niosus

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   by niosus 9y ago

   I code mostly in c++ on Linux and I don't like big IDEs. I wanted to have a plugin that would complete my code and show the errors. Oh, and it should work with CMake. To be fair, there was a number of plugins out there that did it in v
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   by niosus 10y ago

   Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman: Adventures of a Curious Character. It is very motivating, witty and just great fun to read!
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   by niosus 10y ago

   There is a lot of interest towards well-made 14 inch laptops with enough ports and great build quality in this community. These criteria seem to exclude Acer at whole, but as an owner of Acer TravelMate P645 for already 2 years and loving e
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   Thinkpad alternative - Acer TravelMate P6(acer.com)

   2 points by niosus 10y ago|3 comments
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   by niosus 10y ago

   I've been using it for many years now, and have paid for it at some point. It is a tool that makes me so productive, and the only one with python plugins. I happen to know some python, so I can fix extensions that don't work witho
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   by niosus 10y ago

   Apart from sublime text and terminal for work and a browser, there is a nice piece of software called pomello. It works with trello and essentially builds a pomodoro timer on top of it. It helps me very much with getting things done.