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by xenomachina 16y ago
You only have to read the HTML source if your browser doesn't show you the feed button next to the address bar. That was kind of the author's point. In fact, I'd bet that part of the reason many people don't use the address bar feed button
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by xenomachina 16y ago
My point is that the Clojure one mentioned in the comment I was replying to does include *.jar.
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by xenomachina 16y ago
It's interesting that the Java one doesn't list *.jar.
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by xenomachina 16y ago
I think this is why the linked collection has all of the editor specific rules in a separate "Global" subdirectory.
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by xenomachina 16y ago
:e also has tab completion. I also use ctags. Usually I want to look things up by symbol name, not filename, though it's trivially easy to make a script that generates a tags file of just filenames too. (And :tag also supports tab completio
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by xenomachina 16y ago
Dave Barry once said something like "never assume a woman is pregnant unless you actually see a baby coming out of her".
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by xenomachina 16y ago
Do you believe you should only watch shows that match your television?
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by xenomachina 16y ago
Speaking of having benefits for different crowds: when he mentioned the "why-is-this-here moments" his inability to understand that different people like different things became pretty clear. Why is it so hard to believe that some people ma
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by xenomachina 16y ago
Not to mention the complete lack of Firefox or Chrome.
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by xenomachina 16y ago
It's definitely better. You might want something longer to type than 4 in the example, though. Explaining the let syntax only after the user has had to use it once felt a bit funny to me, though I guess that's the pattern of the rest of the
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by xenomachina 16y ago
>>> well, with Python that doesn't happen. At least, not at all frequently. >> That's a bold statement. It happened to me just last week. >Look, different strokes for different folks: I'm not trying to suggest that y
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by xenomachina 16y ago
I have exactly the same complaint. Also, the use of "let" seems completely superfluous here. No motivation for writing let villain = (28,"chirs") in fst villain rather than the much shorter fst (28,"chirs") is given. I think t
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by xenomachina 16y ago
First, why does it matter what "originated" there? Many of the projects that didn't originate at Google wouldn't have seen the light of day if Google or someone with comparative capital hadn't acquired them. And actually, it's a bit ironic
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Steve Jobs and iPhone Developer Agreement Section 3.3.1(xenomachina.com)
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