jamestomasino

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by jamestomasino 12y ago
I've got a solution that is halfway working. It saves sessions, windows, and paths, but not panes: https://github.com/jamestomasino/bin/blob/master/tmux-sessio...
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
My god! I've been wanting this for so long. If your site breaks from being used too much, now you know why.
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
Perfect little casual game. I played around with something similar during a github game challenge, but never finished. Nice work.
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
Can we update the title to reflect that of the article: "Programming Isn't Manual Labor, But It Still Sucks"; or failing that, can we fix the spelling of Physical?
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
By far the most fantastic and unbelievable part of this article is the calm thoughtfulness and collaborative criticism in its comments. Thank you, OP, for sharing such a rare gem.
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
It's great to see some real app development happening in the pharma space. I was worried it was going to stay too novel and disconnected a tool to get any business traction. The real problem, in my opinion, is that Google hasn't m
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
I don't think folks would be opposed to overpopulation in that prison
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
Opens fine in Calibre for converting to other formats. Thanks!
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by jamestomasino 12y ago
Are you serious? I just spent all weekend building myself almost the exact same setup from scratch. It was a royal pain. I wish I'd seen this a week ago. Nice work.
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I use the Evelyn Wood techniques for topics like this. You'll make several passes through the text with different goals each time. On the first pass you read the TOC, chapter headings, section headings and so on. You are trying to abso
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I'll echo a lot of the sentiment here. The adult industry tech area is often well ahead of your mainstream counterparts. Anyone would be lucky to pull you in. I'm sure you'll face a little bit of animosity, but it will likely
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Since there seems to be a nice collection of speed reading bookmarklets and extensions being shared on this thread, I want to toss in mine as well: "Read" The chrome extension can be found here: https://chrome.google.co
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Is there a method to import a TTF or OTF font to start from? I've done a lot of work on a personal font I use, but I'd love to see how it plays out in Glyphr. Recreating it from scratch seems like a big ordeal.
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Since you asked for it: https://github.com/jamestomasino/read_plugin Direct link to plugin: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/read/aiijjeoekhpdp...
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
The term ninja makes me think that the people running the company don't understand software development and have relegated it to a category filled with mysterious doings. I expect the same sort of folks to call it wizardry or magic. Ha
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Most interesting part about it for me was the note that they are supporters of neovim.
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I can't wait till someone gets to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caff%C3%A8_corretto
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I feel the same way whenever I have to do work remotely on my phone. It's so precise and focused that I can get away with a few keypresses. I think neovim could be a great project and a major change for vim, but it could just as easily
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
First, the terms don't mean different things, despite the authors intention to make it so. Second, the idea he presents as coder is actually a basic operation done by programmers at many different levels. A good analogy would be to lik
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
The difference is a matter of arbitrary semantics. The quote in the beginning is nothing more than a setup of an argument from authority ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority ). The only takeaway of valu
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Great little script. I tossed it into by bash functions and added a bit of error checking and output formatting: https://github.com/jamestomasino/bash-scripts/blob/master/.f...
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Wow, HN horrible formatting. Here's the original: https://github.com/jamestomasino/bash-scripts/blob/master/.a...
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
My personal solution is along the same lines, but much less global and annoying. This is in my .bash_profile: # todo function todo { case "$1" in "-a") echo "$2" >> $HOME/.todo ;; "-d
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Any plans for non-heroku build instructions? Is there really much to it that Heroku is doing that can't be easily replicated, or was that just for speed of deployment? I'd love to self-host an instance of this, but that part threw
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
There's a great collection if decimal time ideas, many of which are linked at the bottom of that wikipedia page. I personally always liked the idea of making 1 day into the base unit. Then 0.5 would give you noon, 0.75 is 6pm. It seeme
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I also wrote a very basic one of these as a Vundle: https://github.com/jamestomasino/vim-writeroom
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Your History of Mathematics is great, but I prefer the two volume work by D.E. Smith. Here's volume 1: http://www.amazon.com/History-Mathematics-Vol-Dover-Books/dp...
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
I'm giving away http://notmedia.com and picking up http://nouncd.com/ . I'm really not sure what to do with it, but hey, what a neat exchange!
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
Are you living abroad in Iceland? I was under the impression that was the only way to get at .is domains.
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by jamestomasino 13y ago
There's a very strong argument here but the claim appears to rely on the author's expansive definition of "smartphone", in which he encompasses app stores, cloud servers and networks. Perhaps he has a point about the dif

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