void_starer

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by void_starer 8y ago
http://emacsrocks.com/ for one.
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by void_starer 8y ago
> Hal went on to explain how the substitution model of evaluation worked in this example and I carefully watched. It seemed simple. It couldn't be that simple, though, could it? Something must be missing. I had to find out. Well, no
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by void_starer 8y ago
Besides the privacy issues, the single most frustrating thing is it's dropping of keywords that are critical to the query so it can pretend that it always has search results ready for you (here are zillion results found in 0.0000001 se
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by void_starer 8y ago
I think @Animats was being sarcastic.
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by void_starer 8y ago
Mor milagai with curd rice is a great way to acquire a taste for chili. From there you can seamlessly move on to raw chilis :)
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by void_starer 8y ago
Who cares even if it's 100x more popular. At the end of the day C++ is more popular than lisp/scheme.
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by void_starer 8y ago
> I've grepped my entire local code base for 'eval' and 'pastebin'; I seem to be fine. I don't know if I'm missing something, but couldn't they have easily called it indirectly like this: console.l
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by void_starer 8y ago
Also check out: Emacs eww. Handy when you are reading through a manual with lots of code examples, and copy pasting from a web page becomes work by itself. Just in case you're put off by the thought of Emacs keychords, note that you ca
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by void_starer 8y ago
Scheme
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by void_starer 8y ago
WOW, thanks for this! This extension is awesome. This provides all the functionalities I use vimium (in chrome) for, but what does it for me is this: > Want to remove the extra chrome: run `:guiset gui none` Top bar with so much padding