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by sjm 12y ago
For Python I use jedi.el for Emacs ( http://tkf.github.io/emacs-jedi/latest/ ). There's also anaconda-mode ( https://github.com/proofit404/anaconda-mode ).
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by sjm 12y ago
I've tried helm a few times but I can never stick with it. It definitely looks impressive, but I think it takes up too much room and I end up preferring the minimalism of ido in comparison.
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by sjm 12y ago
With ido-everywhere, flx-ido and ido-vertical-mode you can get nice, fast buffer-switching with fuzzy matching via C-x b. See these two screenshots for an example: http://imgur.com/a/sZk8m
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by sjm 12y ago
Alternatively, until homebrew is updated you can run brew edit emacs and change the url and sha256 to match 24.4, then run brew install emacs with whatever options you would like (brew options emacs for a list). I haven't tested this y
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by sjm 12y ago
Haven't actually tried it, but I've come across https://github.com/abingham/emacs-ycmd before and it looks decent? I also use autocomplete-mode which has a bunch of hooks for pretty much every language under
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by sjm 12y ago
The 20 slot limit being mentioned is just in regards to the demo connecting to freenode. The demo connects to freenode from a single IP address and freenode has limits on how many connections you can have from one IP. It's not somethin
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by sjm 12y ago
As mentioned above, in Preferences -> General, untick "Prompt for test-release updates", then run a check for updates again.
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by sjm 13y ago
Cool, I've always wanted to do something like this. I love my IRC & BNC set-up and have always thought that other chat systems could learn a lot from it, and at the same time that the process could be simplified for newer users.
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by sjm 13y ago
Down with fun!
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by sjm 13y ago
Any chance of getting this added to MELPA? :)
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by sjm 13y ago
ObjectiveSugar: https://github.com/mneorr/ObjectiveSugar
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by sjm 13y ago
In the change logs there's notes about an added Emacs mode; has anyone worked out how to enable this? Can't see anything in the command list and nothing in a brief glance through the .behaviours files.
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by sjm 13y ago
Also my current favourite — the light version specifically, with semibold as the bold variation.
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by sjm 13y ago
I used this for a while, but found it packed a little too tight horizontally. With widescreen monitors and languages where keeping to 80 columns is still standard, I found it was wasting too much space. There's only so much code I want
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by sjm 13y ago
Ditto. For what it's worth I've only connected via 802.11n so far, so it could be an issue with a/b/g.
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by sjm 13y ago
The problem I have with Akkurat Mono is there seems to be no bold/italic variations, which I often like to incorporate into themes.
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by sjm 14y ago
Also a HHKB Pro 2 user here. Absolutely one of the best things I've ever bought. Apart from the excellent Topre switches, the small format factor is perfect as you don't need to move your hands from the home row to hit any key (Fn key with
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by sjm 14y ago
I love Magnar's multiple cursors. I end up using it at least a few times a day, and it always saves me a ton of time.
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by sjm 14y ago
If you watch and follow pro SC2 you may like this old app I knocked up while initially learning iOS and Objective-C: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/starlive/id456029193?mt=8
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by sjm 14y ago
It's a reference to a TV show called Arrested Development.
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by sjm 14y ago
I built this over the weekend as a way of learning Python and web.py, and having a play with Bootstrap (I'm absolutely no designer). The idea is to use Facebook check-ins as a metric of popularity for any kind of place you're looking for —
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Show HN: My Weekend Project: find popular spots nearby using Facebook Graph API(findplac.es)
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by sjm 14y ago
Love the UI and design -- first website that has made me want to full-screen my browser window in a long time.
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by sjm 14y ago
Damn, I just came back from Japan, would've loved to go! Really bummed I missed the Tokyo meetup too. I really fell in love with Japan on my trip and would've loved to find out more about the tech scene over there.
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by sjm 14y ago
But how much of the rest of the world can afford to give up a year of income? For the richest people in the world, that's a lot easier.
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by sjm 14y ago
What of free speech? And the roles you think this validates of the TSA? As fashion police?
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by sjm 14y ago
What's with the iPhone photo they used? Did they go out of their way to find the dirtiest smudged-with-fingerprints picture they could find?
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by sjm 14y ago
I think that was true in the past. These days, as far as I'm aware gold sellers actually spend more effort on spreading keyloggers in an attempt to steal accounts. This was particularly evident on Blizzard's WoW forums a while back where ev
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by sjm 14y ago
Another bullet point full of buzz words on a feature list. I wish I was kidding. See: http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice
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by sjm 14y ago
I think this is less about selling data, and more about marketing another perceived desired feature and trying to gain an edge on their opponents. This happens frequently in this space, where mouse sensors with maximum DPIs no one would act

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