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by gf3 2y ago
This doesn’t really answer your question but I was on Jury Duty recently and was disappointed to learn that the stenographer was using a normal QWERTY keyboard and boring Dell computer. It seems that they used special software however that
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by gf3 14y ago
No.
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by gf3 14y ago
Shut up.
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by gf3 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback @Detrus! I plan on adding a "Run" functionality that can be used before "Saving"/"Pasting". As for editing, that might come down the line if I add something like BrowserID for signing up/in.
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by gf3 15y ago
I would love feedback! ❤
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Cljbin: A Clojure pastebin with code evaluation(cljbin.com)
30 points by gf3 15y ago|5 comments
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by gf3 15y ago
Informative 𝘢𝘯𝘥 how!
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by gf3 15y ago
That's nuts, I can't believe they even copied the name.
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by gf3 15y ago
FWIW, only Windows behaves likes this. Most other window managers and OSes behave as you described. So this is technically not an issue of functionality, but an issue of your preconceptions of how a app switcher should work.
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by gf3 15y ago
Semi-colons do not enable this feature. Multi-line chaining works just fine sans-semis.
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by gf3 15y ago
Actually it's different in that: a) It's per single user. b) It shows the results as one big diff, not by commit. Which makes it convenient and useful for getting a broad overview of what one has accomplished in a day. (edit: formatting)
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Git Today: a git script to show you what you've done in the past day(gf3.ca)
10 points by gf3 15y ago|2 comments
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by gf3 16y ago
Let me get this straight, you take pity on a business because people are outraged that the information they are providing is incorrect and they are deliberately tricking people into believing they are affiliated the W3C standards group? A
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by gf3 16y ago
If you read through the content you'll see it's not an attack. It simply addresses some major flaws in W3Schools as well as some sketchy business practices.