markrian

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   by markrian 6mo ago

   What are referring to, out of interest? Does this apply just to nvim, or vim as well?
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   by markrian 2y ago

   Interesting! Do you have a page which compares globstar against other similar tools, like Semgrep, ast-grep, Comby, etc? For instance, something like https://ast-grep.github.io/advanced/tool-comparison.html#com... .
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   by markrian 6y ago

   You can install the [python-is-python3][0] package on 20.04, which symlinks /usr/bin/python to python3. [0]: https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/python-is-python3
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   by markrian 8y ago

   圣诞快乐 from Guangzhou!
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   by markrian 8y ago

   One built-in feature (not enabled by default) that I absolutely love is persistent undo. Love it. Basically, undo trees can be persisted across vim sessions. Have a read via ":help undo-persistence".
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   by markrian 8y ago

   The closest thing I'm aware of is ":earlier {N}f", which "[Goes] to older text state {N} file writes before.". So once you're somewhat happy with what you've got, write the file, and then continue editing,
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   by markrian 10y ago

   Indeed it is: http://isup.me/stackoverflow.com It's surprising how much this hurts my productivity. And as great as archive.org is, it's not a very good substitute in this case[0], as most questions aren't ar