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Skynt
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You're a GOD! This is just what I needed.
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Porges
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`s/an esoteric dialect/a trivial isomorphism/`
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Lisp uses as many parens per function call as C. Lisp just also happens to use parens where C would use { [ , . * & -> = : or ;. This, I argue, is a feature rather than a bug.
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neorab
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As a frequent developer of javascript libraries and products, this whole desire to give schemas to javascript objects seems very, very odd. The whole, "this is what I give" I have always solved by sending what I give and expect whomever is taking it to either know what it is or beable to determine with of the 5 types ...
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monothorpe
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> `set ff=dos unix mac` What does this mean and why would you set this? This isn't valid, literally as written (vim 7.3) and it does nothing in .vimrc. As far as I can tell, this is only used to change the format of a file that is being edited. > `"+gP` How is this different from `"+P`? Edit: I see that gP j...
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hadees
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I like the cheat sheet but I'm hoping a graphic designer is reading this thread and takes pity on us to clean this thing up. I can barely read it.
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mysticreddit
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OK, I've uploaded 1.98 * I removed the Shift-Caps, Ctrl-Caps, Shift-Tab, and Ctrl-Tab, since that was too cluttered. * Changed the Bright red of the Ctrl to be darker, so it doesn't over power your eyes. Thanks for the feedback!
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Something red-green colorblind friendly would be awesome. (Blue/Yellow/??? maybe?)
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MaxGene
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I think organizing by idea, rather than by keyboard layout, would yield a better sheet. I saw one that did this, and it was the only useful one I'd ever seen for my use.
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Tiak
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Ahh, my mind went to necessary syntax, but this is a fine point indeed.
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mysticreddit
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Because initially I created it to tell what keys were in-use by default and which ones were free. Vim is broken/buggy in that you can not map Caps, Ctrl-1, Ctrl-Shift-1, Alt-1, Ctrl-Alt-1, Ctrl-Alt-Shit-1, etc., like any MODERN editor can do. The strike-outs show which keys are unavailable to Vim, and you. The half-...
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wdr1
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I have a better VI cheatsheat. Even better, it's only one line! ESC:qw!<RETURN>emacs<RETURN> EDIT: Let the VI downvotes commence! I'm hoping there's more emacs users here anyway. :)
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Because fuck you, that's why.
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lambdaq
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This will not work if you File -> Open in your media player.
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I may just take this to Kinko's and print it out for my wall. I'm going to put it right next to my Cisco and python cheat sheets.
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jeffbell
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Why does no one use the standard unix editor, ed?
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sakodak
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Unfortunately no. For example, they changed "s" in edit mode to be "save" instead of replace. Dumb shit like that.
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Hackenslacker
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My vim cheatsheet: use pico/nano
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SuperGrade
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That would be nasty. Java without generic containers is in some ways "worst of both worlds" - having to upcast things all over the place does not replicate the benefits of dynamic typing, nor the benefits of static typing.
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mysticreddit
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Not be rude or anything, but the _whole_ point of Vim is to keep your hands on the home-row keys, and NOT use the arrow keys :-) But yeah, annoying when they don't work in insert mode, etc.
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[deleted]
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Need more information about what exactly in Vim doesn't work for you. I've been using it happily on Windows at work for a few months. There are an awful lot of plugins that can fill in any gaps you find, but it's also possible that modal editing (really the centerpiece of Vim) just isn't for you. "Unpolished" is ridic...
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SuperGrade
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It is - but now you have the option of having algorithms that involve functions having heterogeneous returns as part of the design space. It is a mistake to compare the two paradigms in terms of how they work writing the same programs. In the hands of their respective experts, the static (good static language) and go...
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mysticreddit
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Touché! lol
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porkcharsui
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http://code.google.com/p/gitextensions/
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mysticreddit
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set ff is an alias for set fileformat which tells Vim which character(s) to use for encoding newlines. Yeah you can use dos2unix, but Vim has it built-in. :-)
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mysticreddit
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That's what the bottom half, by Category, is for. :-0
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otterdam
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You think that's bad, try finding # on apple's UK keyboards
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ramilehti
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:%s/foo/bar does not replace all occurances of foo with bar. Only the first on each line. What you are looking for is :%s/foo/bar/g
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False
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joe24pack
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and a simply homoiconic syntax and it just might grow up into LISP
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MaxGene
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Missed it, I was juggling several things in class when I first saw it. I'd honestly get a lot more out of it if you had twice as much stuff in the Category section, dropped the top, and just organized it all around that. I do think it's better than most keymaps I've seen, though. Good job, and I'm glad some others foun...
