nakkiel
Joined 16 years ago
Joined 16 years ago
http://vimcolors.com/?utf8=✓&order=relevance&query=monochrom...
DEDICATORIA
Más allá de donde
aún se esconde la vida, queda
un reino, queda cultivar
como un rey su agonía,
hacer florecer como un reino
la sucia flor de la agonía:
yo que todo lo prostituí, aún puedo
prostituir mi muerte y hacer
de mi cadáver el último poema.
– Leopoldo María Panerohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0IZ6d4wTCg
So far, everything is going well on the mission but I'm very anxious about the reentry of the IXV.
Quote from the article:
"Blood from a patient is drawn through microscopic channels where it then meets chemicals that react with HIV and syphilis antibodies to produce a color change. This can then be picked up by a set of photocells in the dongle, and the results are then sent to an app on the attached smartphone or computer."
ESC is not used to exit from Insert mode. ESC is used to switch from any mode back to Command mode. In fact Command mode is also called Normal mode. You should spend 95% of your time in Normal mode and use the other modes when you need them.
I suggest binding `kj` to ESC since it allows you to quickly make a change and continue browsing your code. Take the following session:
* Browse and spot something that needs to be changed
* Type `ci(messages, callbackkj`
* Keep browsing with `hjkl` as you're in Normal mode
While it may seem weird, I've yet to find an occurrence of `kj` in a program in years of using this binding and my hands haven't left the keyboard. The cognitive weight is zero as well (at least after building muscle memory).
Now, I believe it depends on the kind of programmers you are. My coworker is the kind who types in a lot of code and rewrites a lot of stuff. I'm the kind of rewires things and make subtle changes after spending a lot of time reading it. In other words it works well for me but probably wouldn't for him.