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   by jsulak 16y ago

   I like that: "they tell my brain it's coding time." It's more important to me I think to have the same music than specific music. I use ephiphany radio ( http://www.epiphanyradio.org/ ) and Joey Fehrenbach radio on Pandora. They are wha
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   I used to struggle with insomnia a lot, but for now I (knock on wood) have it under control. The trick is to have a routine. Simply having a routine is more important than the specifics, I think. Mine is: - No caffeine after 3pm. - Lower
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   Exactly. I am truly dreading hurricane season. Cleanup after a major storm is bad enough without having to deal with sticky, toxic oil.
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   I still have trouble comprehending how truly very, very bad this all is. I think it's been hard to feel the scale of it because it's such a slow-motion event, so it frequently falls out of the news cycle, even here in relatively nearby Hou
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   Glad you like it. Thanks for the info.
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   I'm on Windows, and I've rolled my own solution that uses incremental search, sort of like Emacs ido-mode buffer switching. http://bitbucket.org/jasulak/switcheroo/wiki/Home Not for everyone, but I like it.
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   Clickable link: http://bitbucket.org/jasulak/switcheroo/wiki/Home
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   Show HN: Switcheroo, my Emacs-ido-mode-inspired alt-tab replacement for Windows(bitbucket.org)

   6 points by jsulak 16y ago|1 comments
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   by jsulak 16y ago

   I'm a fan of VirtuaWin myself: http://virtuawin.sourceforge.net/
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    by jsulak 17y ago

    I'm the same, except I use cygwin + mintty, which I find to be a better (and better-looking) than rxvt on Windows.
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    by jsulak 17y ago

    Another excellent calculator (multi-platform, too): http://www.speedcrunch.org/en_US/index.html By default, it has a keypad, but you can turn it off easily enough.
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    by jsulak 17y ago

    I wrote about this kind of thing a while back (about some different "rules'): http://www.wordsinboxes.com/2008/07/splitting-grammatical-ha...
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    Building Scalable Databases: Denormalization, the NoSQL Movement and Digg(25hoursaday.com)

    27 points by jsulak 17y ago|2 comments
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    Interview with Chong Yidong and Stefan Monnier, Emacs maintainers(emacs-fu.blogspot.com)

    6 points by jsulak 17y ago|0 comments