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Comment #11602941
I, too, have build a task manage with Vim support: https://github.com/prophittcorey/t.rb https://github.com/prophittcorey/vim-t I did it for the same reasons-- simpler is better, f…
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Comment #11602925
I am not 100% sure how Taskwarrior does it, but when I built my own dead simple task manager (for people that want to finish tasks and not organize them), I gave the tasks random u…
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Ask HN: Anyone using Rails 5 beta?
Has it been worth using the beta or would you recommend sticking to 4 until an official RC is out?
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Comment #10709380
http://fabiensanglard.net
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Comment #10676474
My favorite tutorial is located here: http://www.ai-junkie.com/ann/evolved/nnt1.html It's easy to follow and not too theoretical. It's really down to earth and code/algorithm focus…
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Comment #10675869
I've tried Taskwarrior in the past. The main issue I had is the complexity. It's not simple enough, there's a whole lot of options and things it can do which send me down a path of…
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Comment #10557178
Write a solution first, with the remaining time optimize, test and work through edge cases.
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Comment #10543356
I found all of them to be too complex. I built my own editor plugin and command line tool that is super simple. The basic idea is to spend less time organizing tasks and more time …
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Comment #10216711
Thanks-- I will certainly look into those instructions
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Comment #10216708
Thanks-- my code isn't the cleanest either! I still have a lot of cleanup to do. I will certainly check it out though!
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Comment #10144132
Thanks! It's an interesting article, it really takes the compiling to the next level.
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Comment #10142926
Thanks-- that's a good idea. I didn't think of optimization at all but that sounds like a fun step to take next.