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Are you that guy from some yosposter's old job who wrote "self-documenting code" by doing stuff like int functionToSortAListOfWirelessNetworkNames (String[] &theListOfWirelessNetworksToBeSorted)
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i should think not, as that would leave me only 9910 characters to work with, the merest pittance
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May 29, 2018 21:07
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not going to dispute that
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May 29, 2018 21:27
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instead of arguing about whether or not a case is valid for text, you could just use a decent editor
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May 30, 2018 17:30
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such as?
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May 30, 2018 21:05
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May 30, 2018 21:22
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pls don't troll
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May 30, 2018 21:23
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im trying vs code today against my better judgement
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May 31, 2018 00:32
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Vim won the war a long time ago. Stop fighting it.
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a lot of turbonerds seem completely unable to write in anything other than either emacs or vim because they spent a lot of time imprinting editing workflows into muscle memory or whatever, and they’re usually really insistent that the user interface is actually very good and people should spend a long time learning to use a good editor there’s something to that I guess but I’ll take not being married to a loving text editor instead
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TheFluff posted:a lot of turbonerds seem completely unable to write in anything other than either emacs or vim because they spent a lot of time imprinting editing workflows into muscle memory or whatever, and they’re usually really insistent that the user interface is actually very good and people should spend a long time learning to use a good editor You're not a turbonerd for using what is hands down the best open source text editor in the world.
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May 31, 2018 00:48
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Shaggar posted:pls don't scroll
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May 31, 2018 00:56
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TheFluff posted:a lot of turbonerds seem completely unable to write in anything other than either emacs or vim because they spent a lot of time imprinting editing workflows into muscle memory or whatever, and they’re usually really insistent that the user interface is actually very good and people should spend a long time learning to use a good editor I used vim. but then I switched to vs code. it is good. took me a long time to stop hitting escape all the time
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May 31, 2018 02:20
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I use vscode for a lot of my stuff now. It’s a pretty decent piece of software.
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May 31, 2018 02:38
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qhat posted:You're not a turbonerd for using what is hands down the best open source text editor in the world. well yeah we know vs code is good but you were talking about vim before
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May 31, 2018 14:25
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lol yeah just let me move my hands from the keyboard to click on things with the mouse... *borat voice* NOT!
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May 31, 2018 14:41
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things that slow me down when coding. 1) my brain 2) the mouse?
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May 31, 2018 14:54
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vim and emacs are both extremely bad
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May 31, 2018 15:28
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Shaggar posted:vim and emacs are both extremely bad Shaggar posted:pls don't troll
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May 31, 2018 16:55
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emacs is why rms' hands are crippled (like, literally, i heard he has to have an assistant type all of his awful screeds) don't use emacs
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May 31, 2018 16:58
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Sagebrush posted:emacs is why rms' hands are crippled (like, literally, i heard he has to have an assistant type all of his awful screeds) It's actually due to his lifelong diet of foot lint
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Sagebrush posted:emacs is why rms' hands are crippled (like, literally, i heard he has to have an assistant type all of his awful screeds) if you write like him please use emacs
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spacemacs ftw
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i started using spacevim and i like it a lot so far!
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Sagebrush posted:emacs is why rms' hands are crippled (like, literally, i heard he has to have an assistant type all of his awful screeds) - bad typing technique, which will gently caress up your hands regardless what program you use - turning every task into a hacking challenge
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https://twitter.com/h_east/status/1007880877353758721
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Lime posted:i should think not, as that would leave me only 9910 characters to work with, the merest pittance
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I used Visual Studio Code for a bunch of embedded stuff and it was OK but I could never work out how to make it point to the standard C libraries for Intellisense and it never stopped complaining about it It's not as good as Sublime Text for text editing because you can't make multiple selections
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theodop posted:It's not as good as Sublime Text for text editing because you can't make multiple selections  It's exactly like sublime text with its multiple selections.
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Why would you use Visual Studio Code when you could use Visual Studio? Anyway they're both good and vim sucks poo poo comparatively but if you're stuck in a ssh terminal or 1995 vim's better than the alternatives at least. theodop posted:I used Visual Studio Code for a bunch of embedded stuff and it was OK but I could never work out how to make it point to the standard C libraries for Intellisense and it never stopped complaining about it This is almost why I started using Visual Studio community and it's good.
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theodop posted:I used Visual Studio Code for a bunch of embedded stuff and it was OK but I could never work out how to make it point to the standard C libraries for Intellisense and it never stopped complaining about it you mean headers I assume. you can set that in the per-project json file somewhere. see google for more details. quote:It's not as good as Sublime Text for text editing because you can't make multiple selections it can. and also block edits
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The Management posted:you mean headers I assume. you can set that in the per-project json file somewhere. see google for more details. why is /usr/include not the default? 
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I've given all the ides (and garbage javascript ides) a fair shot but IntelliJ is the least broken one so thats what I use
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Jun 18, 2018 19:34
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beware the ides of march
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Jun 18, 2018 19:53
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Silver Alicorn posted:beware the ides of march 
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Jun 18, 2018 21:42
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lol
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btw, is there like a magic plugin or setting combo to make eclipse usable?
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Symbolic Butt posted:spacemacs ftw shameful, but also correct
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HoboMan posted:btw, is there like a magic plugin or setting combo to make eclipse usable? i doubt it, eclipse is one of those pieces of software that desperately needs things taken away, not added
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The Management posted:you mean headers I assume. you can set that in the per-project json file somewhere. see google for more details. yeah I couldn't work out how the pathing worked and I gave up after 5 minutes. a wizard would be nice for dumbasses like me quote:it can. and also block edits look at that, it can now. I remember specifically wanting to use it as my normal editor but not doing it because it didn't have multiple selections. Now my only reason is it takes about 5 seconds to become usable after launch, instead of sublime which is instant
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