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Terminal integration. Which is invaluable as it's a big waste of time cross referencing your projects acroess different parallel contexes.

What's MacVim give you? I never got the point. Everything I've seen also existed in the terminal with a few simple vimrc config. Mouse/trackpad, clipboard integration, OSX commands.
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I'm 25 and in the exact same situation as you, except that my baseline is probably a more like 135/80 or even 140/80. I know that weight loss works, because a couple of years ago when I weighed about 40 lbs. less, it tended to be more like 130/80. But then I quit smoking (which I had taken up for ~3 years by that point) and started eating the world. Yes, ironically by BP was lower when I abused the crap out of stimulants, smoking and drinking coffee around the clock like a champ. However, I think those things are unrelated; significantly lower weight might have offset all that.

I am very wary of physicians' periodic mumblings about putting me on hypertension meds soon because this could be doing "silent damage". I'm aware of that. But I know several hypertensive people, in otherwise good health and relatively young age, who had anomalous, out-of-the-blue heart attacks or strokes suspected to be linked to side effects of calcium channel blockers or other hypertension medication. It makes me very wary.

It seems to me the only safe adjustments to BP outside of a gerontological context can be made through lifestyle and weight changes.
Because cross-ocean bulk shipping costs basically nothing these days, so you build wherever has more competent infrastructure, work culture, and whatever else you need. Having been to Mexico a few times and being in China right now, China's got a huge edge on Mexico in many, many areas.

Also, it's not communist here and hasn't been for a while, but that's another story for another time.
I'm guessing a -1 button would be only as attractive to FB as a dislike button.

With a -1 and dislike button comes a visible downside to being present on FB, especially for organizations, the potential to be unpopular in a tangible, measurable, way. Organizations would then think twice about being on FB when before it's might have been a no-brainer. Even if the number of dislikes is not publicly visible, it may be to the owner of whatever it is being unliked, or owners may request for it, and when an owner sees that number, may decide that it's bad to have a FB presence.

Considering the downsides of a -1/dislike button, why would FB want it from a revenue and growth point of view?
Wonder how that works out. It's not just that people are waiting quite a while for an upgrade, it's also about regaining trust that once you get your beta (or even 2.0 final) out, the next pause won't be as long…
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I think I went something like: Notepad -> Frontpage Express -> PHPEdit -> Notepad++ -> SciTE -> Notepad2 -> PSPad -> Zend Studio -> e Text Editor -> Aptana Studio 2 -> Komodo -> Aptana Studio 3 -> Sublime Text 2/vim

But I've probably missed some out. You can sort of see me slowly progressing from PHP to Python depending on the work I'm getting (also Windows to Linux).
Agreed. Once privacy becomes the driving issue of social networks, either Facebook, G+, or the next evolution, will offer users what they consider to be proper security/privacy. Although we can be seen as the products and not consumers of Facebook, if we are being harvested for social data, we will require proper care and growth to deliver a good product.
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Fake seems a lot like what Selenium can do.
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Warning, it doesn't always behave like vi. One thing I found was visual mode and pull up, pulls more than just the selected line (seems to be the entire block). Shift-V, j, Shift-J for those who want to confirm.
Wow, that's it! I've been searching for this. Thank you.

Amazing that a simple 256 color animation from 1989 can change your life ;)
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The experimental renderer in MacVim creates a much more fluid editing experience than Vim, I find. Other than that, I think the only thing I use from time to time that is MacVim-specific is command-S, which aliases nicely to :w or to a file browser where you can enter a file name if the file is unnamed.
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It was gutting to see the Challenge business go under. The 2004 race also had major challenges and only just got round financially. That is a great quote though
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Goto Anything, multiple cursors, practically no lag when working on remote files, no hangups on files with long lines, set-mark functionality etc. In general, ST2 feels way faster and much more solid.
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The SciAm article makes it sound like there is literally no scientific support in "the war against salt." This article pretty clearly claims exactly the opposite, so it makes a good counterpoint even if it was published before the most recent study.

