prasoon2211

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by prasoon2211 12y ago
Yes, you really should. That was my intention with this post all along.
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Rust for beginners(blog.prasoonshukla.com)
42 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|2 comments
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Google Slams MPAA for Trying to Censor Internet: Project Goliath Reveals Rift(techtimes.com)
2 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|0 comments
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India launches its biggest ever rocket into space(phys.org)
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Restart Emacs from within Emacs(emacs.stackexchange.com)
1 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|0 comments
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Why Your Startup Should Be Involved in Open Source(readwrite.com)
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by prasoon2211 12y ago
Can someone please explain how this is different from CodeMirror vim mode? I am an emacs user and know only the basic vim commands and so, I cannot tell if there is something fundamentally different between the two implementations.
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Awesome-Rust: A curated list of resources for Rust(github.com)
3 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|0 comments
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OSv: An Open-Source OS for the cloud(osv.io)
3 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|0 comments
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Anonymous Siezes Klu Klux Klan's Twitter Account. Makes Members Public(zdnet.com)
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by prasoon2211 12y ago
The first time I learnt of fork (from an OS book), the example had three branches to the if statement after fork - and the first tested for a negative pid. I suspect that the reason this link has 400 odd upvotes is because more people aren&
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I am burning out(medium.com)
7 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|2 comments
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10 Tricks to Appear Smart During Meetings(medium.com)
105 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|33 comments
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The Levels of Emacs proficiency(blog.vivekhaldar.com)
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by prasoon2211 12y ago
I see people conveying their tales of the hot weather - where the temperatures rose to 95 to 100 degree fahrenheit - just around 35 to 40 degree celsius - for a brief few days each summer. The truth is, this is a little more than moderately
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Mercurial vs. Git: How Mercurial scales better(blog.prasoonshukla.com)
4 points by prasoon2211 12y ago|0 comments
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San Francisco’s Class War, By the Numbers(medium.com)
1 points by prasoon2211 13y ago|0 comments
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
Ah, but you forget to provide a reason to support your claim unlike me, who presented a basic use case which in fact refutes your claim (in the last comment). > Emacs is obviously and inarguably not immediately intuitive. "obviously
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
> If it is a deal breaker for you go away from the deal. If it wasn't already abundantly clear from my previous comment, that is exactly what I'm doing. > And if you do not want to invest a couple of hours learning a new too
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
No. This is not the entitled attitude and people definitely do not think that GH absolutely must open source all their products. The problem begins when you close-source a text editor . For me, this is a deal-breaker. I would not want
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
I'm willing to bet anything that just like Sublime was FOSS cloned to Lime ( https://github.com/limetext/lime ), this as well will be cloned as FOSS, if it is any good, that is. Subatom seems like a great project ti
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
> There is no reason why "editing plain text" should be anything other than immediately intuitive. Are you suggesting that it isn't in Emacs? Well, I remember using Emacs for the first time. It opened up and I started edit
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by prasoon2211 13y ago
> where apparently there are developers working for $100 / month. There are, at least when they're starting out. There are also those who work for $2,000 / month. Those are pretty much the two ends of the payscale for a j