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vapid cutlery posted:haha, no you LOL yeah
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Sep 15, 2012 02:18
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im super sleepy
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Sep 15, 2012 02:19
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sleep tight, don't let the class 5 bugs byte
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Sep 15, 2012 02:19
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u can sleep when ur dead
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Sep 15, 2012 02:20
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usleep
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Sep 15, 2012 02:21
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Funnehman posted:why would you emacs when you can vim i do it all
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Sep 15, 2012 02:34
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vapid cutlery posted:usleep microsleeps are dangerous and another reason humans should never drive cars
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Sep 15, 2012 02:53
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what if we actually die when we sleep and our dreams are heaven/hell/purgatory and when we wake up we're revived?
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Sep 15, 2012 03:26
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Pendragon posted:what if we actually die when we sleep and our dreams are heaven/hell/purgatory and when we wake up we're revived? someone would have noticed
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Sep 15, 2012 03:26
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vapid cutlery posted:someone would have noticed this is my answer to every question like this, i feel like a mean fart
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Sep 15, 2012 09:11
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rotor posted:u can sleep when ur dead vapid cutlery posted:usleep
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Sep 15, 2012 09:17
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Zizzyx posted:i just started using emacs, how does m-/ compare to the standard autocomplete plugin that everyone recommends? One's a key you can press and the other's an emacs plugin you can install. If you're new to emacs you won't realise what that second part means.
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Sep 15, 2012 10:24
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i was using the plugin and didn't want to take the time to compare them
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Sep 15, 2012 10:26
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http://phpjs.org/ Yo dawg, we heard you like web "development" so we put a web "development" in yo' web "development" so you can web "develop" while you web "develop"
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Wheany posted:http://phpjs.org/ yase good sir the bacons bacon at mignidnth!! hahahah do you like my fedora
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Sep 15, 2012 14:13
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comments on a wordpress page is my new favorite code submission technique
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Sep 15, 2012 20:17
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seriously tho, always use intellij unless you're writing c then use xcode
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Sep 16, 2012 01:44
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trex eaterofcadrs posted:seriously tho, always use intellij unless you're writing c then use xcode is it as strong with other languages as it is with java?
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deep square leg posted:is it as strong with other languages as it is with java? i use it for ruby php clojure python groovy and some spattering of scala and they have done a really good job also i use it for maven, osgi and spring poo poo and it's all over it better than any tool i've ever used
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thanks. i presume that pycharm et al are just a specific sets of the complete intellij package, then. i use their resharper for visual studio, which I have found to be excellent.
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deep square leg posted:thanks. i presume that pycharm et al are just a specific sets of the complete intellij package, then. i use their resharper for visual studio, which I have found to be excellent. yup, seriously buy it, i have probably made 200k off of 250 bucks of purchase
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deep square leg posted:thanks. i presume that pycharm et al are just a specific sets of the complete intellij package, then. i use their resharper for visual studio, which I have found to be excellent. yep
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i got idea licenses for everyone at my company and basically everyone who uses it (ie not diehard vi/emacs people) loving loves it
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"this is so much better than that loving eclipse shitheap, jesus christ" - everyone who used to use eclipse
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i tried to use intellij once and it sucked and their plugin site didnt work
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Shaggar posted:i tried to use intellij once and it sucked and their plugin site didnt work u did it wrong
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Just entering this thread now but gently caress programming ( it sux)
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Sep 16, 2012 04:47
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yeah that was settled on like page 3
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56k posted:Just entering this thread now but gently caress programming ( it sux) This "programming" sounds like a fun time.
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ides are nice but are they ever going to implement keyboard text navigation without passing the buck to plugin developers
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Zizzyx posted:ides are nice but are they ever going to implement keyboard text navigation without passing the buck to plugin developers no, hth
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Zizzyx posted:ides are nice but are they ever going to implement keyboard text navigation without passing the buck to plugin developers With Xcode you go command-shift-O and start typing a file or symbol name to go to it. What else is there
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vapid cutlery posted:With Xcode you go command-shift-O and start typing a file or symbol name to go to it. What else is there Declaration - where you defined the variable Implementations - in an abstract class/interface/trait and you want to see where it gets non-abstract Type Declaration - Super Method Tests - tests which involve that method/variable. hth
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vapid cutlery posted:With Xcode you go command-shift-O and start typing a file or symbol name to go to it. What else is there making it -t which is easier to type
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Zizzyx posted:ides are nice but are they ever going to implement keyboard text navigation without passing the buck to plugin developers why do you care if its a plugin or if it ships with the ide
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Cocoa Crispies posted:making it -t which is easier to type I don't see how
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vapid cutlery posted:I don't see how it is one fewer key presses, you see
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Sweeper posted:it is one fewer key presses, you see and no pinky stretch (known to cause hand disorders in emacs users that mash "ctrl" all the time even when rebound to caps-lock, to the left of "a")
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Cocoa Crispies posted:and no pinky stretch (known to cause hand disorders in emacs users that mash "ctrl" all the time even when rebound to caps-lock, to the left of "a") trigger warning C-y
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