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This just perpetuates the mispronunciation of 'WAT'. It is properly pronounced deadpan, to rhyme with 'but' (with no h-sound wutsoever).
Here is mine, to you, from me: http://soundcloud.com/ironballs/wat
Back when I used Visual Studio (1999), I did something similar using Robby the Robot (Warning), Daleks (for errors), the "You have the power" (Compilation successful) chick from RevCo's Gila Copter/Silence of the Lambs, and a Skinny Puppy rift (hitting a breakpoint)...good times!
The ESC key in vi is idempotent . It's not doing it wrong to hit it thousands of times. It's doing it wrong to have to model the state of your editor in your head. I have a similar habit of typing "git " in my terminal, and then getting distracted while I think through what I'm trying to do, and then just typing "git " again. Rather than punish myself, I just wrote a script called git-git. https://github.com/jes5199/…
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git = !gitAll of these wats are wrong. Here is mine, to you, from me: http://soundcloud.com/ironballs/wat
This just perpetuates the mispronunciation of 'WAT'. It is properly pronounced deadpan, to rhyme with 'but' (with no h-sound wutsoever).
The ESC key in vi is idempotent . It's not doing it wrong to hit it thousands of times. It's doing it wrong to have to model the state of your editor in your head. I have a similar habit of typing "git " in my terminal, and then getting distracted while I think through what I'm trying to do, and then just typing "git " again. Rather than punish myself, I just wrote a script called git-git. https://github.com/jes5199/…
from the mouth of a vi user...
This just perpetuates the mispronunciation of 'WAT'. It is properly pronounced deadpan, to rhyme with 'but' (with no h-sound wutsoever).
What a silly thing to pretend to have any knowledge over. As if there is a consensus, or any authority by your part on the matter.
The ESC key in vi is idempotent . It's not doing it wrong to hit it thousands of times. It's doing it wrong to have to model the state of your editor in your head. I have a similar habit of typing "git " in my terminal, and then getting distracted while I think through what I'm trying to do, and then just typing "git " again. Rather than punish myself, I just wrote a script called git-git. https://github.com/jes5199/…
WAT? By that logic you don't know if you are in insert mode half the time, and start typing random characters all over the place.
The ESC key in vi is idempotent . It's not doing it wrong to hit it thousands of times. It's doing it wrong to have to model the state of your editor in your head. I have a similar habit of typing "git " in my terminal, and then getting distracted while I think through what I'm trying to do, and then just typing "git " again. Rather than punish myself, I just wrote a script called git-git. https://github.com/jes5199/…
" It's doing it wrong to have to model the state of your editor in your head " WAT? By that logic you don't know if you are in insert mode half the time, and start typing random characters all over the place.