fakedrake

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by fakedrake 4y ago
As an 11x engineer that is also a rockstar engineer I approve the message
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by fakedrake 6y ago
How about pushing for browsers to allow for the same functionality browser wide? And, yes, I am still bitter about firefox killing vimperator.
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by fakedrake 6y ago
I miss vimperator :(
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by fakedrake 8y ago
The main reason i am not moving to something more trendy are kbd macros and the fact that emacs is designed to be equal parts runtime and editor. I think that for most purposes emacs and vim are equivalent but virtually all modern editors a
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by fakedrake 8y ago
Good to know about ed! Since noone else has mentioned this, emacs' keyboard macros seem much easier to me especially since more than the basic editing stuff off awk/ed/sed i can leverage all the editor extensions and modifi
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by fakedrake 9y ago
Typeclasses and parametric types are there to leverage the typesystem. It's hard to see how you can benefit from these abstractions if all you have is ducktyping.
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The Arduino popularity contest(sparkfun.com)
9 points by fakedrake 11y ago|2 comments
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by fakedrake 11y ago
I almost regretted asking since google answered my question in seconds, but the destructor thing would never have occured to me.
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by fakedrake 11y ago
I wonder what the state of tail call optimization is in mainstream c++ compilers these days.
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by fakedrake 11y ago
I don't think the author claims they found something groundbreakingly new. In fact just the references contain all the points Liam makes. Patches-vector seems to be different to ottypes for example in that ottypes have predicted what t
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by fakedrake 11y ago
I assumed that `Int` was the sequence index of the Edit, not the line number. The line position, which is not necessarily the line number, it might be contextual, is encoded in `a`. In fact the way I read the article was that `a` was a file
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by fakedrake 12y ago
Great article! thank you. Shame you do printfs though, it looks like you guys have done some pretty awesome work with putting GDB on steroids: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxDebugging#GDB
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by fakedrake 12y ago
I see your point about the larger fonts but I have used the sunburn theme for a while in my editor (not anymore thought in favor of slightly customized naquadah[1] ) and I feel quite a bit more comfortable reading code in familiar coloring.
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by fakedrake 12y ago
You are right I should have clarify that. thank you
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Shell pipes and in-place insanity(fakedrake.github.io)
15 points by fakedrake 12y ago|14 comments
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Remote testing with gith and ssh(fakedrake.github.io)
4 points by fakedrake 12y ago|0 comments