a few vertically stacked panes. Up top is my vim session, below that is a shell. Below that is a horizontal split with
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by itodd 16y ago
This week on This American Life they are asking "what exactly is money?" http://www.thisamericanlife.org/
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by itodd 16y ago
I've been using tmux instead of screen lately. It's nice to have window splitting built in. http://tmux.sourceforge.net/
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by itodd 17y ago
Be sure to play with your study in OsiriX: http://www.osirix-viewer.com/ It will build a 3d Model where you can peel back all the way to the bone.
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Script to open the source file of a python module in vim. Ex: pyvi os.path(github.com)
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by itodd 17y ago
∴ means therefore.
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by itodd 17y ago
You could add this to your ~/.vimrc so that you don't skip wrapped lines: " Don't skip a wrapped line nnoremap j gj nnoremap k gk vnoremap j gj vnoremap k gk
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by itodd 17y ago
I saw some code posted on a security mailing list and compiled and ran it in a virtual machine to see what it did. Except I didn't and ran it on the host. It rm -rf'd my home.
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by itodd 17y ago
I'm in this very same position. I'm taking another approach. I plan to propose that I go from employee to contractor. I was disappointed this option wasn't discussed, but not surprised. It's risky, yes. But it's a lot better than being an a
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by itodd 17y ago
Me too. I tried both words and numbers.
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by itodd 17y ago
Looks attractive. I'd rather not have the flash overhead (loading...). That's why we use flot for our dashboard. http://code.google.com/p/flot/
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by itodd 17y ago
Terminus is by far my favorite. I am disappointed it was not mentioned. http://fractal.csie.org/~eric/wiki/Terminus_font apt-get install xfonts-terminus
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by itodd 17y ago
I don't think it's a replacement for :ls<CR>. I simply think it is worth mentioning both in an article called "Vim made easy...".
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by itodd 17y ago
I can't believe they talked about MiniBuffExplorer and didn't mention Vim 7's tabs.
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by itodd 18y ago
Congrats David and Christian.
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by itodd 18y ago
This has to be a troll. No one can be this out of touch with reality.