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Article author here. I generally recommend against Janus because I think there's much more value in learning Vim's core behaviour thoroughly, which is best done by starting with a relatively minimal or even empty .vimrc file [1] and no plugins.

When a new user has a better command of vi basics and gets a better grasp on the actual limits of Vim's built-in behaviour, and has invested some time in crafting a configuration that suits them, personally, very well for their work and workflow they have, then they're in a much better position to select plugins judiciously and don't have to use a configuration they don't actually understand.

So far, everyone who's recommended Janus to me or asked me to write about it turned out to have a pretty poor understanding of vi-like editors in general.

For perspective, I see the oh-my-zsh [2] project much the same way. I firmly believe that it really is better to start from scratch so that you force yourself to develop an understanding of the applications you use.

Learning vanilla vi has a slightly less obvious side benefit, too -- it works everywhere. You can log into pretty much any Unix-like system and type vi, and something understandable will happen. POSIX [3] is intended to ensure that.

[1]: http://vimuniversity.com/samples/your-first-vimrc-should-be-...

[2]: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh

[3]: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/vi...
The more fundamental point is that assuming equally sound governance (a big assumption of course), the natural size of the Chinese economy is around 4x the natural size of the US economy.

Does that matter? Not really. "US" and "China" are ultimately just arbitrary labels.
they also link to some "check to see whether your password was on this list" site. that is so utterly broken. it must be assumed that ever password (hash) was copied.

the recent correlation between known spam from linkedin (and lastfm) indicates, that passwords have been known for a little while. there is no reason to think otherwise.
Yes, but sane indentation, syntax coloring, soft tabs and line numbering (out of the box, without requiring you to understand how vim works and what are its configs) never hurts :)
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Have you looked at http://supergenpass.com/ ? Sounds similar. There's a nice chrome extension and android app available for that algorithm.
That's why so many new users turn to using tabs. Because they think they can't replace the current unsaved buffer they open another file in a tab. The result is very superficially similar to what you'd get in other editors but it is very different and full of pitfalls if you persist in treating them as regular tabs.

These two lines in your ~/.vimrc are enough to be able to work efficiently with buffers and windows and make tabs more useable:

set hidden
set switchbuf=useopen,usetab

The first makes it possible to replace the current unsaved buffer with another one.

The second allows you to jump to a buffer where it is (in another window, another tab) instead of replacing the current buffer with :b buffername.
> What is Magenta -- in plain english?

Not sure what could be clearer than:

> Magenta is an implementation of Darwin/BSD on top of the Linux kernel.

> And what does binary compatible with iOS 5 mean?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_code_compatibility

That Magenta will run programs compiled for iOS5 unmodified (if they don't use APIs which haven't been reimplemented yet of course)
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Somewhat ironically, this has been posted before:

http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=eternal+sep...
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Bad comments are bad comments. Read the code/comments actually being referenced and it's clearly of high quality.
I'm not sure about UE4, but Geomeric's Enlighten tech was added to UE3 last year. It seems likely to me that it would be the same thing in 4.
There is no HTTP code for censorship (but perhaps there should be)
> "terminal scraping" (uuugh).

It's works better than expected. You avoid the costs and risks of re-writing the application and re-training your personnel.

http://www.softwareag.com/us/products/az/applinx.asp
> ... without requiring you to understand how vim works ...

That's the kicker. If you don't actually learn how Vim works, you're missing out on most of its power.

You don't need Janus, you need Vimcasts: http://vimcasts.org/
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mozilla is building browserid, while it does not get rid of passwords, it might be one spot where you can deply something like that. when integration within your browser happens, maybe we are not even far off...
Indeed, but they are men who have made it their life's mission to understand their audience needs and enjoy everything that comes with that. I think the issue is young men in tech (and many other indistries) presuming that everyone is just like them and have their needs and interests.
You're right, it's not aimed at advanced or even intermediate users. To be honest I'm surprised (though flattered as I usually am) that it got onto HN. Hopefully it's useful to at least some people to clarify Vim's behaviour, since it may not be familiar to people raised on GUI editors like myself.
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That reads much like "but we can still be friends". Yeah, right.
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Well, get good quality links to your website. There are many ways to do this: ask sites/blogs to place a link to you, write good content so people will link to you, publish some kind of research which hopefully will get linked, etc.
And make sure you don't build backlinks the wrong way: link farms, spamming, etc.
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Author here. That's not quite what I meant; mapping keystrokes to Vim's tab commands is well and good, but it requires some serious kludges to make Vim behave the same way as, say, Notepad++, where one open tab equals one open file, and that's that.

"Window groups" would have been a far more accurate though potentially less familiar name for the feature, in my opinion.

I don't actually use tabs much, personally. I seldom have more than three or four files open at a time.
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It's plausible that Apple has agreed not to distribute AirPlay client software in agreements with AirPlay hardware licensees, and (unfortunately) also plausible that the details of these agreements are under mutual NDA.

