frankerz

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   by frankerz 11y ago

   Since I usually work with small laptop screens I tend to use vim tabs more than split. I find these key combinations quite comfortable: nnoremap L :tabnext<CR> nnoremap H :tabprevious<CR> nnoremap <C-N> :tabnew<CR> A
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   by frankerz 11y ago

   I think what he means is just put both set relativenumber set number In your .vimrc
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   by frankerz 11y ago

   It's quite sad that some people's first reaction to everything is to assume that the other carries an agenda and there's a need to be defensive. Person A thinks that everyone else is a sexist person with an agenda. Person B w
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   by frankerz 11y ago

   I'm not very good at C, but from my understanding this library uses longjmp functions which means it's cooperative multithreading rather than preemptive isn't it?
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   by frankerz 11y ago

   > The problem you now see is that nginx never actually exists I think you meant exits instead of exists . Nice write up btw.
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   by frankerz 12y ago

   It seems like fish shell's ">" process substitution equivalence is not working as well as bash's though https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/1786
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   by frankerz 12y ago

   How does the > process substitution differ from simply piping the output with | ? For example (from Wikipedia) tee >(wc -l >&2) < bigfile | gzip > bigfile.gz vs tee < bigfile | wc -l | gzip > bigfile.gz