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topek
1y ago
You can also resume previous conversations. --resume and --continue are your friends
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topek
1y ago
Interesting, I found AIs annoyingly incapable of writing good CSS. But I understand the appeal of using it for a task that you do not like to do yourself. For me it's writing ticket descriptions which it does way better than me.
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The commuting coder - yield the dog
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Photos of Developer Desktops - yield the dog
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Kindle Survival Guide
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topek
15y ago
Thanks for the initiative! thomas.peklak@gmail.com
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topek
16y ago
Does anyone else think, that this was the main reason behind the "GMail blocks import" story ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1877845 )?
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topek
16y ago
If I'm not completely wrong, Eclipse's search is powered by Lucene. On small projects you won't notice a great difference, but on larger projects an indexed search is a great difference. Does the ctags plugin work for other languages as wel
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16y ago
I don't see any reason why I would use an IDE as a glorified editor. Either I use an IDE as what it is - a heavy weight environment - or I use a text editor configured down to me needs. It's true that Eclipse can be quite memory hungry, but