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by io 5y ago
Quotee here. I agree! I use tmux and vim via ssh for github.com development in Codespaces.
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by io 9y ago
This is demonstrably false. Atom's official distributions are built on public CI platforms (Circle, Travis, and AppVeyor) from 100% public repos.
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by io 9y ago
The fix will be in a patch release next week. :) https://github.com/atom/github/pull/847
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by io 9y ago
There's nothing stopping you from disabling this and installing one of the many quality community git packages. We even list them at the bottom of the launch site! https://github.atom.io
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by io 9y ago
Hey we certainly want to look into this. File an issue at https://github.com/atom/github or send an email to atom@github.com describing it and we will!
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Improving startup time in Atom with V8 snapshots(blog.atom.io)
212 points by io 9y ago|162 comments
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Atom Startup Time(github.com)
2 points by io 10y ago|0 comments
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Removing Shadow DOM boundaries from text editor elements(blog.atom.io)
5 points by io 10y ago|1 comments
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by io 10y ago
GitHub: Atom | Full-Time | San Francisco, Boulder, Amsterdam, REMOTE, VISA Come help us make Atom faster! Get paid to work on an open source editor used by over a million people every month. https://atom.io | https:/&#x2
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by io 10y ago
I manage Atom at GitHub and I wanted to chime in here saying I agree! We're not waiting for hardware to fix this. My first PC was 386 running at 20 MHz. Modern hardware is insanely fast! Improving Atom's performance is positively
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by io 10y ago
I'm the engineering manager lee-dohm mentioned and I just want to echo his sentiment. We recognize this problem and are working hard to improve it! We're of course thrilled by how popular Atom is, but as you've seen, it'
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by io 13y ago
Southpaw copy/paste/delete shortcuts: ctrl-insert, shift-insert, shift-del
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by io 13y ago
Well, sure. There are formulas and techniques for creativity and rebellion in the same way there are formulas and techniques for winning a 100 meter sprint. But formulas and techniques don't turn an overweight, middle-aged guy into a world
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Keep your CRUD off the Internet(ericsink.com)
25 points by io 13y ago|23 comments
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by io 14y ago
So just make ineligible the people the social service is meant to serve? I don't think the solution is quite that shockingly obvious.
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by io 14y ago
Agreed. I bought it primarily because it has a left-handed version, but it's a great mouse.
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by io 15y ago
Hey guys. I'm the dev manager for Veracity. I thought I could answer a couple of questions. On the problem it solves: stonemetal has it about right. Veracity wants to be a way for companies to take advantage of DVCS without giving up many t
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by io 15y ago
I strongly disagree that "working a minimum wage job has no connection or relevant to adult life." The self-sufficiency I gained when working for minimum wage at 15 helped put me on the path toward "lucrative professional employment" years
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by io 15y ago
This might be interesting in ten years, when virtually everybody's running Win8 or later and I can consider using the new API.
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by io 15y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Doing the grungy work of getting a big project ship-ready doesn't automatically mean there's a death march underway. It means you're a team that's disciplined enough, grown-up enough, to focus on the good of the pr
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Now That Everyone Wants to Be a Geek, Lawyers Have Been Called(online.wsj.com)
46 points by io 15y ago|33 comments
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by io 15y ago
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and s
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by io 15y ago
I'm sitting about 200 yards from the 90-year-old Virginia theater in Champaign. I need to get over there more often, I guess. :)
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by io 15y ago
You want me to pay extra for the privilege of having junk mail delivered? I can't see this being a very popular option. Sorting through the junk to make sure I catch the rare piece of important mail is a chore. I would pay extra to opt ou
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by io 15y ago
If you're at least 25 and you weren't reading Yegge in 2006, it's time to seriously examine your priorities. ;)
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by io 15y ago
"But just as the human body didn’t evolve to deal well with today’s easy access to abundant fat and sugars, and will crave an extra cheeseburger when it shouldn’t, the human mind, apparently, didn’t evolve to deal with excess money, and wil
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by io 16y ago
The non-audio link: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/14/realestate/14cov.html
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by io 16y ago
step 0: be really talented
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by io 16y ago
I was kind of curious about this, too. If I wake up in the middle of the night to deal with a sick toddler, will WakeMate know I'm fully awake based on the fact that I'm walking around? I suppose it would be much like waking up to go to the
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by io 16y ago
But would it be less of an invasion of our privacy?

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