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by nyellin 15y ago
For more on the HTML5 backend see http://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2010/11/23/gtk3-vs-html5/ Basically, toplevel windows (i.e. GtkWindow) act as proxies for remote browsers.
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by nyellin 15y ago
Emacs also comes with desktop-save-mode http://www.gnu.org/s/libtool/manual/emacs/Saving-Emacs-Sessi...
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CERN or Einstein? Interpreting the Findings(huffingtonpost.com)
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by nyellin 15y ago
Flagged. As far as I can tell this is a standard landing page with nothing to see.
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Land of Lisp(landoflisp.com)
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by nyellin 15y ago
You mean evil: http://gitorious.org/evil
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by nyellin 15y ago
No. Not in the least bit. Emacs is an interactive Lisp interpreter. Once you realize that you can change function and variable bindings on the fly, you can do anything. Vim is "merely" an editor with an acceptable scripting language and inc
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Django 1.2.7 released as security fix(djangoproject.com)
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TAU invents 40 times more efficient electricity transmission(greenprophet.com)
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by nyellin 15y ago
Please fix the link. It goes the blog's homepage which makes it difficult to find the article later.
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by nyellin 15y ago
This email exchange has more background on the merge: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.vim-emulation/692
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Evil - vim emulation done right (merge of vim-mode and vimpulse)(gitorious.org)
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Zip Quine(steike.com)
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Underhanded C contest(underhanded.xcott.com)
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Yi(haskell.org)
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by nyellin 15y ago
This American Life produced an incredibly insightful episode on early cryonic institutions http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/354/m... I don't have a medical background, but as far as I know, the medical advances of th
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by nyellin 15y ago
I didn't explain myself well. My goal wasn't to suggest that the Israeli army teaches soldiers to blindly follow orders - by all accounts the opposite is true. Rather, I was addressing the grandparent post's derisive comment about teaching
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by nyellin 15y ago
silverstorm, the mandatory draft includes women. (Although exemptions are common in orthodox communities where woman trade army service for two years of mandatory social work.)
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by nyellin 15y ago
On the the contrary. Military discipline developed from the necessity of training reliable soldiers who don't question critical orders. Independent thinking is an admirable trait, but knowing your soldiers wont leak information is crucial.
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by nyellin 15y ago
Ymmv but it unfortunately matters for me. I switch between my work PC and personal Macbook daily. The different positions for \ drive me crazy, but as least it's rarely used on Macs due to sane file paths. Using a moving key in Vim is a ba
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by nyellin 15y ago
I just found the previous HN discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2642486
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Reflections on Trusting Trust(ece.cmu.edu)
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by nyellin 15y ago
That's no better, I think. There is no standard location for \ Try using <space> instead. The default binding is useless for the largest key.
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by nyellin 15y ago
What do you use for leader?
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by nyellin 15y ago
Thank you. Here is a link to homesick for others: https://github.com/technicalpickles/homesick
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What is in your .vimrc(stackoverflow.com)
200 points by nyellin 15y ago|84 comments
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PyPy Architecture(codespeak.net)
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by nyellin 15y ago
That is not an option for low-level programming.
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Circular Pipes(lwn.net)
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by nyellin 15y ago
Have you tried org-mode? It's not a traditional wiki, but I switched recently and am very happy. (org-mode supports everything you would expect from a wiki, links included)

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