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nope it was specifically in the context of "poo poo bein displayed on screens" and even had it broken down by crt vs lcd n poo poo
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I don't still dont buy it.
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Dark on light is also the best for presentations and working outdoors. Solarized light looks decent for this too.
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i still like monokai specifically with a brown-gray background blue-gray sucks the variety of colors makes me want to lick the computer screen
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ir_black (light on black) is the best color scheme, and it is available for the best editor (vim)
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Valeyard posted:i didnt realise (till right now) there was a free version of intellij woah hold on i didnt no this was the poverty zone/hideout
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hey guys, whats your favorite rice and beans recipe? i've tried mixing it with leftover ramen packets but it doesnt quite have enough zip!
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Ask/Tell: Ask me about couch surfing hacker hostels in the bay area
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i legitimately don't think there exists 40 lines of code you could screenshot that i can tell has the right effect which i would say "gah, don't do that" about random prints to build xml is fine, who the gently caress cares to import some library to mess with it if a loop that printfs some poo poo works the idea of "ugly code" is the stupidest sperg poo poo. the orm discussion more or less illustrates that there are usually too many stupid libraries rather than too few
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ORMs are bad because they were created for dumbs. SQL is not any harder to write without libraries. Using sql is also cleaner and allows much more complex logic because properly normalized DBs are really complex. XML libraries are good because XML is inherently tedious to write manually (and error prone) despite being extremely simple in design. Anytime you can grok the logic faster than writing it means a computer can help you do it easier and with less errors.
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Bloody posted:oh good we're talking about ide colors again it would have to be a grey background at least there's a vim theme called "biogoo" that's got a light grey background
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if the stark white is too bright then your display is poorly set up
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why, why use vim and emacs 
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solarized-dark supremacy
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Valeyard posted:why, why use vim and emacs vim bindings are incredible it is a shame they are stuck in a 1991 text editor
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Socracheese posted:solarized-dark supremacy
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Bloody posted:vim bindings are incredible it is a shame they are stuck in a 1991 text editor vim was way before my time so im judging on looks alone, and yeah all i see is people using text editors older than i am
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The #1 reason to use something like vim is that it makes it nice to do work on headless machines.
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Also modal editing is a good thing. And vim commands are multiple but are structured in a logical way to be composable together.
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MononcQc posted:Also modal editing is a good thing. And vim commands are multiple but are structured in a logical way to be composable together.
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Socracheese posted:solarized-dark supremacy
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vim is the worst and idk how anyone can actually use that crap
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using vim is great if you have a blog and can't think of anything else to write about one week so you just talk about your favorite vim plugins
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Shaggar posted:vim is the worst and idk how anyone can actually use that crap vim is better than emacs or nano or pico when sshed into a server p. much the only time you should use any of those programs tho
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power botton posted:using vim is great if you have a blog and can't think of anything else to write about one week so you just talk about your favorite vim plugins "ok and here is another plugin that only does about 75% of what you want it to, but this one is broken in a completely different way"
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Valeyard posted:why, why use vim and emacs because i am a computing professional and i use professional tools for my job, not $39.99 shareware that does the same thing but worse
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Deacon of Delicious posted:tbc where do your avatars come from http://www.themodernword.com/pynchon/zak_smith/title.htm think this will be my next one
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neat, and gravity's rainbow is on my (way too big) to-read list thanks
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bump it up on that list cause a better book has not been written in a long time imo
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i supported neovim cause it's gonna own v hard
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what about githubs atom i just looked and it closely resembles sublime hmmmmmm
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Malcolm XML posted:i supported neovim cause it's gonna own v hard please prove this to me, i would love it to be true.
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Stringent posted:please prove this to me, i would love it to be true. by support i mean "starred" it on github cause thats all i could be bothered to do
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Malcolm XML posted:by support i mean "starred" it on github cause thats all i could be bothered to do gently caress
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Malcolm XML posted:neovim neovim.org posted:What does the fox say?
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lol but neovim.org posted:This is the next generation. so it makes sense
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i am messing about in Unity just now and it is cool just to be able to guess c# syntax and it is mostly right
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Valeyard posted:what about githubs atom it's really loving slow because it's written in loving nodejs and can't open files > 2MB last I read
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