Joined January 2013
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Speed up your already speedy Vim development
over 1 year
ago
Yea his stuff is cool thats what I based most of my early vim days on
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Extracting archives from the terminal easily
over 1 year
ago
You could easily condense all the tar commands to just
tar xvf <file.ext>This works on tar.{bz2,xz,gzip,tbz2,tgz}
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Honey Badger 3
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Honey Badger
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Philanthropist
Truly improve developer quality of life by sharing at least 50 individual open source projects
Python 3
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Have a project valued enough to be forked by someone else
Altruist
Increase developer well-being by sharing at least 20 open source projects
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Python
Would you expect anything less? Have at least one original repo where Python is the dominant language
Velociraptor
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Walrus
The walrus is no stranger to variety. Use at least 4 different languages throughout all your repos
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Fork and commit to someone's open source project in need
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Have at least one original repo where some form of shell script is the dominant language
In the end its still javascript and that is tolerable at best. I'd like to hear your opinion on what you think the future-future of javascript should look like? Dart or Typescript (although this seems to really be just another layer on top of javascript. and yes I know dart can do the compiling to javascript too but it also runs natively in its own vm)