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931.
by lolive 10y ago
Did someone make a RDF dump of that? (Aligned with dbPedia ;)
932.
by lolive 10y ago
Youtube is your friend.
933.
by lolive 10y ago
I presume they have no kids.
934.
by lolive 10y ago
Especially in our modern time where our mind spends its time curating zillion of tiny messages to extract meaningful messages.
935.
by lolive 10y ago
Last resort is Ctrl-x Ctrl-e :)
936.
by lolive 10y ago
Yet another option: Typing "Ctrl-r aString" will recall the previous command and position the cursor where the string "aString" occurs. You can then Alt-d, Ctrl-w, whatever. cf http://stackoverflow.com/a&
937.
by lolive 10y ago
My habit is: Ctrl-x Ctrl-e after your step 1. (Note: be sure to have your $EDITOR set) Otherwise, typing ^contact^index after your step 1 should also work.
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by lolive 10y ago
the usual configuration of a .inputrc is given for a PC keyboard. the safest method for you is to edit your ~/.inputrc with vi(m). go to insert mode, type " type Ctrl-v type PgUp (->a strange string is displayed), type the foll
939.
by lolive 10y ago
Your remark is valid. But admit that this post created the discussion. And led to interesting information sharing. So I +1 your comment. And I +1 the article too.
940.
by lolive 10y ago
You definitely should read the comments about "history-search-backward" and "history-search-forward". There are a real nice addition to your list.
941.
by lolive 10y ago
Mapping these to Up/Down arrows (instead of PgUp-PdDn) is the best idea EVER !!!
942.
by lolive 10y ago
Is it the same as Ctrl-Alt-e ?
943.
by lolive 10y ago
I like this article a lot. A lot of funny tricks to try and learn. A missing piece of information IMHO: Ubuntu now maps a nice readline features to PgUp and PgDn: history-search-backward and history-search-forward. Type the beginning of a c
944.
by lolive 10y ago
What is Google+?
945.
by lolive 10y ago
The mantra of "write less" coding : "Never EVER copy/paste code. Refactor!"
946.
by lolive 10y ago
Different books for different ages: - Discourse on the Method [1], to become a healthy criticist of everything (perfect for your 15's-20's development) - Beyond Good and Evil [2], a definition of the 20th century craziness by the
947.
by lolive 10y ago
I strongly suggest Eclipse newcomers to learn the shortcuts for important functions. And how to customize them (hint: type 'keys' in the quick access widget). From there, remap the function 'quick fix' and 'quick ac
948.
by lolive 10y ago
Funnily, I assumed the ipad Pro was the target for such tools.
949.
by lolive 10y ago
Some interviews of Michel Rocard are now available (in french) on various news sites. One funny detail is that he ALWAYS mentions the fact that politics has become incredibly difficult to do properly because of the small time available in m
950.
by lolive 10y ago
I find your lack of underwear disturbing.
951.
by lolive 10y ago
The other issue is the untyped nature of JSON. Interacting with JSON from Elm does require a lot of Encoder/Decoder. May be JSON/LD could be a nice improvement for that, but it will require a significant effort to be broadly ado
952.
by lolive 10y ago
(Sorry for my poor english but i need some clarification) Do you put Go, Elixir and Elm is the same bag, i.e langages a step further JS in term of abstraction, i.e langages easy to understand when you come from plain JS? And then, you put P
953.
by lolive 10y ago
I wonder about the ecosystem of any advanced language running on a JS engine. Basically, two things may happen in the future: - all the libs existing in JS are recoded by dedicated fanatics in the advanced language. Then you have a versatil
954.
by lolive 10y ago
For graph databases, I designed a tool to visually describe queries that can be applied upon a DB. It introspects the current data model and display it as entities and relationships, then with some drag n drops, you can visually design the
955.
by lolive 10y ago
Is there a benchmark of a DBPedia import in dgraph?
956.
by lolive 10y ago
FYI, we have had EXTREME performance with the LOAD CSV feature of Cypher.
957.
by lolive 10y ago
I typed "stream json parse java" this afternoon and got a pretty good answer from Google.
958.
by lolive 10y ago
I would love a UI for my httpd.conf :) Trillions of checkboxes with cryptic names and gigantic tooltips to dispay the detailled documentation (plus the zillions of relevant StackOverflows for the real-life bugs). Nope, that's just sa
959.
by lolive 10y ago
Holy cow! So the dust in my living room may come from space. Wow, you have changed my sweeping experience forever!!!
960.
by lolive 10y ago
In Europe, consuming radios via Internet is not such a big deal (fair use is usually at 50gb/month). But if you have the chance to have great local stations, listening to them via FM is draining almost no battery. And THAT is a big dea

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