joeheyming

It's a tribute to https://eieio.games 1 million checkboxes, but it uses a different backend. Let's see if it scales...

Came here for someone to shout-out magit. It's amazing

Writing code is like playing jazz. It's not about the notes you are playing, its all about the notes you are not playing

This was my biggest hurdle to learning vim, I kept hitting Ctrl-S...

I really like the content, but would like to see it extended to examples an many languages where functions are first class objects and map/reduce are readily available.

This is why scripting/interpreted languages are vastly faster to produce than compiled programming languages.

the answer is: "yes"

life before the internet was a thing

I thought this was very meta: http://htmltree.peterbe.com/?url=htmltree.peterbe.com

yes, but why?

or prank a co-worker, thats the real intent :-)

yo dawg, I herd you like nyan cat, so I put a nyan cat in your emacs so you can nyan while you program

TLDR; This article has no content. It just spews statistics about Email, yet gives only one, non-thought-out, solution to dealing with lots of email.

Its just a sensational title, move on.

wait, wouldn't it be faster to write a small script to hit the facebook API foreach activity? I thought this was hacker news, not clueless article writer news

What I want to know is: when will w3c update their site?!

I wish all CSS was described this way... Thanks!

I like to think that its not model view controller, but instead model-view-behavior (or the strategy pattern)

Events are a given. Models can fire/handle events, views can fire/handle events. The behavior/strategy pattern is just a bunch of singleton objects that know how to mediate between the view and the model. Sometimes the behavior pattern handles events (as a strategy), but it doesn't fire events (only the model and view can do that).

The model knows how to generate the behavior. The View contains the behavior and asks the behavior questions with the model.

This separates responsibilities nicely in my opinion.

Maybe Firefox can replace it with a don't tender html checkbox </sarcasm>

I use the F keys all the time using emacs. They are super useful.

This person has obviously never programmed a day in his life. Caps lock is very useful for typing uppercase CONSTANTS.

This is not relevant for hacker news.