rbongers

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Vim-crystalline – a fast, Vim-like statusline plugin(github.com)
1 points by rbongers 7y ago|0 comments
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by rbongers 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't this just result in more sophisticated phishing technology? Google can't, as far as I'm aware, inherently block frameworks from spoofing whatever information they want, even if they hav
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Announcing Flog, a New Git Branch Viewer for Vim from the Maintainer of Gitv(medium.com)
2 points by rbongers 8y ago|0 comments
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by rbongers 8y ago
Smartphone and web apps tend to exploit our habit mechanisms in order to retain users. I severely doubt that forming time consuming non-productive habits early on is beneficial for children, or that they're somehow protected from the e
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by rbongers 8y ago
This is great, but there's so much white space that the text barely takes up any room if I have a second window on the side.
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by rbongers 8y ago
Do you mean to say that a change to the social contract is necessary where it could be acceptable in some cases for someone to get killed by a car? I am just trying to understand what you mean by this comment.
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by rbongers 8y ago
If he keeps being so reckless, he risks messing up all of those great things.
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by rbongers 8y ago
I'll take this opportunity to recommend danger ( https://github.com/danger/danger ) and danger-js (this is a rewrite of danger where most development is now being focused - https://github.com/danger&
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by rbongers 8y ago
A lot of problems in software stem from earlier on in the process than the testing and validation phase. They happen at the writing and design phase. So your checklist not only has to contain "check for buffer overflow by checking for
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Visual effect analysis: animated raindrops(medium.com)
2 points by rbongers 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Beautiful animated dynamic systems using WebGL(fluctuating-repitition.surge.sh)
1 points by rbongers 8y ago|0 comments
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by rbongers 8y ago
I shared a similar plugin with HN in the past, but it was only for registers and had some other not-so-nice things. I hope this is a lot nicer.
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Show HN: Vim-buffest, edit vim registers/macros and lists in a buffer(github.com)
1 points by rbongers 8y ago|1 comments
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by rbongers 8y ago
Your testing strategy should be situational. Unit tests can efficiently handle, for example, libraries, error handling which cannot normally be reached, complex algorithms which are not AI based and require a large number of test cases, fra
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by rbongers 8y ago
It's interesting that they mention lines and line coverage so much and not statement coverage. I would think that statement coverage would be a much more effective measure of what should be mutated if the metric is available for the in
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by rbongers 8y ago
I can switch on access to previous images if I ever need it. I don't believe the potential for shock images is any higher than any content sharing platform, especially small ones without much in terms of content recommendation. It at l
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Show HN: Theimage.io, an image sharing website with only one image(theimage.io)
2 points by rbongers 8y ago|2 comments
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by rbongers 8y ago
For every language, every framework, people are going to have their own favourite ways to actually make sites fast. I'll say though, surge.sh is the fastest way to get up static sites and zeit is the fastest way to get up webservers. O
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by rbongers 8y ago
I'm probably missing something, but I have some serious concerns about the effectiveness of this approach to charity. First of all, without some coordinated effort to spread out donations, won't some of the more effective charitie
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by rbongers 8y ago
I really hope Google keeps moving in this direction. I think it will be great for the company's long term reception and I'm excited to apply this to my own life.
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by rbongers 9y ago
There's a big green download button on github repository pages with an option to download the code as a zip file.
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by rbongers 9y ago
Self-driven children are the next logical step after self-driving cars.
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by rbongers 9y ago
"Governmen should get involved with whether or not YouTube autoplays the next video?" This is reductive. The government should be involved in preventing practices that harm consumers. Some consumers would find that they can't
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by rbongers 9y ago
"People can't help themselves" is natural. The fact that there is a gap between who people want to be and the choices they make is not a disputed fact. Without it, we would have no concept of shame, motivation, or self improv
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by rbongers 9y ago
I think it's great that you don't find that Snapchat impacts your life negatively, and you're probably in good company. For many people this isn't the case. All we have is our life. Some people feel that they waste their
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by rbongers 9y ago
You're right, it would be great if we could all use software how we wanted. Unfortunately by exploiting people's psychologies, what people want and what people do become very different things for some. For example, it's curre
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by rbongers 9y ago
The spice expands consciousness
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by rbongers 10y ago
alright, this solves my problem much better
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by rbongers 10y ago
Thanks for the other suggestions for vertical movement. I think /? and vim-vertical is all I need.
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Vim-vertical: Get around 2-dimensionally in vim(github.com)
102 points by rbongers 10y ago|39 comments

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