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by kartoshechka 6y ago
vim is just a set of well-thought key bindings and commands. JetBrains built highly successful business on providing "working from the box" IDEs. Not to mention vim's buffer concepts, entirely different from usual tabs. Artic
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
Dudes be comparing text editor to IDE, and then writing :wq thinking they're vim evangelists.
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
sorry but i'm using colmak, see you later normies!
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
I didn't really think much about its rolling release system when came from Ubuntu, and I don't quite get people who afraid of it. It's easy to literally ignore updates, or upgrade partially (but with some care and effort), an
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
I get the feeling that most simply don't care about status quo, but they have been in this "industry" for quite some time, aren't flaws of PDF transparent? While I don't mind Latex, I would argue HTML is better sui
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Ask HN: Is it time for scientific community to move on from LaTeX/PDF?
6 points by kartoshechka 6y ago|6 comments
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
hltv threads
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by kartoshechka 6y ago
cool, now show me race demographic of linux contributors
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by kartoshechka 7y ago
These urgent copypastas are funny as hell and they are not going anywhere simply because it's much faster and convenient to fall for this pseudo-counter-popular opinion that expose these nasty technologies than make your own. In the en
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Ask HN: How do you form a queue of students for passing individual assignments?
1 points by kartoshechka 7y ago|0 comments
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by kartoshechka 7y ago
I personally started with Kaggle competitions and lots of googling (duckduckgoing right?), but quite quickly hit the wall of not understanding, I felt like a mindless creature who makes a decision based on couple of guides out there. Watchi
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by kartoshechka 7y ago
I hope you're trolling because this is a guaranteed way to climb a peak of stupidity [1]. If OP is determined to get a bit deeper than 30 min guides on Medium, there is sure theory to learn. But it is merely second year of college, and
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by kartoshechka 7y ago
That's the point - given relatively low level of effort required to build docs I mentioned, many prefer just to pip install something that creates html pages from docstrings (in Python case) and we get another readthedocs fork, whic
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Ask HN: The most pleasant code documentation you've ever worked with
1 points by kartoshechka 7y ago|2 comments