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Maybe not strictly against the law, but if I'm riding in your car and you are purposely ducking cops, I'm going to feel a bit suspicious.

one thing that worked for me was iterm and growl integration to show me a system notification on compilation completion.

I hope he does try to sue for a link to google which has a link to his own site which behaves in a certain way based on the if HTTP_REFERER header says it was from google. He could stop the behavior at any time by changing his own code. It would set a good public precedent to help curtail such buffoonery moving forward.

It's interesting how different neighborhoods can be in the same city. In Seattle, my old neighborhood's board (First Hill) was vastly different than that of Ballard, to the point where I wasn't sure my friends who lived there were talking about the same site. The latter sounded like it was filled entirely with militant, yet simultaneously skittish NIMBYers, while mine was filled with park get-togethers and lost puppies. And since you could only see one neighborhood, the other experience was invisible to me.

for me, vi bindings when I compose mail. Also, it does threading right (multiple levels like reddit or hn, vs. flattened like Facebook)

"To visualise this, it’s simplest to think of the state of your repository as a point in a high-dimensional ‘code-space’, in which branches are represented as n-dimensional membranes, mapping the spatial loci of successive commits onto the projected manifold of each cloned repository."

http://tartley.com/?p=1267

Cheap with a poor customer experience? They'll fit right in at Walmart.

Mere humans are incapable of doing this right as most don't run with show whitespace (so tabs and spaces look different) & many don't grok the difference between indentation and alignment.

I wonder if gofmt logic can be extended to other languages.

have you ever found a solution to make readline change cursor shape depending on mode? not knowing the mode before typing keeps me from turning this on, even though I prefer vi bindings.

I also use this convention, but one frustration is that no IDE wants to follow it in their auto line breaking functions.

A minor typo in this paper yields the quote "Our result is that using sic [sic] bricks, one can combine them into different models."