travisjeffery

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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   University of Toronto -- Undergrad.
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   If you do any web development build your own server or build one just to store your files.
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   I usually check to see how many comments there and if there are quite a few I can count on you guys to have a good discussion going and I can't help but check what's going on.
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   Even though it may become complex I think it should be judged per project. WingIDE (Python IDE) for example gives out free copies of it's Professional version to people who have existing semi-notable Python projects. So you could do somethi
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   I always bounce around between Emacs, Vim and TextMate I've tried IDEs but their typically not native code, have shitty keybindings, are slow as dog crap and need to be custmized with entire plugins rather a few lines of elisp, python or wh
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   I like it, very easy to get into. Obj-C and Cocoa are a killer combination. Definitely get Aaron Hillegass' "Cocoa for Programming for Mac OS X" now in 3rd edition.
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   I like reading from the book most of the time. One reason could be that I've paid for it and feel like I've made a commitment and learn it, so it gives me some more motivation. I can doodle, and write down thoughts easier than doing it on t
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   Objectivism.
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   by travisjeffery 18y ago

   Go away and post this on Digg or Reddit.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    I read a ton of different things including everything mentioned thus far and found the online tutorial written by Guido to be the most beneficial.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    I think Hacker News needs "voting-down" functionality.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    Tim Pope, author of Rails.vim, surround.vim and a bunch of other Vim Scripts has his config files at http://git.tpope.net/ he has some stuff I've never seen anywhere else. I still like Emacs more though.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    MacBook
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    Let your kids do what they want to do.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    Wow. Very interesting read. The bottom-line: learn to be comfortable with yourself as you are now; sober, without having to find the bottom of a liquor bottle.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    I'd recommend reading "Writing Gnus Emacs Extensions" why is it the best, obviously because it's one if not the most extensible piece of software ever made. And it chose one of the best languages to implement it's extensibility.
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    I'm majoring in Math and Computer Science at the University of Toronto. The only reason why I can go here is because I busted my ass off to get a scholarship. And a new TI-89 would really help. :)
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    TextMate is one of the most over-hyped anythings, ever. The only thing that makes TextMate different from NotePad is the Bundle. The editor itself is weak as shit, and even the Bundles don't add anything that can't already be found in an ex
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    by travisjeffery 18y ago

    I sick and tired of people not willing to give out more information for their apps, honestly is all likely-hood someone has either thought of it and did it or passed on it. And this especially goes for (web) apps that are for specific areas