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pvinis
11y ago
I was waiting for this post. Or rather, I was hoping that the first "Open Issues" post would mention the number of closed issues or the total of all issues. Giving one random number of X is not very useful without some context. An
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pvinis
11y ago
I have never heard of yocto. Could you quickly explain why you prefer it to Arch ARM?
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11y ago
I used reflog for the first time a few days ago. I rebased a branch, and somewhere i messed up the conflict resolution, so I wanted to undo the rebase. It was surprisingly easy!
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pvinis
11y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I didn't read it in that way.
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pvinis
11y ago
Where is the pun?
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pvinis
11y ago
how so?
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11y ago
It's not. He means that using one editor he loves (vim/st3), then switching to a replacement (neovim/atom), and then learning that the format editor gets better (vim gets async, st3 goes open source), brings "confusion&q
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pvinis
11y ago
I definitely understand what you're saying, and personally at work I use Xcode (with XVim installed). But I think there is this huuuge group of people that enjoy the integrations. Xcode can't do much besides be a pretty GUI for cl
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11y ago
I think if you are at a level where you can comfortably use vim, the best way to learn is to just keep using vim. Whenever something feels slow, or repetitive, look online for a solution or suggestion. Then you just use it until it's l
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11y ago
I have vim, neovim and emacs (and spacemacs) installed. Right now I'm trying to get into emacs a bit more. What's interesting to me, and the reason I try to keep up to date with the latest changes for all four editors, is that it&
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11y ago
your statement is so neutral, i could easily use it as a comment on any opionion ever. even your own.
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11y ago
Was I the only one who thought that the article will be about "gluing" skyscrapers with each other? Like using metal bars or something to make them less vulnerable to wind and earthquakes, by making them behave as one?
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11y ago
i would like to see the same match, but switched placed. alphago plays itself, this time as black, to kind of see the choices it would make, and if they would align with lee's.
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Livestream AlphaGo vs. Lee Sedol
(m.youtube.com)
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11y ago
iterm is the best terminal i have found. well done! ps. people should run iterm, and then press cmd-/ to see something fun! ive seen them change a few times.
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pvinis
11y ago
ive been using https://sibbell.com/about/ . it emails you when any of your starred repos gets a new release. im happy with it.
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Chrome Cleanup Tool
(google.com)
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11y ago
yes. also advent of code, because i didnt have enough time earlier.
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Bundle web app to OS X app
(djyde.github.io)
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Screenshots from developers 2002-2015
(anders.unix.se)
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Fluxo – The smart lamp
(kickstarter.com)
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11y ago
when i press the "get early access" button on iphone chrome, is crashes.
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11y ago
ok, time to say it. "eatbeef" is not a hex. does he not know that, or is he not a programmer?
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11y ago
obviously you dont have the need for searching your history. searching on google is about finding something. searching your history is about finding something you already found once, spent time to do that, and is hard to find again by googl
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any plans for firefox addon?
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Ask HN: Browser history full-text seach
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11y ago
Like Pepe said below, each letter spawns in a specific diredtion, so A, or red, always goes up, and you can check that in the beginning, where there are only few lines. so the final shape is more important than color. the color is basically
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we used moss once a few years ago while i was a ta. it was interesting. we actually found a few similar programs. we were also doing a 15min oral exam with the person's code in front of us, so among the ones that has similar code, we w
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11y ago
what is the context of this?
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11y ago
what are some nice ones?
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