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by pydave 12y ago
Nah, they're keeping that: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/1089#issuecomment-56... You just can't switch between ex and vi modes.
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by pydave 12y ago
q: That gives you a buffer you can look through previous commands and use normal-mode commands to edit them. Also, you don't need Ex mode to edit last commands. You can just press Up from cmdline.
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by pydave 12y ago
Source access is $20/mo.
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by pydave 13y ago
> "x + 1 = 6" I didn't have to subtract 1 from each side, I just thought about it logically and knew the answer. I don't see the difference. In my mind, thinking about it logically is recognizing that one side has an
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by pydave 13y ago
You mean this: https://github.com/Sable/soot ? > Soot is a Java optimization framework Seems to be a Java static analysis tool and not related to Android permissions (although maybe related to security).
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by pydave 13y ago
emacs + evil? Aside from vi-emulation, I haven't seen many editors that heavily use modal editing.
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by pydave 13y ago
> Context-sensitive menu options that change what they do The whole point of a context-sensitive menu is that it changes depending on your context. I think they're usually for advanced users -- often the right click menu just duplic
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by pydave 13y ago
Some of them are. > We already have some of the easily separable projects in separate repositories, like HPHP http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/1897... Presumably some parts aren't so isol
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by pydave 13y ago
> Someone with a 100 IQ and a modicum of common sense can deal with such things as an options menu It depends on previous context. Myself and another career programmer couldn't figure out how to print a wikimedia image on my uncle&#
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by pydave 13y ago
I don't understand your "spike this deal" idiom. I can't make sense of an analogy to a spiked drink (rufie) or spiked football (scoring a point). The closest I can find is "spike somebody's guns" meaning &
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by pydave 13y ago
Think this: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ZhvlxGTfYXo/TYLtUko9fwI/AAAAAAAAA2... -- toe on a line is easy to imagine. Instead of this: http://www.glossophilia.org/wp-content/uploads/towline.jp
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by pydave 13y ago
I can lean a Kindle against the pillow, which is much harder to do with a book.
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by pydave 13y ago
> Both terms encompass both copyleft and non-copyleft (all-permissive) licensing. Then what's the difference between the two terms? I've always thought that they were quite different (RMS vs ESR). Especially when capitalized as
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by pydave 13y ago
I haven't seen Soylent Green in a long time and all I remember is "Soylent Green is people". I'd guess that many people who haven't seen the movie know that line and nothing else.
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by pydave 13y ago
So the founders are personally responsible for the actions of their corporation?
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by pydave 13y ago
Really? Soylent sounds like it's made of soy, but the name essentially means cannibalism. I'd expect the former to kill enthusiasm from the energy drink market (where the cannibalism angle makes it sound more extreme) and the latt
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by pydave 13y ago
I assumed that was a bug. Especially since the text says "Reddit votes cast" which implies "X Reddit votes cast" instead of "Reddit votes cast [visualization of a number]".
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by pydave 13y ago
You're right. I didn't notice it either. Could be better if it didn't jump around each time you click it (each one isn't identically placed).
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by pydave 13y ago
So is Google's altruistic alternative to find ways to sabotage Adblock so it won't block anyone's ads? To create their own adblocker that doesn't block Google ads? Or just to pay Adblock to go away and stop blocking all
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by pydave 14y ago
I don't want this as much as making / jump to the search box. I wish everything did this (I think only gmail and vim do). Although, that might interfere with Firefox (at one point it had an option to open the find dropdown when you type /).
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by pydave 14y ago
> Just because I also use iOS and OS X doesn't make me blind No, but dismissing games because they're multiplatform does. Just because you have open source friends, doesn't mean you're not racist. (Maybe you meant that you'd play them o
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by pydave 14y ago
For the second part, your plugin is written in Python, so you could use Python instead of Lua.
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by pydave 14y ago
It's not clear from the screenshots how the arrows map to the fuzz movement. I'd expect it to be like Google's Turing machine doodle: http://www.google.com/doodles/alan-turings-100th-birthday But I'm not 5. Maybe kids will want to know wh
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by pydave 14y ago
Is there a site to browse? It looks like it's just a demo to me ("We’ll be launching LaunchSky early 2013"). (Did not try signing up because I totally agree with you.)
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by pydave 14y ago
Strange, this is almost like what I thought pvsh should be ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4867883 ) -- you're connecting people who want things with people who are making them. Except instead of letting people generate ideas for entr
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by pydave 14y ago
When I started with git, I really enjoyed the PeepCode Git Internals book: https://peepcode.com/products/git-internals-pdf It's $12 (or $9 according to the preview) and the first thing it tells you to do is forget everything you know abou
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by pydave 14y ago
I was about to ask how you got your alias working with completion, and then I found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/342969/how-do-i-get-bash-... I've never messed with bash completion before, but it was as simple as adding this t
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by pydave 14y ago
[bashmarks]( https://github.com/huyng/bashmarks ) does something similar: it provides a command to set a named bookmark on the current directory, one to jump to a bookmark, and one to list bookmarks. (It lacks all of the magic of z -- it do
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by pydave 14y ago
To me, it looks like Stuck Kyd (kid). The link underlinining combined with the lack of other vowels is messing with my brain. (Also, I tend to read things from the last syllable to first when learning how to pronounce.)
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by pydave 14y ago
> if users could put up actual $$$ for feature requests so the site actually performs more like kickstarter. This would also help the quality of requests. Agreed, but I'd expect few people would put in money up front to fund something t

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