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by shadeless 10y ago
Also, from my own experience I can't really tell if I'm actually typing/coding faster faster since switching to Vim/Spacemacs, but I did notice a significant change in achieving and staying in a state of flow. Not having
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by shadeless 10y ago
I've seen a lot of comments saying this answer on stackoverflow opened their eyes to using Vim: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-most...
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by shadeless 10y ago
Another way this could have been avoided is if he used "--one-file-system" flag, which wouldn't delete backups as they were mounted on a separate filesystem.
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by shadeless 10y ago
That theory is called Risk Compensation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_compensation
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by shadeless 11y ago
It's worth mentioning that Elm uses this style: http://elm-lang.org/docs/style-guide#types I was initially surprised by this but now knowing that the creator comes from a Haskell background, it makes sense that he
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by shadeless 11y ago
This has also been my experience, journaling helps a lot both while working on something and when getting back to it, especially after a longer period of time. I found this discussion interesting too: https://news.ycombinator.com
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by shadeless 11y ago
I'm pretty happy with "Hacker News Enhancement Suite", it supports this and few other nice things. [0] [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
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by shadeless 11y ago
Here is a list of companies who are currently using Elixir in production: https://github.com/doomspork/elixir-companies
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by shadeless 11y ago
This reminds me of a trip I was on a couple of years ago. I was traveling from Italy to France, and wanted to make a visit to a friend in Switzerland on the way. I never drove that route before, so I just typed the friend's address int
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by shadeless 11y ago
I'm currently using Sumo Logic. I'm pretty happy with the features, but their pricing is pretty frustrating and limits what I can get out of it without multiplying the cost. Scalyr looks interesting, how does it compare to Sumo Lo
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by shadeless 11y ago
Also a great addition is the new Spacemacs website which went live today: http://spacemacs.org/
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by shadeless 11y ago
That graph perfectly describes my personal TODO lists: they grow and grow, until I switch to another app/website/notebook, then the cycle repeats. This way only the most urgent and some of the important tasks get done. The solutio
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by shadeless 11y ago
You're probably thinking of this, rubygems was optimized using a linked list: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9195847
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by shadeless 11y ago
Using Erlang in a desktop application sounds great, do you have any code online somewhere? Or could you make a gist? I would love to see how you made that work.
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by shadeless 11y ago
Wow, I imagined this only as couple of screens plus game mechanics, it's way more impressive than that. It seems appropriate to bring up Masters of Doom here - I would recommend reading it if you are at all interested in Carmack, Romer
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by shadeless 11y ago
Interesting, I also listened to a NPR podcast about Sinatra last night, but it was on Planet Money: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/12/09/459116467/episo...
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by shadeless 11y ago
I find the premise of this very strange. Is there any proof that the kind of design described really came from Eastern Europe? Or that the most of the authors are from there? From my (brief) visits to dribbble it seemed like that kind of wo
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by shadeless 11y ago
Funny, my grandmother used to say that one hour of sleep before midnight is worth two hours after midnight. I'm not sure if it's placebo but I found it to be true for me.
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by shadeless 11y ago
Nice, thanks for the demo! I take back what I said, this is better than the old version with the dropdown.
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by shadeless 11y ago
Oh wow, can't believe I haven't tried that all this time! I'm glad I complained now :)
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by shadeless 11y ago
I wish they reverted to the old search bar, where you could chose to search globally or just the repository you're on currently: https://github.com/blog/1492-repository-search-on-all-reposi... Unless I missed some
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by shadeless 11y ago
That sounds pretty cool, what cameras do you use? Do you have the code for the web app available somewhere?
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by shadeless 11y ago
If you'd still like to use a terminal player you should check out mopidy: https://www.mopidy.com
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by shadeless 11y ago
I hope that mpdehaan2 is getting a good chunk from that sale, he really deserved it. He not only made it and built a community but he was very active in the discussions on HN, blog & Gist comments etc. Even though I'm looking forwa
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by shadeless 11y ago
My understanding from skimming those two links is: John Wiegley is considering/being considered for the head maintainer, but the decision hasn't been made yet. Is that correct?
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by shadeless 11y ago
Does it support a dynamic reviewer? In other words, instead of assigning a person who approves pull requests, it would allow merging if at least one other person with write access approved the code. That would be the main use case for the c
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by shadeless 11y ago
Oh wow, I caught news report on Y2K bug: http://www.my90stv.com/#1xWNm_w8uVg
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by shadeless 11y ago
As an owner of Nexus 5 I must say I'm a bit disappointed with this announcement. I was looking forwards to upgrading my almost two year old phone to Nexus 5x, but there doesn't seem to be a good reason unless Nexus 5 stops getting
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by shadeless 11y ago
The first sentence saying "this giant fruit" and the first image lead me to believe that it's big enough to fill a room. That was pretty confusing for a minute.
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by shadeless 11y ago
I'd say it's much more beginner friendly than out of the box Vim and Emacs. In the first couple of days I kept the documentation page [1] open to quickly check how to do something (or how to do it easier/faster), than moved t

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