tednaleid

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by tednaleid 3y ago
This is neat. I like how unobtrusive it is compared to most things like pomodoro timers that have big numbers changing every second. Is there a way to get the full progress bar to hide (without quitting the app) once I'm done with a ti
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by tednaleid 11y ago
That's the Erlang "observer". You can launch it from an iex (elixir) console as simply as: `:observer.start` and see your currently running process. It's super powerful for seeing the state and organization of your cur
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by tednaleid 12y ago
Works great, thanks!
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by tednaleid 12y ago
Looks interesting. I tried to find an RSS feed for the site to add it to my newsreader, but didn't see anything. Is there an RSS feed link somewhere that I can use?
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Declaring Closures in Swift(naleid.com)
1 points by tednaleid 12y ago|0 comments
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by tednaleid 13y ago
Ok, yes, I agree with that clarification (and I missed that you specified in your original comment "uncommitted work", my mistake). If you git reset --hard and you have a dirty working directory, you can absolutely blow work away.
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by tednaleid 13y ago
That's not correct, you can get back to any ref in the reflog, including those that you moved away from with git-reset --hard. Those commits are just dangling but are easy to get back to. I've got a presentation [1] that goes in
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by tednaleid 13y ago
I think it's even better than this. A family doesn't need one car, it needs zero cars, it just needs to be able to use one or more cars on demand. The average family uses their car probably less than 10% of the time. The rest of
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by tednaleid 13y ago
I think that there's definitely room for improvement in this space as well as a lot of money to be made because the public exchanges so far are kind of terrible in their usability and access. They will probably improve, but with the l
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by tednaleid 13y ago
If only PayPal had joined Braintree's "Credit Card Data Portability" initiative [1]. I'm betting that's dead now with them joining PayPal, if it's even still active. If it is, get your data out quick before
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by tednaleid 13y ago
I switched methods and used GIFBrewery and was able to generate a better gif (I think). I'd be interested to hear if this one is easier to understand. Thanks!
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by tednaleid 13y ago
I agree with both of you that the playback is too fast. I tried to get it slower a number of times, but the compression phase seems to take out some of the pauses... I'll take another look to see if there's anything that I can do
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by tednaleid 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback danjessen. I'm struggling a little bit with fully internationalized shortcuts though. I don't have a great understanding about what non-chorded keys the keyboards of the world have available and it feels
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by tednaleid 13y ago
Very nice! I love seeing the download stats graph showing the last couple months of downloads with OS stats and embedded github README instructions. (ex: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/EasyMotion (disclaimer: my pl
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by tednaleid 13y ago
I've purchased something like 20 or 30 credits on peepcode over the years and I really like the model of buying, downloading and "owning" the videos. I'm not a fan of web-only subscription models. I've always loved
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by tednaleid 13y ago
Anyone have experience with the Humanscale Float standing desk? http://www.humanscale.com/products/product_detail.cfm?group=... I've been thinking about getting a sit/stand desk for a while, but don't like the electric ones as they seem r
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by tednaleid 13y ago
The index isn't the information on all your files (it's not the .git directory). The index is an intermediate holding location between the file system and actually storing all of those files as a commit in the commit tree. It's the curren
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by tednaleid 13y ago
If he wasn't a real founder, it would be very rare for him to start with more than 1% and that wouldn't be anywhere near that after ~5 years. I doubt he has more than .25% after all the VC funding rounds and the associated dilution. Then t
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Are the health insurance benefits group or individual? If it's group, are you aggregating everyone into a pool that's >50 people in size, or is each startup it's own group? If it's individual, what are you doing with the people in a st
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Thanks, glad you like it!
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by tednaleid 14y ago
When I switched from Vim to Sublime Text 2 (with Vintage vim mode), I missed EasyMotion so much that I created a ST2 plugin for it: https://github.com/tednaleid/sublime-EasyMotion
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EasyMotion for Sublime Text 2 - jump anywhere visible in 4 keystrokes(github.com)
2 points by tednaleid 14y ago|0 comments
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Sublime Text 2 plugin writing is surprisingly easy via python. I recently wrote a plugin (SublimeJump https://github.com/tednaleid/SublimeJump ) to let you jump to any visible character with a couple of keystrokes. It's similar to AceJum
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by tednaleid 14y ago
This is the web version of the talk I saw him give at StrangeLoop yesterday ( https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/taking-off-the-blindfold ). I'd highly recommend the video presentation when it's released (later this year?) on InfoQ.
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by tednaleid 14y ago
I think this is a smart move on Amazon's part (even if they feel slightly forced into it). I currently own a 3rd gen kindle touch with ads and preordered a "paperwhite" kindle with ads earlier this week. It's quite likely that I would have
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by tednaleid 14y ago
It's a lot easier than the original post says (and it's mentioned in the comments). Just rename your shell script to end in `.command` and you can have it execute via a double click (or launch it with launchbar/quicksilver). I have this i
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Probably because the main kickstarter page was submitted yesterday and didn't hit the front page. For whatever reason, it caught on this time.
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Agree with your basic point, but they won't raise more than ~650k because they've set maximums on all of the (normal) tiers. I think this is actually a great thing as there have been a number of kickstarters that have been victims of their
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by tednaleid 14y ago
In Minneapolis, we've had grocery delivery for quite a while now through Coborn's Delivers ( http://www.cobornsdelivers.com/ ). It used to be Simon Delivers ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SimonDelivers ), a startup that went under and then
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by tednaleid 14y ago
Ah, I didn't realize they'd rebranded it, because of course they did. I'm somewhat familiar with sharepoint, but have never used SharePoint Workspace, so I don't know if that's a marginalized utility within the Sharepoint infrastructure or

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