primitur

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   by primitur 15y ago

   I wonder how I could make a remote control ponyo, low-tech wise ..
2. 392.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   >That was a great use of a huge magnifying glass. If he can somehow mass produce this, it would bring the cost of making planting pots to almost nothing. This technology could be used to make water sills and collectors in the desert. I
3. 393.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   How do you install it in Linux? Is there Steam for Linux that binds things up in WINE?
4. 394.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   This is more like what "IT" students should do before entering the workforce. CS students, lucky sods, should be making transistors.
5. 395.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   In the end, its the hardware that counts. As in, the real physical hardware. A number like "how many active installations of hardware X", which represents actual real-life users in realtime, is a very important thing for an application dev
6. 396.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   >intelligent interaction with your code. I use cscope for intelligent interaction with my code, vim as the primary editor/interface (keybindings for cscope are awesome..) and ddd in an 'always on top' window for building/debugging .. in
7. 397.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   For me, cscope+vim+ddd has all the editing/building/debugging power I need .. I think with this combination of tools I can match the prowess of any fat IDE for any degree of 'cruddy project' > 'power codebase' ..
8. 398.▲
   by primitur 15y ago

   refactor in vim: :g/\<sv\>/s//some_nicer_name/g