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erichzann
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and get DOS line endings encoded into your files? No thanks.
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monothorpe
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Was it your intention that it be placed in .vimrc? It doesn't do anything there. And did you actually mean "set ff=dos unix mac"? This isn't valid.
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erichzann
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because.
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pipocaQuemada
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What's the difference between a heterogeneous return and a sum type(i.e. a tagged union for you C guys)? So far as I can tell, there isn't any...
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False
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mysticreddit
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Ok, reload the page, and scroll down to the very bottom, for a draft of the "R/G Color-Blind to Blue PDF" version.
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gbay
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sick
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-3
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mysticreddit
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Try reloading it now; I think you will like 1.99 better. I had 3 shades of green: Movement, Motion, and Marks. I've collapsed them down to one color and it is much more readable now.
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False
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mysticreddit
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I don't hate designers. Their input is valuable. But artistic people don't view the world the same way as engineers -- for better, or worse.
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Yuushi
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Yeah, it's not like C or C++ have -> syntax for anything...
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mysticreddit
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No, you have to pick _one_ :set ff=dos OR :set ff=unix OR :set ff=mac Does this help?
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mysticreddit
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Ah-ha! Good catch! Thanks -- I'll try to incorporate that into the next revision, tomorrow+.
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mysticreddit
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* Make sure you have version 1.99 * Make sure you 'print' it. I've tried to strike a balance between on-screen and printed, it looks significantly better printed.
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pumphouse
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Dude I just started Vim today.
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jeff_hanson
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None of those things include the graphics drivers in the attack surface. They are not comparable.
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c2ijoy7
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bloof
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once, after hours, I took your homer to the bathroom and took a picture of him in my pants
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1427577099
-3
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KerrickLong
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Are those the only differences from standard US Dvorak? I could probably get used to those...
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c2ijp3i
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vagif
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Are we discussing C or C++ ?
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mysticreddit
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Ah, OK. Noted for version 3.
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Blaenk
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Maybe you can try [Cream](http://cream.sourceforge.net/).
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hyperion2011
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I do believe you mean the periodic table of commandments.
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Chesh
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Four years behind C#, that's ahead of schedule for Java!
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terrcin
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+1 because these have been converted to dvorak
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carsongross
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All, Thanks for the productive feedback. I've simplified the numeric primitives to support only JSON ints and numbers, and I hope done away with some of the JVM-centric feel to the schema. Please, if you have suggestions, fork away.
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halter73
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If if *path* is less than four characters the strcmp would almost always fail, since *p* would necessarily include the '/' character at the beginning of the fully qualified path which is not contained in ".mp3". In other words, it would behave as expected. An issue could arise if the path was allocated immediately aft...
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mysticreddit
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I can relate to that. Every editor -sucks-, some just less (or more) then others. I couldn't stand vi in my college days, so I used XEmacs on the NeXT machines. I _really_ liked the ability to used shift+arrow keys to select text, but now that I see the power of keeping your hands on the home row, I decided to give ...
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bluefinity
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> dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/hda
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Atario
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http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/change.html#= (It's linked from the page you gave, under "References".)
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MatrixFrog
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or exception.
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solinent
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Oh, ok. I disagree with most of your points (though you are right that my experience is from a scheme dialect, racket), but I thought your analysis was flawed. It isn't. You should have really said "syntax chars / line" or something. Sorry for the misunderstanding. You'll have to agree that your analysis is a bit m...
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Yes.
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mysticreddit
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Let me know if you like the version with the 3 shades of green: Movement, Motion, Marks, or the current version with just one. The former looks great printed, the latter looks great on screen. I've uploaded both versions so you can compare and contrast them.
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rghd
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How exactly are those "more elegant"?
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bluefinity
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You're also supposed to use a monospace font, in which the difference will be obvious.
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donjigweed
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http://akka.io/docs/akka/1.1/java/index.html
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tanishaj
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That is not a terrible suggestion actually. It would combine what appear to be the current strengths of both projects. It sounds like it would be a bunch of work though. It might be a better use of resources to simply improve Clang and LLVM itself to better compete with GCC performance wise.
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earthboundkid
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They have real delete keys on full sized Apple keyboards. On the laptop keyboards, press function plus backspace.
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tanishaj
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Well, I cannot get Clang from Subversion to work on any of the systems I have built it on. It builds fine but will not compile anything because it cannot find the runtime libraries or include files. It turns out that Clang has the locations of these files hard-coded into the code. Really? Until Clang is possible to b...