>Um, why the giant copy & paste?

When I click on that link, a registration thingy pops up. You can dismiss it, but OP might have thought registration was required.
Sublime Texts vintage mode doesn't feel like vim at all. Even basic things like ':x' are missing.
This should help indies who don't have time to manage their PR. Lemme give it a try.
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Oh, I'm aware it does. I was implying that as much as I like all the little, nice touches in Sublime Text 2 I still wouldn't use it without vi bindings. I started using it as my main editor after the last update which introduced vintage mode. :)
The fact that this is accomplished in a language where whitespace really matters impressed me the most.
Based on the small amount of testing I did on couple versions of Firefox, disallowing third party cookies means only websites you are directly visiting can read or write any cookies.

So if you go to facebook.com and it sets some cookies and later you go to somerandomblog.com that has some images from facebook.com, Firefox will not send cookies to facebook.com, since you are not visiting it directly.

Now obviously if somerandomblog.com has javascript from facebook.com on it, then that javascript can read cookies from somerandomblog.com and do pretty much anything it wants with that page.
Not as hard as some period cursive variants (e.g. German Sütterlin). But once you go that far back, you'd also have to emulate the language, and I don't think that most GMs are a) up to that and b) willing to inflict this upon their players. Some fake Shakespearean might do, of course…

One could scour the net for a handwritten font that looks slightly arabic, considering where the Mythos' most famous madman came from…

Back in the days, I had some Postscript document that actually included some font, based on Edsger Dijkstra's handwriting. Given that PS is a full-fledge programming language, too, that could be the basis for some crazy per-letter randomization. (Although I bet TeX/MetaFont wizards could do something similar, and there might even be some OpenType fonts with enough glyph variants out there already)
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Great idea! I signed up and will definitely use it for my next app.

A few initial thoughts:

* You refer to "games" throughout the site, but the site is (almost) just as good for non-game apps. A simple word change might make non-game developers like me feel a little more at home.

* It's a big leap from free to €99 + VAT. Indie iOS developers don't pay VAT (it's taken by Apple on top of our 30% cut), so a VAT-inclusive price is easier. I'm more likely to pay €9/month unlimited or, even better, €5 for up to three apps.

* How are average scores calculated? This sounds interesting but there isn't much detail on it at the moment.

One last thing, is the "- username" text in the top left a Google+ joke? I like it :)
What about the use of the word "compromise" instead of "comprise"? That's two sentences ... And my gut tells me there's a lot more wrong than that.
Just watch them use 10 times as much energy and put you right back where you started.
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Mac: THINK Pascal → THINK C → Emacs → BBEdit (→ BBEdit + Xcode)

PC: Borland C → Visual Studio → Sublime Text

Linux: Emacs → Emacs

I now mostly use Emacs or BBEdit or Sublime Text depending on platform and task.
This is incredible.

One route for this would have been to make it so it could be used across any industry but by sticking to games you've made it incredibly valuable in that niche.

Keen to see how it goes and if you adapt it to other niches (I know a whole heap of people in the music industry who would kill for something like this).
I don't believe Facebook is doing anything malicious, but it can never hurt to do a little investigation.
You make some interesting points and I will probably have to check out that book at some point.

I will skip the computer/phone stuff, I don't really think we have an disagreement about changing consumer behaviors.

Facebook=Social, your conclusions are a bit different than what I perceive. Further isolation from the deep wisdom of previous generations is not the conclusion I would necessarily make. To me it seems they could actually be the most connected to older generations simply because they are sharing a social space (facebook) with them. Sure, not everyone is going to be friends with older generations, but the opportunity is greater, the barrier for communication is lower and older generations are watching them closer than before.

Each generation has to go through its own unique rite of passage given cultural, technological and social standards of the time. I think they'll figure it out and make it work, somehow that always seems to happen.
Not to mention the fact that I can use the same text editor across multiple operating systems.
I have been known to be particular about my writing implements (though cheap netbooks now mean that hand writing more than the shortest of notes is now increasingly redundant for me) but, in all honesty, I've never found a device I prefer writing with to a mechanical pencil. A much nicer feel for me than any pen I've tried, never leaks because there's no liquid to leak and frankly the cheap disposable ones are almost as good as any more expensive model.

