mullikine

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   by mullikine 6y ago

   Magit has a sub-package called Transient (also made by Jonas Bernoulli) which is what powers its UI. It's absolutely brilliant for making porcelains.
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   by mullikine 6y ago

   i really enjoy using eww browser for at least 30% of my browsing. it's very hackable -- you can easily hook into its code to make handlers for different urls, load differently, render differently per website, etc.. i usually open up ew
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   by mullikine 6y ago

   I wish to profess my love for terminal emacs. I do not take it for granted. Hear ye. Any editor so powerful that also humbles itself to a 100x30 terminal without losing any power is pure class. This program deserves praise. I pray that GNU
4. 94.▲
   by mullikine 6y ago

   I would like to put this in the personality profile part of my CV
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   by mullikine 6y ago

   I have noticed a pattern than when I generate markdown from org-mode and have the text 'language' selected for highlighting push, this causes github to hang like crazy. I don't think I'm crazy in thinking it might be me.
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   by mullikine 7y ago

   The easiest start-kit I found to be spacemacs. discover plugins through tapping around which-key. I've been using emacs for about a year now. My config is stable at 1506 emacs packages. It runs on 6 different emacs distributions. Some
7. 97.▲
   by mullikine 7y ago

   I would love to be in your position -- must be exciting. I think its important to communicate a high level overview of subtopics in computer science, where they came from and where they are going. Give them a lot to think about and get them
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   by mullikine 7y ago

   This is very useful for searching youtube subtitles.
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   by mullikine 7y ago

   Google this. You'll get a lot of good results. site:news.ycombinator.com intitle:"email client"
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    by mullikine 7y ago

    Shadows on the wall -- Plato. This is a non issue with e-ink monitors. Neither side is correct. Until that day when all monitors are e-ink, I don't have to read ergonomics research to tell which is best. I just go with what my pain rec
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    by mullikine 7y ago

    Yay! An old emacs screenshot and an early vim. I'm satisfied. Brian Kernighan's is the most beautiful though. Such purity
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    by mullikine 7y ago

    I hope they will be playing Hans' masterpiece "Lost but Won" at his funeral
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    It's a nice tool to generate json, but then so is jq. I hope to start using it. jsonnet /dev/stdin <<< '{x: 1, y: self.x} + {x: 10}' {"x":10,"y":10}
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    The best Christmas presents are free and come from hacker news
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    CodeLingo vs. Linters: Making parsers for automatic code review(mullikine.github.io)

    1 points by mullikine 8y ago|0 comments
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    I made a regex search for GitHub and emacs plugin. In theory I could put this on GitHub. It uses the bigquery ghtorrent table. There's only so much time in a day though. If you want it upvote me
17. 107.▲
    by mullikine 8y ago

    I want to work at github. They're making cool things.
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    It's probably more cryptic than ambiguous, due to the decorative language. A lengthy terms and conditions is not ambiguous, yet it's very vexatious. This is neither ambiguous nor vexatious. Perhaps though, it's a little bit c
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    The weapon of choice for the GLA
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    Damn. So many hates. Well, very few people will be able to relate to this post I made. I hope I garnered some respect from those clone-humans for people who actually provide entropy to the world though. New information is important
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    I got my EEG to run emacs commands a couple years ago. Long story short, the company I worked for was full of people with no faith or imagination -- automatons. Imagining the future and acting in faith is not easy. You'll be ostracised
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    We must message Cody to ask him to please make and consume some dry water, for our sakes. As he has already done with heavy water, last year... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXHVqId0MQc
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    I want to remove my eyes now
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    MIDI is making a comeback. I still think the 10,000 midi files torrent is bang for buck. Something for the zombie apocalypse survival kit
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    any more javascript than this and you're probably making something that's full of ads
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    I've been living in tmux since 2009. Vim and emacs have remained strong editors all this time. They helped me to see that I need to transcend from the editor and create my own languages. Now racket will continue to augment my editors f
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    Now that is irony.
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    The touch bar is an ergonomic nightmare. Apple's soul truly died back in 2011 with the loss of Steve Jobs. Their computers are now appropriate funeral attire. Lifeless, fragile and gaunt. The operating system, a pale reflection of the
29. 119.▲
    by mullikine 8y ago

    touche. ah yes, the mind of a cat no doubt is a very strange place
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    by mullikine 8y ago

    If you were to ask what is human language, it would be the superset of sign language, spoken language, body language, etc. If you take that kind of approach when deciphering the language of cats, just as convnets can decipher the hidden log