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earthboundkid
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I am aware of ACLs. I am also aware that in spite of the existence of ACLs, Windows software used to patch up the system software all the time.
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gfixler
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Haha that's pretty *heey waaait a minute*... I see what you did there. int main(){
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monothorpe
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It still doesn't do anything if you put it in .vimrc. You might be thinking it affects how new files are created or how files are parsed? It doesn't.
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cat_in_the_wall
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do you mean something akin to delegates in c#? i think the presence of lambdas necessitates those lambdas being first class objects in order to pass them as parameters, which implies that there would be some sort of type that could store a lambda, thus buying you something like function pointers.
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antrn11
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I just use arrow keys. What's wrong with them?
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munificent
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Also today, it turns out Google is about to announce a new programming language from Lars Bak and Gilad Bracha. [That post](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k90ed/google_to_announce_new_programming_language_for/) got ignored and this one makes the front page. *<sigh>*
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Loborin
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On a chromebook. /sad
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cat_in_the_wall
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i think c# did a decent job with the syntax, though i am not sure who/what originated that syntax (perhaps c# did it exactly like something else).
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antrn11
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**ed is the standard**
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simonask
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> Yet people still write libraries as if we need to target VC 6.0 that came out in 1996? Who are these people? Do you have an example? > I agree on the tons part, I disagree on the "advanced" bit, unless you mean Boost? Yeah, Boost is awesome! Ok, now take Qt. STL? Nope! Exception-safe? Nope! Own containers/st...
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astrangeguy
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Function pointers are pretty useless (compared to lamdas), because they cannot be used to represent a nested functions that close over local variables.
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hadees
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It is better but still kind of confusing to read. Don't get me wrong, this is probably the most complex vim cheat sheet i've seen but I'd still like to see a good graphic designer take a stab at cleaning it up.
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learnyouahaskell
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At first I thought you left out some words.
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SuperGrade
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Few points. In some other GCed languages, finalizer is something in the GC that works upon an *allocation*, not an "object". E.g. the freeing of a block of bytes can trigger a "finalizer" to run against the allocation, even though it's not an object you can put a "destructor" on. Finalizer is GC, Destructor is objec...
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Amendmen7
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Spending more than 30s on fat arrows vs thin arrows is such a waste of time. And I'm sure they spent *months*.
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learnyouahaskell
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I tried to post a very obvious satire one time, it was quickly downvoted, with comments like "Why would you tell anyone to do this? That's not how you should do [...]."
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moncrey
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if you havent used vim before, open a terminal and type vimtutor & look at this later!
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learnyouahaskell
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> How to become a great software developer > **1. Start with design patterns** – Always start with .... Ahahahaha!
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Hackenslacker
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Uh, my pico puts linefeed like any other sane (Unix) editor... asdf asdf gives 61 73 64 66 0A 61 73 64 66 0A
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vagif
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Well duh, design by committee.
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brandf
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> It will all even out eventually. I think that Ukonu's point (which also jives with my own experience) is that it doesn't even out eventually. He wasn't saying that there are fewer bugs with static code...just that it's easier to maintain, and thus fixing bugs is less of a problem. > Competent programmers wi...
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SolomonKull
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Cant open it in vim. ### USLESS.
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Pastrami
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That's kind of the point. An old car might require more maintenance, but it is simpler work, that anyone with some tools and a mechanical inclination can accomplish. A 60s/70s engine needs feeler gauges to adjust the valve lifter clearances, a timing light to adjust ignition timing, and basic tools to adjust the carb...
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tamrix
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>Couldn't they have settled on that syntax 3-4 years ago? Sun was going bankrupt, couldn't innovate and did nothing with Java for years. Then Oracle bought Sun, changed the way the business runs and making changes to Java again. I thought this was obvious at this point in time.
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shizzy0
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Maybe that's what will come in the method reference syntax. Let's hope.
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shizzy0
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Will these Java lambdas actually close over local variables?
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nikbackm
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I doubt the registry is loaded (and locked) in RAM, probably paged in on demand like most everything else. Private registries for each application would not really be slower. Loading the application itself (EXE, DLLs, resources etc) would surely take much more time in comparison. Application file type settings and o...
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mysticreddit
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"You're doing it wrong." :-) The whole point of Vim is to keep your hands on the home-row. Lifting you right hand to use the arrow keys / mouse is slow.
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