sea6ear

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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   I'll take a look at my setup when I get home and post the commands I'm running.
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   I've got the Acer Chromebook. Rather than dual booting, it was relatively easy to install a Debian chroot environment in developer mode to obtain the few extra dev utilities I really need (rdesktop mainly) that I couldn't get to work from t
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   Uplevel essentially allows macro like functionality to be implemented - although it is executed at runtime rather than compile time (you are executing in your caller's scope). However, it seems slightly evil for general use unless really ne
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   The controls remind me a lot of the Morphic widgets from Squeak Smalltalk.
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   Very similar to Godel's incompleteness theorem, or perhaps an application of it.
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   Wife Acceptance Factor(en.wikipedia.org)

   14 points by sea6ear 14y ago|4 comments
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   21st Century C (new book)(amazon.com)

   86 points by sea6ear 14y ago|90 comments
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   Not a language but a library: see SNIT (Snit's Not Incr Tcl) at http://www.wjduquette.com/snit/ is a fairly complete object system for Tcl that eschews inheritance in favor of composition.
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   by sea6ear 14y ago

   From other reading on this blog, he has a past doing assembly based game programming. It's clear from those other posts that he could care if he wanted to. But having done his own analysis of the tradeoffs, he doesn't find if valuable to wo
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    Honestly, for an IDE replacement rather than just an editor, I'd suggest Emacs rather than Vim. Reasons: * Emacs plays well with other programs, you can start other shells, language interpreters etc, from within Emacs and interact with them
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I wish Emacs this ability by default. I know it has zap-to-char but that works like cf" not ct". Of course that can be modified with a bit of elisp, but I wish it provided it out of the box.
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I wish that I had enough karma to downvote this.
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I've been dabbling with the idea of taking Awk style patterns and translating them to JavaScript to run in Node.js (with the intent of allowing Awk style programs that also allow higher-order programming constructs). At this point I've got
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I've looked at the C source to Tcl/Tk and Lua and was impressed by both. I believe Vim is also written in C.
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    Ask HN: Which version of Python do HN'ers prefer at this point?

    14 points by sea6ear 14y ago|10 comments
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I actually learned to type mostly by playing text based games (muds [telnet elephant.org]). Having to type fast enough to not get killed by the monsters helped me learn. Of course alot of players just set up scripts or triggers in mud clien
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    Cruel Shoes ( http://www.aj.cz/celeb/sm3/sm3.htm )
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    Oddly, I've found myself using vimacs ( https://github.com/andrep/vimacs ) to have emacs keybindings available with the quick startup / easy configurability of vim. I make no claim that emacs keybindings are superior to vim's native keybind
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    try w3m-mode ( http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/emacs-w3m )
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    I really like this idea. I'd be interested in helping out with this or something like it.
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    The other day I changed my Linux window manager to stumpwm (also tried ratpoison but stumpwm works slightly better for my particular case). It's definitely helped me focus, and the fact that I have to run a command or keystroke to get to th
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    by sea6ear 14y ago

    Link to index of all of the relevant posts of the tutorial: http://animationresources.org/?p=1929
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    Hand Drawn Animation Tutorial(animationresources.org)

    1 points by sea6ear 14y ago|1 comments
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    by sea6ear 15y ago

    I've been trying out Arch Linux ( http://www.archlinux.org ) for a few weeks now and am really happy with the results. I installed using ArchBang ( http://archbang.org ) which I think for a first time install might be the best way to go. (I
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    by sea6ear 15y ago

    I've ended up looking at Arch Linux (I installed using ArchBang which is probably a little easier/simpler than using the straight Arch installer). In actual daily use I find it about as easy as Ubuntu, but I like the more minimalist philoso
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    by sea6ear 15y ago

    Interesting. I'm in Denton also. Went to UNT thinking of studying music but ended up in Math/Physics, two of the guys I work with currently were in the UNT music school before getting into programming/tech. Also married to a UNT music gradu
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    by sea6ear 15y ago

    I actually found studying ed (while reading _The Unix Programming Environment_ by Kernighan and Pike) to be really helpful in understanding sed and vim in more depth.
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    by sea6ear 15y ago

    I've just been playing around with Evil-mode, an new Vim emulation mode (I've previously tried viper and vimpulse) and am finding it fairly enjoyable. I haven't pushed it really hard yet, and to be fair I could still see switching back to V
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    Functional C [pdf](eprints.eemcs.utwente.nl)

    8 points by sea6ear 15y ago|0 comments
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    The Functional C Experience [pdf](ub.utwente.nl)

    5 points by sea6ear 15y ago|0 comments