zekel

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by zekel 14y ago
Very awesome. You may want to consider making the dash/color/fill tappable, instead of relying on the tiny disclosure button. It would definitely speed up access to those features. edit: It feels a little naked without pinch-zoom.
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by zekel 14y ago
I'm not sure kids with imagination get stuck on semantics like that.
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by zekel 14y ago
I thought about this a little more Considering the amount of attention that specific software licenses get with regards to choosing software, I think it's not so uncommon to want to be philosophically in line with your app of hooves develo
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by zekel 14y ago
Nope, not kidding. I prefer single character undo for programming.
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by zekel 14y ago
You're right, that is absolutely the most important thing. But as we've seen with TM, the way the project is run is really important too. It's a totally self-centered sentiment to say I wish my editor development to be exclusive to my platf
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by zekel 14y ago
That we're having this discussion about a text editor that hasn't seen a real release in around six years (not counting the TM2 beta) is a testament to the enthusiasm. I'm hopeful and optimistic.
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by zekel 14y ago
I don't know about you, but TM has long been the sharpest knife in my tool drawer for a long time. To me it's worth multiples of its $50 price tag.
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by zekel 14y ago
On the other hand, I am very happy to have given him my money and supported the development of (what I think is) a fantastic editor. Even though he said he would make TM2 a free upgrade, my plan was always to buy another copy to show my sup
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by zekel 14y ago
Though I don't think it's common for editors, especially Mac editors?
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by zekel 14y ago
I believe the TM developer is still very interested. I believe he thinks this is the best way to get TM moving again. That's just my opinion. Time (and commits) will tell.
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by zekel 14y ago
While flat files are a good thing, that doesn't preclude having a good interface in your app that lets you edit them. Furthermore, that is not an unfair expectation for an app that wants to be considered a good Mac citizen. The last bit is
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by zekel 14y ago
> ST2 is native enough for me and cross-platform should be on the list of every programmer's requirements for a text editor. I used to feel this way. I worked really hard to make all my configs and editors act the same across OS X and a
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by zekel 14y ago
> I tried Textmate many times, but single-character undo was always unforgivable. I've heard this complaint before. On the other hand, I can't forgive multi-character undo. I think it's just user preference. Furthermore, I still use TM1
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by zekel 15y ago
Suggestions: -Filter by job, location, salary (as suggested by others) -RSS -A "find other poachees" like this one button. (Could use ranges with the filter feature to make it even more convenient.)
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by zekel 15y ago
I humbly disagree on both counts. (Emacs is my ugly #2, though.)
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by zekel 15y ago
Or supporting a worthy cause.
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by zekel 16y ago
Video example doesn't look SFW.
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by zekel 16y ago
Just got mine today. Very interested in this.
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by zekel 16y ago
This wasn't detected the way an iPad should be on the website I tried.
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by zekel 16y ago
Yeah, it's really Cocoa you have to learn, not ObjC.
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by zekel 16y ago
Would you mind linking me to where it says that? I can't find it.
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by zekel 16y ago
I had assumed the student would find a decent solution long before this hn thread.
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by zekel 16y ago
Exactly right.
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by zekel 16y ago
I'm not sure how they're going to stop the pythons from eating the Apples, but if I had to do his homework this is what I'd probably do. import random boxes = [[] for x in range(10)] for apple in range(100): random.cho