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We used PR based review before, but we found it is hard and inefficient when many changes are required. Its hard to see whether comments is being addressed in Bitbucket PR. We switched to Phabricator recently, and the incremental reviews really helps.

I think you can go over your previous PRs, and see how many of them has multiple rounds of reviews. If most of them are minor changes/fixes, then switching maybe unnecessary.

I think Maybe monad could be really useful in Swift (Apple's new language). Some people use it for chaining up the optional type. However, I found that the lack of functional feature such as curried parameters in swift makes it less useful.

Learning some basic emacs bindings before using vim bindings is still valuable to me. Sometimes I have to use emacs bindings to do things.

I really miss Control+R when I use fish. I also prefer to click Control+R again instead of using the inconvenient up arrow key to search the history.

I am using ubuntu 14.04 on Macbook.

I think OS X is really missing a good tiling window managers for developers. I think it is the only pain point that I found when using OS X.

How is the stability of wifi?

I am using Mac OS for my Macbook because I tried several times to configure different version of Linux on Macbook, but I failed. Especially the support for retina display was poor. Right now, I am using Linux only on my desktop at home and work. The only thing that I think I really miss in Mac OS, is a good tiling window manager, such as, i3wm and Xmonad.

The "REPL via NodeJS" is amazing!!! I want to try ClojureScript on NodeJS for a long time. Now I can play with the REPL.

I think Tor network was not working in China a long time ago...

Nice!!!

I use Evil with emacs prelude now. Has more than enough features I need.

It seems this is really good for single page (WebView) embedded in a native app. I am curious whether the wrong scrolls will happen if turn off the scroll functionality of the WebView on iOS or Android.