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mgrouchy
15y ago
We will, but there currently is no current issue, first issue is on the 17th. We expect there to be archives of the individual issues that you can browse before you signup.
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Listen to your community, but don't let them tell you what to do
(codinghorror.com)
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some of them are the built in oh-my-zsh things, but I added some of the settings in the posts comments for people who asked. Is there something particular you are looking for?
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unsetopt correct_all in your .zshrc also run-help , I believe is the zsh equivalent to the Bash help builtin.
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Hey, thanks for the feedback, I just recently changed the look of the blog after about a year of neglect. Its actually just Twitter Bootstrap(1.4). I never use page down or up so I completely missed the problem. I will see if I can find a w
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15y ago
Zsh use's zle(Z-Shell Line Editor), which is different then libreadline as its part of the shell not a separate library. Zle's behavior is editable through your .zshrc. Maybe I dumbed the post down too much, was just listing a few features
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If my grammer is shitty, thats fine, never said my grammar/spelling/etc was amazing, just Zsh. This post was intended as a nice introductory shoutout to Zsh. Oh-my-zsh is a great way for someone to get started with zsh if they wanted to try
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Zsh is your friend.
(mikegrouchy.com)
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swap some of the eggs for egg whites, and make up a few calories else where, if you are really worried about cholesterol.
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I think the trend is definitely for startups to choose Dynamic languages as well as choosing frameworks to go along with these languages often times. When you are cash strapped, speeding up time to market often becomes the number one priori
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15y ago
Best part of the documents is that they say he posted these things on his "tweeter" account. Worst part is that these documents exist in the first place.
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I think you have got it right. I would love to think that I am fairly special in my ability to write software, but I hesitate to believe that people cannot learn something. Its more likely that people are being taught the wrong way, rather
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I like this. Not that there is anything wrong with Chef or Puppet, but for me, its easier for me to manage Python dependencies(as I am deploying python apps) rather then working about having to worry about ruby as well.
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15y ago
I do the wake up at 5am routine, but I use it to go to the gym. I think a healthy body helps you maintain a healthy mind. (keep in mind this "healthy body" is very much a work in progress, like many of my coding side projects)
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I have "jj" mapped to esc, caps-lock remapped to Ctrl. jj only an issue if you are tying things like jj.Reddick or jj abrams :)
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I know what vundle is. Pretty sure we can't be looking at the same repo, because as far as I can tell, these are git submodules https://img.skitch.com/20120120-jx8g6cpj8amdagh6dtfbyjtjbp.j... (screenshot) Re: Keeping up to date git
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I think git submodules + pathogen is a perfectly legit way to fetch/install/manage vim plugins.
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Centralized Django logging with Sentry
(wunki.org)
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Script or Not to Script
(mahdiyusuf.com)
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December 29th is Dump GoDaddy Day
(betanews.com)
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Startup Plays
(startupplays.com)
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I imagine all three are superior to TM2, especially Vim and Emacs, after you bust through the learning curve no point ever going back.
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I think making anything "kick ass" is insanely hard. The depth of knowledge/creativity/intuition/etc. required to make incredible products in general is certainly non-trivial.
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As a canadian, I really hope this isn't representative of our southern neighbours.
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A better way to read HN on the iPad - Happy Thanksgiving From Onswipe
(blog.onswipe.com)
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Agreed, this solves a problem I don't have(at least currently).
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Its weird how they did the math here, they said 30-60M/Month or 350M/yr, that math is busted, is 360M on the low end and 600M on the high end. Which puts them at $360M/$500 transaction size) $0.25 = $180,000 or on the high end, $600M/$500
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1% Of Nothing Launches To Get Startups Donating Equity
(techcrunch.com)
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1% of Nothing
(1percentof.org)
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Pledge one percent of your Equity, Profit or Time to charity
(blog.1percentof.org)
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