Pencils rock.
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If I recall, that's not the reason for the abundance of fonts, as both Quenya and Sindarin use the same script. I think most of what you could find on LaTeX is your basic Tengwar script, but in different styles, so that they look like they were from different historical periods (one looked a bit like Celtic uncials, one almost like blackletter etc.).

(Boy, I'm really showing my nerd colors in this thread)
Why not let Apple sell the devices and Amazon sell the content? Great question. It does seem efficient, what with comparative advantage and all.

Because then then that's an experience that's either customer-integrated or concessionary.

A customer-integrated experience means bringing your own food to the stadium, maybe from the place across the street. That's what MP3 players were like before the iTunes Music Store. Dedicated experts love customer-integrated experiences, but they're the only ones.

A concessionary experience means renting the stadium's food stand to the highest bidder. The highest bidders are either cheapskates or have deeper business motives. The best case is that they just want to expose consumers to some other brand. But when the parties have overlapping interests, things get messy and unstable (i.e. Google on Yahoo, otherwise a great win for users).

These types of experiences both have an annoying tendency to suck out loud.

Apple's mastery in creating great integrated experiences is one of Steve Jobs' greatest legacies. It's something great creators strive to do and customers are happy to pay for.

If Apple were to move away from providing a well-integrated experience, they'd be moving away from not only their key strength but their key value to their users.
If a french or german court decides that a foreign company is violating their laws, they can do little besides preventing them from reaching their market, which would in this case mean that they can order ISPs to block the site. I'm pretty sure that there is no way that they can actually make a foreign-based company abide by their laws. How would they enforce the ruling?

Of course, if the company in question also owns a EU-based daughter company through which it operates on EU market (as Facebook apparently does), then that's a whole different ballgame.
I was lucky enough to get an equivalent piece of advice from "Object Oriented Programming" by Peter Coad & Jill Nicola ( http://amzn.com/013032616X ) which was the main textbook for an OO course during my CS studies. There are good examples there that illustrate this and many other useful rules (of thumb) of OO modeling.
Sorry to reply twice, but I reread the Kickstarter page and discovered that people are paying $50 for these things. I'm pretty sure that one could afford to have these things made in the US and still turn a massive profit. Even if you pay someone $100 an hour to will these things into existence, I'm pretty sure you'll still come out ahead. $50 for a block of aluminum that you put a pen cartridge into. Wow.
Hmm, I'll take your word for it, as I haven't looked, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of the typefaces were runic (Cirth) rather than Tengwar (the celtic ones you mentioned, in particular).
I've been using Textmate since 2006 and I'm still very happy with it. I'm still learning new tricks. Bundles allow it to keep pace fine for me.
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Google has posted warning signs to look out for in code (1). One of them is very similar:

Suspicious names: context, environment, principal, container, or manager

(all of the things google mentions, are things I've seen much, much more in Java codebase than anywhere else)

(1) http://googletesting.blogspot.com/2008/11/guide-to-writing-t...
Wow, they're still kicking!
I particularly dislike classes called *Helper
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Thanks for your feedback!

There are some things about it that are games-specific, such as the festival calendar and the sites that Promoter is crawling for press mentions. It could be expanded to non-game apps in the future, but I wanted to start with the area I have most expertise in.

The VAT pricing is due to the tax rules we have in Europe, but I can see that it adds noise to the price point. Monthly payment is something I'd want to add, but I wanted to keep it as simple as possible starting out.

For the average scores you enter the scores from the reviews to Promoter (e.g. 7 out of 10). Promoter will then calculate the average of all reviews.

