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Qi Accelerated – Qi 4 release announcement(racket.discourse.group)
12 points by countvajhula 3y ago|1 comments
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by countvajhula 5y ago
It was definitely a surprise to me when I learned some time ago that "modelessness" was considered an innovation when it was developed, since editors before that (I assume) were all modal! But I don't think modal/modeles
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by countvajhula 5y ago
I love that analysis. It's true, parinfer really did this well, and your analysis really brings out what's special about it!
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by countvajhula 5y ago
That is great to hear. Re: using it in other modes, well, not sayin it's in the works, but watch this space ;)
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by countvajhula 5y ago
This looks great! You should be able to use this in insert or normal mode alongside symex, which is a distinct evil state.
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by countvajhula 5y ago
I'd love to understand your point of view a bit more. What do you mean by "context sensitivity"? Symex isn't context-sensitive in general and operates much like Vim/Evil in terms of consistency (e.g. you can define
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by countvajhula 5y ago
The introductory paragraph in the "Editing" section of the post explains the relationship to evil. Reproduced here for convenience: "Symex’s editing style is essentially Vim-like. While Vim’s Normal mode can be considered a D
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by countvajhula 5y ago
Symex is modal, unlike smartparens. It's basically a kind of evil "Normal state" but dedicated and specialized to editing Lisp code.
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Real Da Vinci Code Discovered In Mona Lisa's Eyes(gizmodo.com)
1 points by countvajhula 16y ago|2 comments
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Flaming & negative emotions drive online social networks(newscientist.com)
3 points by countvajhula 16y ago|0 comments
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Best python machine learning library?
2 points by countvajhula 16y ago|0 comments