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Vimward - Dynamically filtered Vim cheat sheet(vimward.com)
8 points by rbxbx 16y ago|3 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
A lot of great discussion around this very subject from not terribly long ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1880096
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by rbxbx 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=833954
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by rbxbx 16y ago
This is one of the more upvoted Ruby stories I've seen on HN in some time, and it's a little bit disappointing. Sensationalism and inaccuracy are all it takes these days, eh?
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by rbxbx 16y ago
"Please do not re-post this notice without checking with me first to see if it is still current and accurate."
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Perhaps I'm a bit jaded, but I'm not terribly sure that it's that compelling, it's just experiencing a lot of popularity now (after a steady push for years prior). There's many reasons for the current success though, the nostalgia, the gimm
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by rbxbx 16y ago
perhaps if they weren't morally broken. (blah blah, morals are gray, etc etc)
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by rbxbx 16y ago
this article via [ http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2010/12/the-complete-joy... ] via the original at [ http://www.gapminder.org/videos/the-joy-of-stats/ ] "Please submit the original source. If a blog post reports on something they foun
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Sweyla's also generates Vim and TextMate themes.
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The Joy of Stats - Now Available (on youtube)(gapminder.org)
1 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
http://markbao.com/about You're 17/18? Kids these days. Geeze. Fine work sir, though I don't have much advice to offer beyond what has already been stated.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Not an original concept here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl#Perl_golf 'Golfing' different languages has been around for some time. No discredit to the site though, certainly happy to have Vim golfing join the ranks.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
And just when your faith in humanity is restored a little bit, there's always someone just around the corner to drag you back down. I fall into this trap myself sometimes, but it's becoming more and more important to take in active stance i
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by rbxbx 16y ago
It's amazing how much more I like Javascript under the guise of CoffeeScript. JS got a lot right, and when you get rid of (most) of the wrong, it really shines. Here's hoping for a larger community adoption!
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by rbxbx 16y ago
There's quite a bit of this in the development community as well, keep in mind. It just seems a bit more practical to us. At the end of the day most any language/paradigm is Turing complete, as is any font.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Can we edit this to have the correct name and remove typos? Impact.js HTML5 Game Engine is out
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by rbxbx 16y ago
At least the Japanese rubyists remember how to have fun :)
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The Y Combinator (Slight Return)(mvanier.livejournal.com)
3 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
a bit late, but thanks for the response.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Completely agree. I read (a good bit of, not yet finished) this book along with The Essence of Discrete Mathematics ( http://www.amazon.com/Essence-Discrete-Mathematics-Neville-D... ) and came out of both with a pretty understanding of dis
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Riot ( https://github.com/thumblemonks/riot ) is a nice compromise with just-enough-DSL.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
After using Ruby 1.9.2 for a few months now the new/alternate hash syntax has grown on me quite a bit, especially for keyword arguments. It typically ends up being much more readable (unless your value is a symbol (key: :value) reads awful
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by rbxbx 16y ago
"I’m not sure why Ruby doesn’t have named parameters yet (See disclaimer up top on my ignorance), but the language certainly seems alive and active, in that perhaps the next version will?" Matz stated during his keynote at Rubyconf 2010 tha
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The simplest definition I can give for Big-O notation is this:(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Pretty sure you're not helping your case.
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Monads in Ruby (a 3 part series)(moonbase.rydia.net)
2 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Ah, I was referring to the book... maybe it wasn't in the movie As an aside, if you enjoyed the movie and have not read the book, please do. It's a very easy and thoroughly enjoyable read.
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The Minimalist Guide to Leaving Your Soul-Crushing Day Job(lifehacker.com)
1 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Any chance you could expand upon this? I'd be interested to read more about this (and other) parallel/s.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
In vimium you can press 'i' to go into 'insert mode (sort of)' which works similarly (albeit not as well as) vimperator's passthrough mode. Adding the exclusion is probably the best route though.

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