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btipling

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    Comment #13548083

    It's the same model as GitHub. It costs money for private repos. So it is free if that's what you want.

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    Comment #13546279

    You might also want to check out Floobits which has collaborative editing for vim and neovim: https://github.com/Floobits/floobits-vim https://github.com/Floobits/floobits-neovim h…

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    Comment #13486222

    I wrote a lengthy question and signed up but at the payment screen it required a credit card. I would have preferred a third party service like PayPal. I am not inclined to enter m…

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    Comment #9122903

    I worked on the Ask Toolbar back in 2009. I did an AMA about it on reddit way back when[1]. I was hired to work on Bloglines, a Google Reader competitor that was shut down and I mo…

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    Comment #9045938

    API issues aside, I recently deleted my LinkedIn account and my life has been better off for it. My recruiter spam volume dropped from daily emails to maybe two or three times a mo…

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    Comment #8781169

    I am one of those programmers who doesn't have a computer science background. Instead I have an MLS (and an undergrad anthropology degree) and thus though myself am not a librarian…

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    Comment #8714977

    > The author critically misunderstands the way that `this` gets set... I don't actually. (I'm the author) I know that the this key word is executed at run time to figure out what t…

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    Comment #8658741

    > This is what I expect from neovim: provide me with async lint/checks. It would have to be written using the new remote-plugin architecture I'd think. Plugins that were written fo…

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    Comment #8658456

    Regarding the bit about Floobits, it's very nice of them to mention us, we love Neovim, and all of the things said are true, but the Neovim remote plugin API recently changed and w…

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    Comment #8658437

    > My experience with NeoVim is that it's not ready to replace Vim yet And when did you last try Neovim? Because I use it everyday with all of my plugins from vim with 0 problems. T…

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    Comment #8634508

    > For the past eight months I have only seen Neovim folks being very professional, open, and quick to respond to user input. They've done even more than that. They have gone to gre…

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    Comment #8549255

    It's pretty much still the same experience. Once plugins that take advantage of the async and when gui's take advantage of the API I'm pretty sure neovim will not just be equal, bu…

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    Comment #8545370

    I'd add to that to try and start using neovim. I've switched to it on Mac without a hitch and we (Floobits) have already moved our vim plugin to use the new neovim python-client pl…

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    Comment #8507370

    Yep, I wrote most of it way back in the day and then someone else took up the reigns, I don't think it's been updated in a long time. It's definitely not 0.9.4 compatible at this p…

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    Comment #8278621

    > It's unclear whether the average person learns anything from a startup. > Entrepreneurs don't seem to learn much from their failures There is a difference between not learning an…

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    Comment #8257469

    The truth of it is that the startup life isn't for every engineer. Startup code is messy. You don't have architects who draw UMLs for you, you don't have the luxury of time to do t…

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    Comment #8250808

    The sociologist professor was discussing research. Though she agrees with the idea, it wasn't a claim made by her, it was a discussion.

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    Comment #8250775

    We are talking about people. So I think this kind of research and distinction makes for a powerful reminder of why tolerance for diversity is so important. Were those young people …

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    Comment #8250731

    Sure, you could think of it as one gradient (gender) mapped to another (sexual orientation). The whole desire of us to classify these things into neat little labels falls apart tho…