jasonm23

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Show HN: I built something weird...(itunes.apple.com)
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by jasonm23 14y ago
To be fair, the big problem is that EVERY language can go through the hands of the incompetent.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Yep, get ready for the BASIC revolution.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Say what you like, but I much prefer having a screen to type in vs a piddling little textarea.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
I just found it by accident... "Oh my god!" ;)
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by jasonm23 14y ago
There's a long symbiosis of psychedelics with hackers. Something about information wanting to be free, curiosity, and deep insight...
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Agreed, just adding the caveat.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
It's almost like it's completely pointless... no? Coming soon, find out what happens when you 20 GOTO 10!!!
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Not in zsh it doesn't. (tip: it's a zsh thing.)
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by jasonm23 14y ago
And after day 14 of endless crap, how is anger working out?
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by jasonm23 14y ago
"level of bullshit and outright lies coming out of the UK press" ... ...staggering would imply a degree of shock. They've been doing this since the EU/ECM began.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Right, yeah I use this one too for anywhere I need printf a-like formatting in JS. But isn't this the other side of the coin? Formatting numbers as strings, not parsing strings to floats? (forgive me if I'm off base on this, I'm only lookin
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by jasonm23 14y ago
I think it's the public ridicule aspect which is new, thanks to everyone using twitter like it's their backyard, and forgetting it's a mouthpiece to the entire earth.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Where's the button to give you 10million upvotes?
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by jasonm23 14y ago
I'll amend it, sorry, but it aggravates me slightly when someone is writing several paragraphs, describing in detail how much they are free from digital distractions, and so on and so forth, and at the very foot they say... Follow me on twi
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by jasonm23 14y ago
"You should follow me on twitter here" ... Groan.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Thank you for this "when TextMate started withering on the vine I became disillusioned that I had put so much effort into pursuing such a short-lived tool."
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by jasonm23 14y ago
You can get decent float parsing by doing Number() casting / regex cleanup, instead of parseFloat(). I don't know how tangle does it though
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by jasonm23 14y ago
it's the next 'key' pin. (the little stain is a key icon.)
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Well, the lisp factor is obviously an issue, for people who aren't interested in learning another language, but that's knowledge friction. It's not particularly difficult to learn Lisp, it needs a nice syntax highlighter to dim away all the
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by jasonm23 14y ago
You can use both Emacs and vim in this "judicious use of plugins" style, and there's such an abundance of starter kits and battle tested configurations that the default of either is nothing you need to spend hours configuring your way out o
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Emacs IEdit mode has done this for years
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by jasonm23 14y ago
Emacs can do all that. I wouldn't be surprised if Vim could too... The point about these two editors is that no matter what feature shows up in an editor, both of them could implement it.
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by jasonm23 14y ago
The "problem" with Emacs and Vim is their out the box state is a bit daunting, if you allow a little time to get used to and configure Emacs, it'll blow the shit out of any editor you've ever used. ... Grab ocodo/emacsd from GitHub, it's a
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Joining a list with different strings at given interval(stackoverflow.com)
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PhotoShop ACO Palette to UIColor list(github.com)
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