Not sure what you mean with the Google+ joke? ;)
Interesting. I wonder if the Chinese factory is as careful about quality control with their own brand as they are with Bianchi's frames? I'd personally feel safer with a well-known brand frame because of the potential for carbon fiber to fail in strange ways.
Any ideas what the actual schedule will be? Like specific times when new videos go online, how much time will there be to hand in each exercise? I'd like to plan my time... Same questions for AI-Class.
Lower cost in what sense? I was under the impression that Netflix didn't pay per viewer, but rather, licensed the content to stream as much as they want for a certain time frame. Is that not correct?

edited to add: Here we go. From the Q2 investor conference call -- "For streaming content, we buy like our industry and pay television and network TV buys and cable networks, which is you have to commit upfront, and you have to pay a fixed amount per time period, typically per year, for access to that content on your network."[1]

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I'm not sure if I installed a plugin for it at some point, but I do have full screen support in Lion.
Even better: don't use objects at all. Use a functional programming language.
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1. python console for easy plugins (but Python env is way too stripped down unfortunately)

2. it's fast

3. very good ctags support (jump to definitions between files)

4. go to anything (jump to files)

5. vim-like cursor position stack

6. vertical tabs

7. decent multiple-syntax highlighting (javascript/css in html pages)
I wonder if there's a way to do this in the US. I will look into this.
After years and years of waiting they decide to tell us something... At least there is hope
I have never seen Zalgo text work on any of my computers or browsers, and I've encountered it a lot over the years. Is it mostly a windows thing?
I've been asking questions about Elisp for a while, hoping to build up a body of work that I can reference. There's a whole bunch from anon that are from me before quit in frustration.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2170528/writing-hello-wor...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2260294/awk-print-2-1-in-...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1642184/extracting-urls-f...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2032503/getting-stock-pri...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1541682/lisp-script-to-pa...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2264286/generating-a-quiz...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2263983/processing-comman...

Now I'm back and still throwing out a few as I think of them.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6172054/how-can-i-random-...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4640040/how-can-i-generat...

Basically, the HN crowd could help make short work of building a great starting point for less popular topics like Elisp, Haskell, Scala, Scheme, CL, etc. One technique that is particularly useful is to solve small real-world problem.
Thanks! Yes, the music industry would be another niche that you could spin it off, but I still think you'd need to target the needs of that niche to make it really work well.
Too slow! I moved to Emacs back in 2007. I don't think Textmate could win me back at this point. I've taken the red pill.
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It's possible that we've reversed the causal association for all these years.

Another possibility: Cortisol. People under chronic stress produce more cortisol, and high cortisol levels act to inhibit urinary sodium loss. Maybe the people having heart attacks aren't eating more sodium; they're just retaining it better as a side effect of the stress which is killing them.
I'm looking for a partner/co-founder to join and extend our reach. I should have worked at Blogger too I guess.
HN discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2889100
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Mac: BBEdit -> TextMate -> MacVim -> SublimeText 2

Win: HomeSite -> Notepad++
Whitespace can matter, but ; counts as a newline and you can have any whitespace inside an expression that you want. Typically you'll write something like:

some_function( with, lots,
of args )

but you can also use that flexibility to make your source code look like a badass fucking fractal too.
I guess the VAT situation must be different in other parts of Europe. I'm in Ireland and prices are usually advertised as ex-VAT if customers have a VAT bill they're paying themselves (because they charge VAT). That isn't the case for Irish devs which is why it's noisy for me.

One other thing I noticed: I suddenly got lots of emails from promoter because the search terms I used were too broad. I have a google alert "switch multi user browser ipad" which works well, but promoter emails me every time any of these terms appears. I couldn't find a way to correctly match articles containing all those terms (is that possible?), so I had to disable it by entering a random string in the search field.
Webkit browsers, for the first time, have a greater market share than Firefox
I find it sad that all these companies put their legal headquarters overseas in order to avoid paying US taxes.

US citizens are required to pay US taxes when living and working overseas so why don't US corporations?
BTW you should change the font size and color on your blog to match the better size/color on Promoter.

Not all of us have good eyesight.
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If I wrote 2-20 line functions, then I wouldn't document/test every one, either.