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by iveqy 10y ago
I do most my work in the terminal, using vim and mutt. I wanted something fast, I can't stand waiting for a webpage to load. That's not a good user experience for mem. So I tried to mimic vim (fast load times and no use for a mous
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by iveqy 10y ago
I couldn't have said it better myself. Thanks :)
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by iveqy 10y ago
That's one of my goals. To have something blazingly fast. I actually flag every command that takes longer than 100 ms to execute as an ERROR.
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by iveqy 10y ago
Hi, I'm the developer. Thank you for your suggestions. I must make you dissappointed that there's no plan for emacs style keybindings at this point. The system has a very clear API between GUI and backend, so future plans is to ad
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Show HN: A ncurses CRM system (and accounting)
95 points by iveqy 10y ago|63 comments
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by iveqy 10y ago
So VSCode is great in many ways, and the article might be interesting. But I would never call it fast. It's still really really slow. Just see this comparision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDRBxtEUOFE
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by iveqy 10y ago
I would say it's a huge difference between easy to use and easy to learn. LaTeX is easy to use, but not easy to learn.
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by iveqy 10y ago
Actually, if we count unicorn companies per capita, the number two after silicon valley is stockholm. http://www.forbes.com/sites/knowledgewharton/2015/11/11/how-...
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by iveqy 11y ago
Redis is written in C, afaik.
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by iveqy 11y ago
The real question here is why Dole owns container ships and Chiquita doesn't. What differs Chiquitas needs from Doles?
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by iveqy 11y ago
Skip all those features, just give me speed, a lot of it. Plugins would be great (I love vimperator) but speed and efficienty is the real deal here.
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by iveqy 11y ago
But why? (actually a curious question. Why is this interesting to you?)
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by iveqy 11y ago
I'm always surprised about the strong feelings about unions in the US. Coming from Sweden which have 70% of the workforce belonging to a union I have a hard time understanding why unions is a bad thing. Isn't it easier to handle o
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by iveqy 11y ago
People are still using Visual Studio as far as I know and Visual Studio isn't supporting C99, which makes C99 non-portable as long as Visual Studio is the default compiler for Windows and Windows beeing a big player.
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Show HN: I've this wonderful app – but no users
4 points by iveqy 12y ago|5 comments
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by iveqy 12y ago
I guess we have Sarah Sharp to thank for this. It took over 2 years for this to come so far and it's a quite complicated subject. http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-07/22/sarah-sharp
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by iveqy 12y ago
I cant see anything wrong with this. It's just smart hiring. The error is first done when you hire detectives and excutives exclusively from the cop force, because then you start with a bad selection (since beeing a good cop and a good
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by iveqy 13y ago
The Swedish Viggen locked on the Blackbird several times... http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-659...
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by iveqy 13y ago
#git on freenode has some interesting thought about this: 11:44 -gitinfo(jast@infobot.gitrecipes.de)- Storing git repositories on DropBox is a Very Bad Idea™. Use a free hosting service (such as Bitbucket or GitHub), or read !dropbox_why if
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by iveqy 13y ago
linux is very much non-US and is already developed in non-US contries. Facebook alternatives has existed for ages, as well as gmail alternatives. The root-servers has long been distributed all over the world. software from the us is huge, b