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by jh3 14y ago
Try jw.
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by jh3 14y ago
The DND feature silently declines alerts and calls when enabled. I haven't used it yet, but I am assuming the alerts and calls that have been declined due to DND mode will be available whenever you turn it off/check the notification center.
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by jh3 14y ago
Kind of like this? http://www.beatlab.com/
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by jh3 14y ago
Thanks for posting this theme. Here's what I've been doing for quite some time now: - Terminal: ir_black, monaco 11 pt. - Vim (console): ir_black, monaco 11 pt. - MacVim: molokai, inconsolata, 14 pt. I've been using emacs lately, though, wh
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by jh3 14y ago
Check out http://vimcasts.org/episodes/the-file-explorer/ Also... :help netrw
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by jh3 14y ago
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/CamelsandRubberDuckie...
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by jh3 14y ago
If most apps were $5 and $10 instead of free and $.99, you would probably buy the $5 apps and wish the $10 were $5. For better or worse, people expect mobile apps to be <$1 or free.
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by jh3 14y ago
So you think it's good for the employer if an employee wants to quit because they think they are underpaid to stay and work on said project? Especially when they seem to they are screwing him?
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by jh3 14y ago
Buffer Explorer was good for a while. I went from that, to NERD Tree, to LustyJuggler, to Command-T and LustyJuggler, to Ctrl-P and LustyJuggler. Now I'm just using ctrl-p. It does everything for me and it doesn't require ruby or navigating
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by jh3 14y ago
Maybe you need more blood flowing to your brain in order to understand his question...
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by jh3 14y ago
If you're on Ubuntu and do not want to build vim with Ruby support, but still want to use Command-T for some reason, install vim-nox. That being said, ctrlp is less of a headache since it's pure vimscript like the headline says.
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Tracking everything, Placeme is the smartphone assistant of the future(gigaom.com)
4 points by jh3 15y ago|1 comments
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by jh3 15y ago
You, me, and everyone else on HN would be a millionaire.
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by jh3 15y ago
Awesome. This is what I was expecting. Hopefully they are released in the next month.
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by jh3 15y ago
Are the new Macbooks being released in the summer?
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by jh3 15y ago
Yeah, show your supervisor your Facebook. Bring in all your journals too. Maybe that incriminating picture that's in your drawer that your ex-lover took of you one night as well. Why not? What's the difference? Give them the key to your hou
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by jh3 15y ago
Haha, no problem at all.
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by jh3 15y ago
Personally, I find it more annoying to see so many "my business I hacked up over the weekend" and "look at my startup that I created in 20 hours" posts. I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure I see way more of these kinds of posts than I do
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by jh3 15y ago
> There are no two letter words containing the letter C, Q, V or Z. Does 'qi' count? http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/qi I know it counts when playing Words with Friends... I also think 'za' is valid when playing Scrabble typ
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by jh3 15y ago
So much publicity for Curtis over the last couple weeks.
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by jh3 15y ago
Also, see frission or "cold chill"[1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_chill
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Lehigh Valley HACK 2012 - First ever event of its kind in the Lehigh Valley(hack.lehighvalleytech.org)
1 points by jh3 15y ago|0 comments
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by jh3 15y ago
Yeah I have 8 in a mid-2009 model, but I'm trying to sell it so that I can put it towards whatever Apple releases in the next few months. If I do sell it, I'll be torn between a MBA or a MBP.
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by jh3 15y ago
I did not know some models were capable of supporting 16gb of RAM. Unfortunately, I don't think I have one of those models (I think I got mine in 2009). This is good to know, though.
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by jh3 15y ago
The "article" is barely three full sentence and includes two images. To me it clearly states why hjkl were chosen as the keys for navigating around the editor. How does the author's "That's the whole story!" ending make you feel like he's s
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by jh3 15y ago
Has anyone had success selling e-goods with this service or similar services? And how do they stop people from selling things they have not created?
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by jh3 15y ago
When money isn't an object, people would probably do things like ski and hike and travel until it became boring. Then they would happily work, especially if money isn't being worried about. When people are struggling, they will want to work
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by jh3 15y ago
I recently switched to Command-T. For me it is faster than NERDTree, especially if you know what file you need to open. For example: Leader-t, type several characters, enter is a way faster navigating through file hierarchy, in my opinion.
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by jh3 15y ago
I have actually been using your dot_vim repository as a base for my configuration. I like how you have things set up, but I don't do things like RoR development (I do still have vim-rails installed, though...). So, thanks for making everyth
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by jh3 15y ago
Sooo many vim plugins... I have 19 installed (and I think that's too many). Out of those 19, I regularly use 5 or less (not including passive ones like Vundle). My goal is to reduce the amount of crap I have to load, not add as much crap as

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