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by mbork_pl 4y ago
> It's okay to have files with 10,000 lines. Ever since my time as a mathematician (I worked at a university) and using LaTeX extensively, I never understood the "divide your documents/code into many small files" mant
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
Thanks.
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
I've read it, but it also said that code submissions are kosher, hence my question.
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
As a "smaller author" who used Leanpub (not affiliated with them, just a satisfied customer – both reader and writer) to publish my Emacs Lisp book I can say that I don't care about putting it on Amazon, and I don't thin
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
Not really a favorite smell, it was part of a passcode.
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
How is Nano an "old editor"? It was released just a bit more than 20 years ago...
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
While I don't claim that Org mode's `org-read-date` is ideal, I have yet to see a better date input UI. Also, ISO-8601 not being universally adopted is a shame.
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
> The sentence commands assume that you follow the American typist’s convention of putting two spaces at the end of a sentence. That is, a sentence ends wherever there is a ‘.’, ‘?’ or ‘!’ followed by the end of a line or two spaces, wit
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by mbork_pl 4y ago
Author here. Definitely meant MS Word. I know a few people using VSCode, and I never heard any one of them saying "I clicked/typed something and something strange happened". OTOH, this is pretty common with MS Word.