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Comment #3505306
One thing I really appreciate about good authors is their ability to clearly articulate ideas or impressions that I share, but am unable to express on my own. Or in other words, I …
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Comment #3360696
And, as patio11 suggests, in deploying code. From his Mixergy interview (4/30/10) [1]: `` I have a physical checklist for when I’m doing a deployment. It’s, off the top of my head …
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Comment #3252496
Here's a commented version of my .vimrc, which is modeled after Steve's, albeit nowhere near as comprehensive. (Looks like I lost it's fixed width in the paste? Sorry!) http://past…
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Comment #2848274
Alternatively, I'd encourage you do to "stupid shit." Lots of it. Isn't that what learning is all about?
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Comment #2434897
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2266193
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Comment #2382826
Offer details: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=amb_link_355524002...
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Comment #2031419
> but isn't there a flaw in the explanation that running usually happened on dirt, grass, and not on the paved streets of New York? This seems intuitive when considering the differ…
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Comment #1969859
Rather than get into the ethics of it, I was simply hoping that people would pause, even if just for a second, to make sure they were comfortable being involved. I'm not trying to …
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Comment #1969697
Regardless of your favored method of distribution, make sure you consider the consequences of sharing classified documents. Those consequences are probably negligible for the overw…
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Comment #1960025
I was really hoping for a widget to be included with this. Are there any third party readers that include that functionality?
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Comment #1948716
Edit: Just noticed that the Wolfram links break because of their syntax. HN then worsens the problem, by shortening the displayed links with '...', meaning copy/paste breaks! So I'…
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Comment #1907264
I really like Steve Yegge's take on this topic: http://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/you-should-write-bl... " So your fear is justified: practically nobody will read your blog.…
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Comment #1899764
Worked fine for me in Chrome on Ubuntu 10.10. It took two tries, however. The first time, it imported 0 contacts. I tried it again less than five minutes later, using the same acco…
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Comment #1870994
I don't think I'm entitled to share the company, but based on a certain comment in this thread, it looks like he's landed in real estate. The positions currently listed on the Jobs…
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Comment #1854700
Or for Firefox - vimperator. http://vimperator.org/vimperator
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Comment #1845175
I can't. Is it in the 'about' field? 'email' is private.
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Comment #1816352
As ridiculous as this sounds - this is the only reason that I keep an XP installation on one of my machines at home. I've tried Banshee, Rhythmbox, and AmaroK, but they all just fe…
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Comment #1812884
I'm definitely not suggesting that Facetime is, or will be, a failure. Thinking about it, however, reminded me of a passage from Infinite Jest about the failure of video chat. (1) …
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Comment #1807860
Thanks a lot Steve, this will definitely come in handy. Quick question - It looks like this requires python support for vim. What would happen if I didn't have python compiled in, …
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Comment #1807550
The tree is built in. There's a really good explanation (with "pictures") of the tree behavior detailed here: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_32.html
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Comment #1783616
I found that article. It was less informative than I thought. I've uploaded a scan of the relevant section here: http://imgur.com/ac2VS.png The text, in case that link dies: "No on…
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Comment #1779798
I read an article supporting this as well. The basic idea was that sitting in a slouched position was closer to standing up. The article was called "Get Off Your Ass" and ran in Bi…