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by jasonm23 9y ago
Emacs can do this with Ruby, Python... Hell, you can get it to eval buffer, region, line with anything that'll accept input and return a useful output. The ease at which one can get any language (or I/O machine) to play along with
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by jasonm23 9y ago
See Pexon PC's in the UK for pioneers of this. (No link, go Google if you want... Not affiliated)
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by jasonm23 9y ago
What makes a biz work is people interested in it. That interest currently is generated by public relations functions instead of soundness.
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by jasonm23 9y ago
Sounds like xkcd 927 ...
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by jasonm23 9y ago
I made a Twitter account called @emacs_gifs a while back and used a modified version of KeyCastr (on Osx.) to display keystrokes... Results were quite acceptable.
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by jasonm23 9y ago
Better to think of imposter syndrome as an engine of improvement. You are signalling yourself that you want to be more like (insert current inspirational figure here) If you were as good as you'll ever be how would you improve? How wo
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by jasonm23 9y ago
Do you mean SSL/TLS?
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by jasonm23 10y ago
> Smiths invisible and myopic hand I'm intrigued by this phrase, could you explain it please?
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by jasonm23 10y ago
React Semantic UI doesn't have the jQuery dependency.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Bubble tea is a tea based drink which happens to have tapioca balls (aka. pearls) in it. It's popular in Asia and Australia, and originates from Taiwan. Also called boba tea or pearl tea.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Guake too https://github.com/Guake/guake
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Really? I can't check for a few hours. If you did... ls cd .. Would all the listed files be clickable in the ls output? This is what the parent comment is referring to in iTerm.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
> So they need to somehow make devs want to use it for their code. A nice experience is usually not enough. While I side with your central argument, there are numerous cases where the above is absolutely enough.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Really interesting business cards, simply cannot look like a business card, and the direct communication features (contact details) are secondary. If a business card can delight people who receive it, then it has a point. In this epoch, if
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by jasonm23 10y ago
s/nuisance/nuance
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by jasonm23 10y ago
FYI https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/err_on_the_side... Just in case you ever use that phrase in critical correspondence. Better to err on the side of caution.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
I will always remember the day when Brian turned HN into Reddit.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Parse was an API as a service. The idea being that you don't need your own servers and parse would provide API, database, push messaging and so on. That said, I never used it, I saw it appear, had a look, decided what it offered was t
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by jasonm23 10y ago
REmacs is a very interesting development... https://github.com/Wilfred/remacs/blob/master/README.md
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by jasonm23 10y ago
To your second point, I think simply encouraging this practice will see benefits. There are numerous ways to achieve results here, and typing speed falls behind simple automation in many cases. Getting a habit to automate away repetitive ta
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by jasonm23 10y ago
I setup Dreamcast emulation to run TOTD on a Mac last year. It was OK... Not perfect though. I ended up switching to Speedtype on Emacs, which I've found to be far more useful, and very easy to add exercise and drills. https:/&#
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Maybe you need (to make) a typing tutor in Sublime?
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Possibly helpful... http://gbacon.blogspot.sg/2009/07/programmable-semicolon-exp...
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by jasonm23 10y ago
To expect CRT/Williams Tube memory is a slightly bizarre assumption, it's a technology that was only very briefly used (developed in 1947 and used only in machines in the early 1950s, all but disappearing by 1956). It's also
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Side note. You may find flutter interesting. https://flutter.io
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by jasonm23 10y ago
For Elixir try The Little Elixir OTP Guidebook https://www.manning.com/books/the-little-elixir-and-otp-guid...
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by jasonm23 10y ago
https://www.w3.org/TR/webdatabase/
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by jasonm23 10y ago
Thank you for filling in the blanks. You pretty much summed up my definition. I can only guess at the reason why Spacemacs team chooses this term, but there is one simple problem with it. Users of Spacemacs are encouraged (by this naming q
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by jasonm23 10y ago
I think 25+ years is plenty.
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by jasonm23 10y ago
I wish people stopped calling a shared config a 'distribution' In both Spacemacs and Spacevim, all that's being provided is a config. No runtime, no package manager, no changes to the actual binaries of either app. It's

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