In other words, it's (disconcertingly) conceivable that Apple is contractually obligated to reject Rogue Amoeba's feature without a good explanation.
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Some envelopes actually contain debt that you must pay.

Immigrants might create social pressure until they're fully integrated, some don't know the language, and some are more likely to commit crimes or cost the state money upon deportation procedures. In Switzerland, almost three out of four detainees nationwide are foreigners (citation: http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss_news/Experts_reflect_on_sp... ).

I do think you can mitigate this by making people pull their own fees when the visa is granted, not only all the cost of the actual administrative procedures but also a median insurance fee for future detention and deportation costs broken down via a statistical model. But even then you have side-effects, like a sudden increase in San Francisco population, increased rents for housing, gentrification of neighborhoods ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentrification ), displacement of people that otherwise have lived their entire life in that area, and less opportunities for US nationals given the foreigner's competition.

Despite this, I still think that US should allow more immigrants, that the bar is currently set too high and that in the future we'll be able to make more progress towards the idealistic "Earth: one country one nation" slogan, but it's not as simple as taking all the envelopes.
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It would be a good buy if they give the potential buyer a time window of 18 months to work out an alternative customer acquisition channel.

Immediate separation will hurt it significantly and sortfolio will not be able to recover when the only growth driver is killed off.

In fact, Why not hire a typical founding team to find a second growth driver under the 37signals brand and then try to sell it? 212k annually should be enough for such a team.
Hmm, yes. :set hidden is recommended so often in pretty much every introductory tutorial that in places I've assumed people who have basic familiarity with Vim are already using it.

In retrospect this probably wasn't wise of me; I don't use it myself, and I still run into the occasional Vim guru online who doesn't either.

I've edited the post with a clarifying note and given you a footnote. Thanks.
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it does not stretch and does not even use a serious hash (md5). it is also completely predictable how it builds its per-domain passwords. this will only work for very good master passwords. and even then it will disclose your master password after a while. (it doesn't help either that its example master password is 'snowflake'...)
What kind of things would you like to know? I'm open to writing a followup.
H(Salt . H(Password)) is a lot like an hmac (minus the secret part and the padding). I'm not sure about the pre-image vulnerability mentioned on wikipedia's md5 page, but as for collision vulnerabilities, according to wikipedia's hmac page, "HMACs are substantially less affected by collisions than their underlying hashing algorithms alone. Therefore, HMAC-MD5 does not suffer from the same weaknesses that have been found in MD5."
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Hi, as many direct shortcuts exists as alternative way to switch bufffers or window like C-w C-v to split vertically, changing tabs with :tabn isn’t really acceptable. I suggest adding that typing gt and gT to go back and forth is simply better
Great, keep up the good work.

And don't post to HN until you have something worth showing.
I never understood this whole rush to sell your business. When I build something I become emotionally invested in it and I wouldn't sell unless I started hating my product or not believing in it any more.

There should be a clear motivation behind selling something you care about (well, if you ever cared about your product in the first place, that is), not because techcrunch or VCs tell you it's the right thing to do.
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Confirmed. I can access the terminals via the F* keys, which are just the fancy keys across the top of the keyboard. Cheers.
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I think you’re mis-interpreting his blogpost based on your own biases. The “dysfunctional patent system” is probably a comment on the organizational problems of the USPTO (i.e. it being understaffed and overloaded) rather than any inherent flaws in the patent system itself (e.g. what many think of the on-going patent lawsuit war). From what I’ve seen, judges and jurists tend to accept that the patent system is practically sound, and any complaints they make about it tend to be about the bureaucracy and inefficiencies of the USPTO. Especially since this judge is a very strong supporter of capitalism (in the linked blog itself), I’d guess that he’s also a strong supporter of intellectual property rights.
AirPlay is a proprietary protocol stack/suite. Apple chooses to license this on their terms. This is their technology to for their competitive advantage to use against companies products such as say your company, Google.

Apple does not want an unlicensed and unauthorized app to use AirPlay on their app store. Case closed.

AirPlay isn't HTTP so don't compare the 2. Your comment about encryption is moot.
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A coincidence is just something which happened without a lead-on. An outcome surprising, therefore perceived as improbable (perception bias at play here).

Anything that happens in time has an outcome and things that follow it in logical order. However, we think differently if we flip the time axis, and look at the sequence of events leading onto a final event, rather than if we look at the sequence of events started by a seminal event.

The simple way to overcome this?

Put your coincidence in. Then, start going back in time, dropping smaller and smaller clues and building premise for the "coincidence" to happen. Finally, it's not a coincidence any more.

The difference between "coincidence" and "culmination" is fairly menial work. I am surprised more authors don't do this, and sometimes wonder if they don't include a build-up just to be intentionally cheesy.

