When I was learning vim, I decided to extend the existing vimtutor with some more programming specific tasks. You can find it at https://github.com/drodil/codetutor.vim if you are interested :)
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In Finland we usually sleep during the winters and stay awake during the summers
And 5mins later, toilet :D
And still you needed Vue.js to make this (shit)?
I made one too with inkplate. The software is open sourced. More details here: https://link.medium.com/DeyY5FlcXmb
Congrats!
I really enjoy working with Inkplate [1]. Besides showing photos, you can show all kinds of information like weather, calendar and whatever. Takes some coding but at least you can customize it for your needs.
I wish there was such feature in Outlook. Any way to do a plugin for that with this idea? :)
I have done IF for almost 2 years now. Some personal experiences from my blog if interested: https://link.medium.com/ju1cOdlG9kb
POSSE is also Finnish TV show with the Dudesons hosting it :D
Nice one. Have you tried replacing the for loops with forEach? It might be even more performant.
Have been looking for options to move away from Medium.com and this looks promising. Would appreciate functionality to automatically import existing posts from other platforms (like medium has).
The most amazing goto is:
void main() { goto http; printf("Hello world!"); http://www.hello-world.com }
Just get the git plugin and create private repo somewhere. Problem solved
Running "mouse on fire" gives pretty disturbing images :D
Lately I wrote a small ssh client that allows you to take your configuration files (such as .bashrc, .vimrc) to the remote easily. Got too frustrated copying those manually as I have quite many remotes I work with and also because I like to tune my configs constantly. Also I have some ideas for further development once I have time for that.
Very ugly code review process in that project in Developer Guidelines
Cool stuff mate! Searching for sscanf in github produces over 19 million results with over 15 million in C code. I bet there might be few cases where it could be replaced with something else... :) (not saying it's not useful function when used correctly)
Tregren T6 kitchen garden. So relaxing to see things grow without putting too much effort in it.
Valco headphones. Price-quality wise the best you can get.
Roborock S6 maxv. Damn convenient especially if you have furry pets.
1Password. Finally got my passwords under control.
Yet another project that is "made by developers for developers" :D
Ok I admit the mistaken word in the article. Still the argument is valid, don't you agree? :)
Very good point. There would be an awesome opportunity for some software engineer to create such editor (cross-platform of course). Also it could support other markup languages such as Textile as they don't differ from each other so much.
Also what would help this is that the Markdown was standardized and would have these features included out-of-the-box.
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"HOT DOG NOT HOT DOG" really makes it useful for adult film industry :D
Keepass2. Just to keep it only on local computer and with me on USB stick.
If I understood right you are asking how to get the users without advertisement...(?) I think most important thing is good and easy-to-use product. People should be able to start using the product as easily as possible. If the product is for example website, the registration and start of use should not be more than 3 clicks away.
Next thing is social visibility (for example Facebook, Twitter, blogs etc.). Especially inside look for product development and new upcoming features give the users something to wait for. Also referral programs (discount or some other benefit for people who get friends and family join to use the product) are proven to be very working concept.
Also one thing to consider is to allow people use the product for free for example for 1 month and after that either automatic or manual contact to continue the usage and start paying.
The whole thing depends a lot what kind of product you are talking about. Applications have their own channels where you can get users from for example app reviews done by some bloggers on the internet.
True, in Finland it's very good if you get 50k. Most SW engineers work for 25-40k salaries.
Best reply this far.
So cool :)
Codenomicon seems to be on it's way to overrule the internet.