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travisbhartwell
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About travisbhartwell
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Comment #44790012
Location: Seattle, WA; looking to relocate to New York City Remote: Hybrid or On-Site Preferred, but open to Remote from Seattle Willing to relocate: Yes, to NYC Technologies: Bash…
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Comment #44160731
Location: Seattle, WA; looking to relocate to New York City Remote: Hybrid or On-Site Preferred, but open to Remote Willing to relocate: Yes, to NYC Technologies: Bash, Go, Java, P…
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Comment #43864106
Location: Seattle, WA; looking to relocate to New York City Remote: Hybrid or On-Site Preferred Willing to relocate: Yes, to NYC Technologies: Bash, Go, Java, Python, SQL, AWS (S3,…
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Comment #29363114
There was a Vim conference last month: https://www.vimconf.live
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Comment #29061977
Woah, this is very cool. I may try to adopt this. I recently discovered, similar to the author of the post for this thread, that local variables are dynamically scoped. I have been…
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Comment #28376638
VisiData is one of my favorite TUI apps. It's a handy tool for working with tabular data, like CSVs: https://www.visidata.org
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Comment #26986925
I really miss working from the office and am eager to go back when it is safe. Unlike others that have posted here with that opinion, I hold no view that my coworkers are family or…
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Comment #26977602
Yep, I've done this very thing on my M1 Mac Book Air: See my Tweet [1] with a screenshot. -- 1: https://twitter.com/travisbhartwell/status/13582883829131796...
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Comment #3932260
For things that allow this like Emacs and Bash, I separate things into (for example) a config and a config-private repo. The config repo I put on github, and the private repo on my…
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Comment #2754170
Because I am still on COBRA from my last employer, and because of pre-existing conditions, I am currently paying $7200 a year for my health insurance coverage. For me, it actually …
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Comment #1719901
I wouldn't work somewhere that does not allow me to use Linux on my development machine.
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Comment #1655270
I actually did a huge re-organization of my .emacs file (including moving it to .emacs.d/init.el) a few months ago, dividing it into topic specific configuration files (general, fi…