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by tremendo 10y ago
you can use terminal-bufffer settings too: :tnoremap <Esc> <C-\><C-n> :tnoremap <A-h> <C-\><C-n><C-w>h :tnoremap <A-j> <C-\><C-n><C-w>j :tnoremap <A-k> <C-\><C
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by tremendo 10y ago
If Trump is your enemy, like he is mine, fight Trump. To fight and berate others for a twice-removed association is not just stupid, it's lazy, and a waste of your and everyone's time. I see 500+ comments here but no convincing an
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by tremendo 10y ago
Paleo is macro-nutrient agnostic. Eliminating heavily processed foods, yes, but no need to sneak in the "high-carb" part. That heavily processed foods are commonly high carb (the examples you give) is not central to the principle.
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by tremendo 10y ago
Kodak and Polaroid should have thought of that. Get governments to tax digital photography, cameras and memory cards, in order to save their business and all those jobs they provided (as opposed those newly created, because pfft!). Never mi
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by tremendo 10y ago
There's http://javauto-lang.org/ and http://www.sikuli.org/ that work on Linux
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by tremendo 10y ago
There are already laws covering DUI cases, but still some substances are legal and others not.
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by tremendo 10y ago
"Take her to the moon for me" [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv3eI9w9YkM
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by tremendo 10y ago
https://github.com/AnimatorPro/Animator-Pro Direct descendant (by Jim Kent) of Cyber-Paint on the AtariST. Also Tom Hudson of CAD-3D went on to AutoDesk with 3D Studio.
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by tremendo 10y ago
Perhaps, but why give up if you're not missing any benefit? I still pretty much can rely on something not being readable as plain text also not being worth my time.
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by tremendo 10y ago
There's always this discussion about the author, yet recently it was posted here in HM his blog [1] about Ada Lovelace, which I read and enjoyed quite a bit, and of which I don't remember being distracted by any of his self-promot
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by tremendo 10y ago
So far no one seems to be discussing the "volunteer". S/He can fight back. Use the butcher's knife against the president. Maybe even be in the right, or not. The moment this person "volunteers" to carry the cod
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by tremendo 11y ago
There seems to be more than a few of us for whom phone functionality is the least useful or used feature of our pocket computer. Meat-space happens in real-time, phone interactions are mostly asynchronous in my case (SMS, chats, etc). Mappi
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by tremendo 11y ago
I've been a Mutt fanboy for long now. Ironically seeing this announcement reminded me to give sup[1] another try. It sounds amazing to me, but when I tried first I had some issue with installation that I hope I can get past now. May be
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The relationship between high-quality startups and Geography(citylab.com)
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by tremendo 11y ago
They're still in the honeymoon of warm-fuzzy public perception, sitting in plenty of cash. They're not going to be disrupted soon apparently. Not even by freemium and advertising and a few different features, native clients, etc.
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by tremendo 11y ago
Well there you have it, ageism manifest. Why not go with the younger which can be exploited so much more easily!? We can burn their candles, pay them peanuts, have them come up with half-assed solutions copy-pasted from stack overflow, and
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by tremendo 11y ago
Learning doesn't get harder, but one does become more selective. Most of the "innovation" (not all of course) in programming, is just re-inventing wheels, the new framework is yet-another-way-to-accomplish-the-same-thing and
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by tremendo 11y ago
Oh yes, designed by a human who does not care about me, because they do not know me, nor I them. What they "care" about me is that I keep posting and using their platform to the exclusion of the open Internet, they want me to live
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by tremendo 11y ago
I thought you had a reasonable point until your closing. While I'm always cynical when I read FB's "We care about you" phrasing when bringing up photos/posts from the past—"We" being a soulless algorithm,
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by tremendo 11y ago
I use full-screen zoom in Ubuntu (14.04) and Macintosh everyday. In Ubuntu I can alt-tab between apps and the zoomed window will follow me to the top-most application, not so on the Mac which will switch apps but leave me viewing the wrong
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by tremendo 11y ago
You kid. Sometimes I feel there must be something wrong with me, as I find downtown Phoenix very walkable and even pretty, but often it seems I'm the only one, and I don't mean when it's scorching hot outside, even now when t
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by tremendo 11y ago
This is a good observation. Yogurt for example is now something one buys packaged from a grocery store, after milk was pasteurized and deliberately (re)inoculated with the right mix of bacteria to induce lactic fermentation. This of course
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by tremendo 11y ago
I'd restore the title to begin with "100+". In other words, this attempts to be a categorized list of just about everything out there. Jump to the Summary at the bottom: As you can see there are hundreds of web development t
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by tremendo 11y ago
We got fatter and out of shape over the course of the last 30-40 years. All these tools and trackers and planners are only from very recently (less than 5 years?). And I understand the getting heavier curve has indeed leveled off in the las
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by tremendo 11y ago
A comprehensive guide, including in downloadable e-book format: https://frontendmasters.gitbooks.io/front-end-handbook/conte...
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by tremendo 11y ago
is it only "good guys"? I noticed several WOT names but only from the "light" side, no Forsaken (maybe harder to get last names) or Padan Fain.
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by tremendo 11y ago
a Sinatra for Crystal. Wonderful. Now if there is a Sequel equivalent… I'll be sold.
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by tremendo 11y ago
Fage, Straus, Maple Hill, Voskos all sell full-fat yogurt, and Trader Joe's sells one under their own brand. Maple Hill's is not strained and made with milk form grass-fed cows.
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by tremendo 11y ago
OK, but of course no-one is forcing anyone to anything. You are completely free to not partake in the silly programming exercises, as there are plenty of alternatives out there for your enjoyment. You could even buy a book, in cash, disconn
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by tremendo 11y ago
Love this. I did the first couple of days within irb (Ruby REPL) before deciding to actually write scripts, seeing the second exercise for a given day builds on the first. Found it interesting there's a "Leader board" since w

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