Highlight variable definition with too many variables in a list and copy with 'y'. Hit q, 1,/, ", ", Now hit "2x", ";", , P Hit escape, then "20@1" to run 20 more times.
Voila, you turned "int a, b, c, d, e;" into "int a; int b; int c" etc.
Macro was very simple for sake of Slashdot example. Don't forget you can save all those macros and reuse them in the future.
I escaped tiles just fine on both Android and Linux. I see no reason to believe I'm stuck with something when I can be productive ignoring the entire platform quite happily.
Nearly every managed switch and router I've installed in the year has included a legal statement about offering source code on request for the open source portions...
People who are into branding and market analysis don't seem to get it -- Linux doesn't need market awareness, its already better enough than the competition that it gets used anyway, and the users don't even realize they're using it.
Damn, I wish I could remember the book I perused from a Toronto professor stating that rape was obviously an evolutionary trait to improve the species... morality and evolution really don't get along when you think about it.
Nobody needs an argument against evolution -- intelligent people already know its far from well-proven but interesting to test against until it fails to hold up.
Once upon a time I was a rank amateur and started contributing to and eventually took over maintainership of libicq. Yes, back when ICQ was an actual chat platform.
Eventually, I walked away silently, but until then, I learned a lot, I grew a lot and I got better at what I do.
Feel free not to participate, but jumping in and getting beaten over the head by some really amazing coders is better than never improving.
CEOs actually have control over people.
Linus does not.
Everyone who "works under" Linus on that mailing list does so by choice.
All analogies with business end there.
Yup, the amateur hour OS on nearly every supercomputer on the planet, powering most smart phones on the planet, and so many myriad other devices its staggering.
Amateur hour at its finest -- owning the planet.
I yell at my kid when they're an idiot. I even tell her when she's being an idiot. Guess what, the world will treat her worse, and my kid's actually growing up learning to improve to handle situations instead of being coddled.
She also loves Doctor Who and Buffy TV time with me and knows not to mouth off at schoolmates even if they're being stupid, but isn't forced to "keep it to herself" at home if she thinks she's right. When did good parenting start meaning to raise our babies into grown babies exactly?
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The sentence seemed overly broad so I commented on it as I did. If you meant it narrowly, my apologies (although still applicable).
I assumed you meant it the same as if you'd said "the world of icons is inescapable" ten years ago.
Validation!
class ipaddress { /* storing length would be easier but hush */
private unsigned long address;
private unsigned long netmask;
void setaddress(const long newaddress) { // woah, not all longs are valid netmasks!
address = newaddress;
}
void setnetmask(const long newnetmask) {
if (validatenetmask(newnetmask) {
netmask = newnetmask;
} else { die("invalid netmask!"); }
}
}
target: dependancy
commands to make target from dependancy
How is that so obscure or hard to know?
all: program
program: main.c support.c library.o
gcc -o program main.c support.c library.o
library.o: foo.c bar.c ... and so on.
Highlight variable definition with too many variables in a list and copy with 'y'. /, ", ",
Hit q, 1,
Now hit "2x", ";", , P
Hit escape, then "20@1" to run 20 more times.
Voila, you turned "int a, b, c, d, e;" into "int a; int b; int c" etc.
Macro was very simple for sake of Slashdot example. Don't forget you can save all those macros and reuse them in the future.
Where's this proof? I see no proof.
I'm not saying it doesn't exist, but I don't see it.
This is a real study of hundreds of actual professional programmers from a wide variety of backgrounds?
* go prototype your app in Python and if its fast enough, don't bother with the rewrite in C++
I presume this is on Windows? I've never seen this on Eclipse for Linux (doing Android work).
No, good programmers who communicate well with each other and management are productive.
PS ctags. Not grep, ctags. At least know your tools.
I can script a method rename in under five minutes at the command-line in bash ... /with/ git integration.
What's wrong with your process exactly?
Please name and shame the company so none of us have to work there.
I miss vim every time I use an IDE ... I love a good integrated suite as much as the next guy but I love my quick scriptable editor even more.
I escaped tiles just fine on both Android and Linux. I see no reason to believe I'm stuck with something when I can be productive ignoring the entire platform quite happily.
You felt better about yourself than if they'd called you a moron who should've stayed home.
The comparison here is "better than if insulted" not "better than before failing".
No worries, slashcode is offering to let me moderate your comment about my comment ... it would likely fail, but it really shouldn't even bother.
Nearly every managed switch and router I've installed in the year has included a legal statement about offering source code on request for the open source portions ...
People who are into branding and market analysis don't seem to get it -- Linux doesn't need market awareness, its already better enough than the competition that it gets used anyway, and the users don't even realize they're using it.
Damn, I wish I could remember the book I perused from a Toronto professor stating that rape was obviously an evolutionary trait to improve the species ... morality and evolution really don't get along when you think about it.
Nobody needs an argument against evolution -- intelligent people already know its far from well-proven but interesting to test against until it fails to hold up.
Having worked in an office of over 30 women and only one other man, I vouch for this.
Since when was subscribing to the LKML mandatory? You subscribe and read it by choice.
Linus doesn't (to my knowledge) randomly E-mail insults to random people online without provocation.
Once upon a time I was a rank amateur and started contributing to and eventually took over maintainership of libicq. Yes, back when ICQ was an actual chat platform.
Eventually, I walked away silently, but until then, I learned a lot, I grew a lot and I got better at what I do.
Feel free not to participate, but jumping in and getting beaten over the head by some really amazing coders is better than never improving.
CEOs actually have control over people. Linus does not. Everyone who "works under" Linus on that mailing list does so by choice. All analogies with business end there.
Yup, the amateur hour OS on nearly every supercomputer on the planet, powering most smart phones on the planet, and so many myriad other devices its staggering. Amateur hour at its finest -- owning the planet.
Do what works. Is it not working? Looks like it is. Keep it up.
Calling him names in a retort about verbal abuse ... +1 for irony.
I yell at my kid when they're an idiot. I even tell her when she's being an idiot. Guess what, the world will treat her worse, and my kid's actually growing up learning to improve to handle situations instead of being coddled. She also loves Doctor Who and Buffy TV time with me and knows not to mouth off at schoolmates even if they're being stupid, but isn't forced to "keep it to herself" at home if she thinks she's right. When did good parenting start meaning to raise our babies into grown babies exactly?