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by mnazim 15y ago
The way you would install any Vim plugin. Extract these files inside your ~/.vim directory such that. copy vim-poweline/autoload/* to ~/.vim/autoload/* copy vim-poweline/doc/* to ~/.vim/doc/* copy vim-poweline/plugin/* to
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Vim-powerline: The ultimate vim statusline utility(github.com)
201 points by mnazim 15y ago|58 comments
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Indian Government Memo: Apple, Nokia, RIM Supply Backdoors(osnews.com)
23 points by mnazim 15y ago|5 comments
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by mnazim 15y ago
DISCLOSURE: I am from India and I run a company with more than half revenues coming from outsourcing model. The level of threats/attacks from the said man are alarming and completely un ethical, but there are really good companies also who
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by mnazim 15y ago
Can't agree more. Author should have been a bit more sensitive while deciding the title. Personally, I never find racism amusing or funny, no matter what the intentions are.
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by mnazim 15y ago
Here is what I have to think about unity: Global Menu : 4/5 Some glitches here & there but overall I like them Indicators : 4/5 Nice but they need to be a bit more stable Launcher : 3/5 Needs to b config
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by mnazim 15y ago
This happens to me all the time. My most favorite is when I have to type the word "important", my mind spells "I M P O R T A N T" but my fingers instinctively stop at "import".
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by mnazim 15y ago
Man. That's one hell of a collections. Thanks for sharing
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by mnazim 15y ago
My indented audience was not the pure beginners. I was targeting for developers coming to python from other platforms. Over past 2 years, if I have learned one thing while training interns, trainees and experience devs in Python/Django, it
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by mnazim 15y ago
Please keep the great feedback coming. I will try to incorporate as much as possible. I am indebted to HN community for the great feedback so far.
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by mnazim 15y ago
You got it spot on. Note keeping the the way to go. The post was extracted from our internal wiki, the content in which has evolved over past 2 years and spread all over. It took me about 20-25 hours, spread over 3 weeks, to put it in the s
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Python Ecosystem - An Introduction(mirnazim.org)
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by mnazim 15y ago
It can also be used with y and c(y%, c% etc.)
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by mnazim 15y ago
Yeah. Agree. I need to get around that and change that to a font stack instead of simply "hidden".
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by mnazim 15y ago
Thanks for pointing out the errors guys. Updated the post with corrections.
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by mnazim 15y ago
EndWise: When I start any serious ruby programming. MatchIt: Already using it. Snipmate: I don't like snippets. I could never get used to them.
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by mnazim 15y ago
Django Docs are already available offline (for those who look)
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by mnazim 15y ago
I think, for theless experienced(read just starting out) developers, understanding a framework like Symfony2 will be the as complicated as any other framework in any other language. Trust me, I have seen "senior developers" with years of e
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by mnazim 15y ago
Python is another language not very different from Ruby. Check it out and if you like what you see, below are the python specific answers(IMO and far from complete) to your question. > What are the options out there that are a solid
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by mnazim 15y ago
I do not know if this is due to some plugin I installed but my Vim 7.3 has the exact same feature.
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by mnazim 15y ago
We all do at one point or the or the other. What separates men from boys is willingness to take on the pounding that follows and improve oneself. So far you seem to be handling it very gracefully. :) PS: By "pounding" I mean constructive cr
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by mnazim 15y ago
My 2 cents: From what I see on the list I am deducing that you work with rails most of time. If that is correct, that is what you should have aimed for "Ruby/Rails Resources Page". I guess it would have worked better if you had created sepa
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by mnazim 15y ago
All that and - where is Vim, Emacs - the most used hacker editors. - looks like PostgreSQL, MySQL and other RDBMS do not qualify as Databases - where is SICP; is PG's On Lisp only lisp resource. and then some.
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by mnazim 15y ago
Agree. But I don't think tools can be categorized as "real" web development. Someone who create a static site compiler in bash script is doing as real web development as someone working with all the cool tools on the block. It it has anyt
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by mnazim 15y ago
In order of scale of usage: PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MySQL(not to very much though).
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by mnazim 15y ago
If this problem exists on some app which you [pay to]use daily, wouldn't it be better if you just dropped an email to them instead of discussing it here.
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by mnazim 15y ago
Seriously guys! A post about "labels for checkboxes" on the HN frontpage. In 2011. No wonder people are complaining so much about HN. Edit: Down votes? For trying to remind the community about the high quality of content and discussions on
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by mnazim 15y ago
Dear sudhirc. Please read my comments. I am constantly mentioning "primary school education". I don't give a damn about careers, I don't give a damn about degrees; because by the time people are in (senior)high school, they are smart to use
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by mnazim 15y ago
Challenges will always be there. Every few years there will be a different set of challenges. The point is do we give up because of these challenges. No. We keep striving. Generation after generation. That is how mankind has progressed. We
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by mnazim 15y ago
Agreed motivation comes from curiosity. But in case of 10 year old with all the distractions on the internet, can he/she or will he/she really spend enough time on Khan Academy to learn maths, science, language etc. on his own?

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