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by mkdir 13y ago
Judging by the heatmap, it appears the author isn't familiar with Vim's c verb. It works just like d , except it puts you in insert mode after you've completed your command. For example, to replace the text within a set of
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by mkdir 13y ago
> "If I claim I'm a victim in a way that you're not, it becomes literally impossible for you to prove me wrong." > This is a very ungenerous reading. (Ungenerous readings are very common in 'discussions'
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by mkdir 13y ago
Yikes. You "empathetic" activists are consistently some of the meanest, most cruel people in every discussion you wander into. Do you not see how needlessly demeaning and insulting you are? It's remarkable that you cling to t
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by mkdir 13y ago
I don't see a single attack against women in this entire 600+ post thread. I haven't read the entire thing, however. Would you mind sharing a link?
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by mkdir 13y ago
You're fighting to create a world in which the intellectual currency is not reason, evidence, or logic; it's self-proclaimed victimhood. If I claim I'm a victim in a way that you're not, it becomes literally impossible
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by mkdir 13y ago
Is it never appropriate to tell a woman to lighten up? Are women incapable of actually being too sensitive?
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by mkdir 13y ago
Genuine question: Is it never appropriate to tell a woman to lighten up?
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by mkdir 13y ago
It's offensive in the same way it's offensive for a young man to attend a computer science class. It increases the maleness of a space.
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by mkdir 13y ago
I couldn't disagree more. > > If women tend to be intimidated by head-to-head competition (of any type) with a man, it doesn't mean it's wrong or immoral for a man to compete head-to-head with a woman. > Err, it sure
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by mkdir 13y ago
As a society, we need to get over the chivalrous notion that something is automatically bad if it might trigger negative emotions in women. If women tend to be intimidated by head-to-head competition (of any type) with a man, it doesn'
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by mkdir 13y ago
He was simply pointing out that the grandparent's communication style is a bit misleading. Nothing wrong with that.
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by mkdir 13y ago
I have never seen "Git" written in all-caps, and I've seen no real indication that it's an acronym. It looks like you may have stumbled upon this already, but according to Wikipedia, Linus said the following about Git&#x
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by mkdir 13y ago
Whenever a woman is criticized in a remotely harsh tone, you will find men who instinctively rush to her aid. Men who will pat her on the head, compliment her, and apologize on behalf of everyone. Don't blame women for this phenomenon
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by mkdir 13y ago
It looks like you've spent the last few months ignoring all but the worst arguments against your position. That sort of insularity doesn't help you understand the other side. > I mean, do these guys think that they are such br
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by mkdir 13y ago
I cannot imagine mustering any offense toward a group of people for spending their own money to organize a conference about a topic that interests them. None. Good for them for doing something they're passionate about. There is of cour
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by mkdir 13y ago
Is there a functional difference between putting... set editing-mode vi ... in one's inputrc and... set -o vi ... in one's .bashrc? I realize that .inputrc is the config file for Readline, and .bashrc is essentia
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by mkdir 13y ago
I'm not sure why, but natermer's past several posts are all dead. He wrote: > The people running the government, which uses the taxes to secure loans that they have no intention on paying back, in order to prop up a failing economy that
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by mkdir 13y ago
This is incredibly well done! I happen to love lightweight markup languages like this, so the fact that you're using one makes it irresistible. To the authors: you said you used Jison[^1] to parse the text. Did you use any external resource
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by mkdir 14y ago
Regarding "3.1415", I was simply passive-aggressively pointing out that if you're referencing pi, you should probably round up to "3.1416". The example itself made sense!
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by mkdir 14y ago
Actually—I think you did explain properly. I must confess that I jumped into the sandbox before reading the documentation, and then I only checked the documentation when ran into behavior I didn't expect. I do think the semicolon behavior
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by mkdir 14y ago
This is an inspiring project. It would have taken me far more than five weekends to create this, so you can feel smug knowing you're about ten times as efficient as a random HN member! I have a couple of criticisms. First of all, strange
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by mkdir 14y ago
> Unfortunately, there seems to be no option to change the way apps are opened. If you right click on an app's icon, you can select "Open as window" or "Open maximized", both of which emulate the traditional model. Unfortunately, maxi
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by mkdir 14y ago
Jeremy, your code's comments are all hard-wrapped at column 80, but the code itself extends beyond that. Do you tell your editor to hard-wrap each "block" of comments as you write (or edit) them, or is your editor configured to automaticall