If you want to have fun experimenting with the reversal of time in logical reasoning, please try a game I have invented, called Neutrino. You can find a description at http://cheater.posterous.com/neutrino (let me know if there are any problems). I have come up with it autumn last year and wrote a blog post about it, but forgot to upload it (or maybe there was some more work to do that I forgot about completely...) - you get an upvote for several reasons, one of them is that you reminded me that I should put it up! Thanks!
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Afraid not, I forget where I heard it. I ran a Google search just now, though, and found a few pages such as http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?showtopic=15070 which suggest Cygwin is innocent of such behavior and what's really going on is Cygwin needs a fixed DLL address (only for programs linked against it) and this is not compatible with some of the more intrusive antivirus programs that do inject a DLL into every process.
99% of the time, for 99% of web apps, the benefits of doing things the “right” way are just never going to show up. Start with the easy, fast way.

-Perfect. Django gives you tons of Batteries and support - which is by far the fastest way to launch the MVP.

I would also like to add - we can never solve everyone's problem!
Thanks! But it's too late for me - I already switched to emacs + evil-mode.
Just because it was a problem then doesnt mean you[r generation] didnt cause he current problem ;0)

Seriously though, these sorts of societal characteristics seem to be somewhat cyclical as generations respond to the actions of their parents. Like clothing fashions, maybe?
Much like "How could X have won, no one I know voted for him", this is a reflection more on one's social circles than the product. (Though there are certainly very successful companies that none of us will ever hear about even third hand.)

Most business is conducted in boring, quietly profitable obscurity.
I don't understand why family unification/kinship is such a high priority for US immigration policy. I can see some arguments for setting the total level of immigration at a certain level (although, personally, I'd want large amounts of lawful immigration, provided people are going to be a net positive for the country and economy), but if your limiting factor is cost imposed, picking immigrants with low or negative costs seems like a much better strategy.
The problem is that comments are often only good the first few times you read them. After heavily hacking on some code for a while, you know the comments. I find the ability to fold comments very valuable.
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Making a kid feel as capable as everyone else is forcing them to lie to themselves. How is that a good thing?
True, and languages that are slow to compile like C++ really suffer here. But Java and Go compile so quickly it's hardly an issue.
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Dude, just use bcrypt, no need to reinvent the wheel
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I've found one of the recent updates to janus slowed down macvim significantly, so I switched to Yadr.

https://github.com/skwp/dotfiles
pwdhash is a project out of stanford that wraps all this up into a browser extension. It just hashes your password with the domain you're logging into.

https://www.pwdhash.com/

the paper: http://crypto.stanford.edu/PwdHash/pwdhash.pdf
I'm not seeing that on this fairly fresh Windows 7 "Pro" install.

I have added the feature to numerous Vista and XP machines, it is easy enough to add manually though there are many utils that will do it for you, but I can't say I've never seen it present by default.
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From reading your text here and your site I don't understand what you do. What is "supercharging social sharing." Does that mean I can easily reach more people? Why do I need a template? What kind, if any, tracking is available? Does it track when I post something to Twitter, Facebook, etc?

I think you would benefit greatly from some use cases or at least some screen shots.
Some are not so blind - some people only post links to, say, theatlantic (see alexismadrigal) or outsideonline (see nbj914). Another one I saw had a history of posting only to one site, then a few months ago started posting links only to another site.

I'm assuming that making these links is job/career related.
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Flag it as spam and move on...
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They would definitely sue you for doing that.

Which would be pretty nice irony too.
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There should be an 'early stages' warning for the 'omg this medicine increases risk of broken nails, and I wasn't warned, now I want one million dollars'.

Fact is all drugs have side effects, all drugs have risks. And by the sheer ammount of acetaminophen on the market and its risks I assume it's not science that's in play there, but rather politics and lobbying.
> I personally don't mind the scrolling effect (there are much worse examples out there).

What I find really off-putting is that I scrolled and the page did not go down, not until letters completely flew away. I had the uncanny feeling I was required to work against the page.
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Correct regarding Braintree's willingness to help port customer data. See the "Data Portability" section at https://www.braintreepayments.com/tour/vault .

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Well, a band essentially is a start-up business. Although funding etc. works a little differently.
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After 500 points. At that level you can vote down worthless comments. Beyond that the number means nothing.

On the flip side it's been interesting to observe the reservations people have for voting something of interest up. I've posted stories and made comments that generate discussion but receive no votes. It's weird that people obviously read the comment or story, find it interesting enough to generate their own comment, but don't acknowledge that with a vote.

Why wouldn't someone vote a comment of interest up if karma has no value? It's an odd part of our human psyche. The unfortunate part is that voting is the sole method a site like this has for identifying the signal through the noise yet a large portion of the community is reluctant to participate.
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"I don't think it's good that Apple is perceived as different. I think it's important that Apple is perceived as much better. If being different is essential for that, then we should be different, but if we could be much better without being different that would be fine with me."

-- Steve Jobs at WWDC 1997
Yes. The intended effect is that when you try to scroll the page the letters in the headline explode outwards.
That's the thing. To me the level of outrage seems startlingly low, plus Apple seems generally impervious to outrage in general. In my opinion, this does not bode well for the future.