I also have a Poker and Filco Majestouch 2
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I also have a Poker and Filco Majestouch 2
My current setup is Marked 2 and vim (most of the time). Simple and works well.
I have not completely switched but notice that I am using ST more on my web development projects. Sometimes, I find it better on looking for files and js/css/python linting.
Instrumental/lack of vocals also helps me. I mostly listen to post rock - godspeed you!black emperor, pelican, mogwai.
"Don't be afraid to break things as long as you have a backup".
It might be a simple version of the previous code, database copy or even the entire application. Do not forget to backup. If everything fails, we can quickly restore the previous working version.
All apps I have used since learning Vim has some kind of Vim bindings - Visual Studio, Eclipse, PyCharm and ST2. I also rely on browser vim plugins (vimium, vimperator).
It seems Vim mode is becoming ubiquitous in my apps.
I have the desk for a year now and it solved my shoulder and back problems from sitting too long.
I am not sure of the "Lets be friends" in red text in the bottom of the search. The social buttons might be enough. Besides cleaning up the layout, its really good.
http://dizzia.deviantart.com/art/Curriculum-Vitae-PDF-690509...
The idea of a "visual resume" is really good especially if you are targeting a data visualization job
Obvious -> Complex -> Simple
The author mentioned about a 20 and a 10 page solution to a math problem. It is possible that the person who has the 10 page solution learned from the 20 page solution and discovered a simpler way.
http://searchyc.com/ask+hn+review
Hope that helps
The above quote is take from "Elegant Web Typography" by Jeff Croft
http://www.slideshare.net/jeff_croft/elegant-web-typography-...
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/20/zuora-the-salesforce-fo...
"Naturally, Zuora has opted for a utility-like pricing model. The company will take 2% of all invoiced amounts, with that percentage increasing decreasing as payments get bigger and eventually getting capped completely for particularly expensive items."
I do agree with the conclusion:
The media-appropriate approach of Google shows that the interface is not a matter of graphic design, it’s a matter of how it works. With all the glitz Apple brings to the Web in an attempt to win a beauty contest, they lose the true contest: the beauty of usability. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t give your Web app a manicure.
What will be better is how Apple will respond to the ads.
Consumer: Smugmug, S3, JungleDisk
Business: GitHub, AWS (soon)
Made my day :)
I hope posts about "language X will not scale" would stop. Its really pointless.