justinmk

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by justinmk 13y ago
w3m works great for hacker news.
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> there's not a single good Vim emulator vrapper (for eclipse) is on par with emacs evil, actually. https://github.com/vrapper/vrapper
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If you're doing that to move vertically, you might want to try vim-sneak[1] instead. Personally, I disable the line-numbers column altogether (and display the current column:line in the status bar). [1] https://github.com&#x
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Why not remap to @@ so that you can repeat the last macro, instead of just the q macro? nnoremap <space> @@
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vim-sneak: the missing motion(github.com)
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> you can't find forum software not implemented in PHP Worth mention: http://www.discourse.org
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Yeah, I completely mis-read your comment.
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> Checksums on file transfers for integrity Are you sure rsync doesn't already do this?
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> A sovereign nation can never establish itself to the detriment of another sovereign nation. The right to safety of citizens of one country can never be guaranteed by violating fundamental human rights of citizens of another country. No
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I'm eager to hear an alternative to market forces that doesn't involve elections.
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> this is one of the downsides to free markets. They hide information on the conditions of production This is such a meaningless mantra. The election process--which is supposed to "fix" the free market--also hides information,
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> [money] (which is a much larger number) is the result of any lending (be it by the Fed or a private bank), and "Lending" money at 0% interest is monetary inflation. The banks in the federal reserve system are not private exce
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The central problem is any entity that is allowed to raise revenue by force. Which is the definition of a State. > the possibility of an unjust justice system due to commercial interests. There's no such thing as a non-commercial in
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"Privatization" where the government contracts to third parties, is not privatization. When the decision is centrally-managed, and the revenue raised by force (taxes), you haven't addressed the central problem. So calling it
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by justinmk 13y ago
> I tried Vim plug-ins that emulate fuzzy search, but they didn't work very well. What issues did you have with CtrlP? https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim/
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The sbt site ( http://www.scala-sbt.org/ )is still impenetrable to anyone trying to understand wtf it does in under 15 minutes. (Why do I need this? How is it different than the scala compiler? Is it a package management sy
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The "public" doesn't own anything. You can demonstrate that by trying to sell your share of the thing you supposedly own.
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by justinmk 13y ago
GitHub for Mac needs a lot more than a layout shuffle for the history tab. Why are there separate tabs at all for history, changes, branches, and settings? The left column is a silly waste of space (60% of the column is negative space). Git
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by justinmk 13y ago
You must be talking about xml-configured DI. cf. Guice, which is compile-time checked: https://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/SpringComparison
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Why not forward your suggestion to the lead developer? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5660244
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by justinmk 14y ago
> The reason they have a reputation as rockstars is that they can apply this productivity to things that really matter; they're able to pick out the really important parts That is the same thing as saying that they are, in fact, more pr
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> we supposedly* select people who are good at ruling The consumer is irrational, but the voter is rational? This is a contradiction. The operative difference between a purchase and a vote is that purchases are (1) voluntary, and (2) co
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by justinmk 14y ago
> I still feel there should be better solutions to that problem than changing the port Well, there is port knocking. http://www.thoughtcrime.org/software/knockknock/
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Awesome. I also just discovered in gvim/macvim: double-click on a paren/bracket/brace and it will select the block enclosed by it.
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It is a coy answer to the question. Currency is a good, like anything else. An economic agent (human) trades currency for some other good precisely when that currency becomes less valuable to that individual than the good.
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> deflationary ... there's an incentive to hoard it rather than spend it. By that logic, everyone would put their dollars into investments that beat inflation (this is a form of saving). Yet they do not. You can hold (hoard?) securities
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by justinmk 14y ago
Wire protocols are already here: WebDriver wire protocol: http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/WD-webdriver-20130117/ Firefox "marionette" automates (controls) firefox via the WebDriver API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Marionette Chr
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Fascinating. Thanks for the link. Sam mentions in the thread: With the hard–working part of git on the other end of a network service, you could back it by a re–implementation of git which is written to be distributed in Hadoop.
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Git performance results on a large repository(comments.gmane.org)
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> you will be beholden to some party for [...] the right to communicate This is the most poignant insight in the article. For some decades now, it has been accepted--with minimal opposition--that we are beholden to some party (the state

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