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yoanizer

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    Comment #11102444

    Do you really think choosing between vim, emacs, textmate, sublime, etc is going to make such a big difference in the end result?

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    Comment #9901741

    What's wrong with text files + text editor + dropbox? I'm tired of seeing all these "distraction free" writing tools. People have been writing using MS Word for years without any p…

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    Comment #9445914

    Hello, I have a question, what made you want to start this project? What do you not like about main branch vim?

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    Comment #9368247

    yet another (scripting) language? nice.

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    Comment #9269991

    I have a feeling people tend to over estimate the importance of language choice. Might be just me though.

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    Comment #9225641

    ...* after reading some of the comments here *... I think we would be better off caring a little bit less about what language to use and a little bit more about what programs to wr…

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    Comment #9217871

    Price control (not just rent control) causes similar effects in all industries.

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    Comment #9183177

    I don't understand how people would want to invest in this. But that's just me.

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    Comment #9183166

    This maybe related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6712703

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    Comment #9073105

    I don't think watching someone "code" (God, I hate this word) is going to teach you much. It might teach you about what tools he uses, and what keyboard shortcuts he likes, but not…

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    Comment #9008337

    Yeah I know. I'm weird like that. I'm constantly looking for things I can improve, and running out of free time to do that. I don't find it makes me insecure in social situations t…

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    Comment #9008178

    Don't worry about what others might think of you. But do worry about what you think about yourself. Aside from the facts that you mentioned what do you think about yourself right n…

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    Comment #8966710

    I see a lot of hate, but I can't see the arguments.

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    Comment #8857432

    The article fails to explain why it worked.

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    Comment #8856820

    It is going to take a lot to convince me that the world needs yet another statically typed OO programming language that looks just like any other.

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    Comment #8767165

    It really leaves me shrugging my shoulders when I see titles like "such and such written in such and such language/framework". Like saying that writing a window manager in Rust (or…

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    Comment #8221330

    Great work. I love the fact that this encourages writing tests that are readable/documenting. Definitely gonna give this a try. Any recommended test runner to go with it?

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    Comment #8197108

    Don't sweat the small stuff. Really how you place your {} will never make or break your project. Focus on what really matters.

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    Comment #8196782

    I have to admit I was expecting a little more than this. Why don't you rename the project into ``Bootstrap dropdown replacement'' or something, it would be more accurate.

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    Comment #8147111

    +1 for Goyo. As a side note, I don't like line-wrapping too much, I prefer auto formatting (:set tw=80 and then type away, vim will handle the line breaks)

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    Comment #8147098

    Do you often find yourself writing on somebody else's machine? I don't know about you but I find that I do 99.99% of my work on one of my machines (where I have control over what's…

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    Comment #8146867

    To be honest I never really understood this need for minimalistic text editors. I can understand if all you know is MS Word, but when I need distraction free editing, I just launch…

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    Comment #8118735

    I don't use Emacs, but this is great. Nice work.

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    Comment #8073465

    I don't want to sound mean, but most of them look very amateurish at best.