theRhino

question is did they use emacs or vim?

maybe pair with an rtlsdr for some low-cost input?

this look s ok but i don't see a section on pdb integration - i'd say thats key. I'm still looking for a sensible description of how to develop python in emacs. I'm amazed that there doesn't seem to be a de facto way to do it..

absolutely right - wealth distribution isn't a zero-sum game

note that half of that lot have given pretty much all their wealth to charity. There is an argument that their ability to deploy that wealth to good effect is far greater than that of the american govt? In away - its a very positive message

everyone programmer knows that the only track you need is Oxygène Part IV by jean michelle jarre - no further questions your honour

this is very good - sensible stuff, details will vary but this is a very useful start - everybody should do something along these lines, obviously tailored towards there own personal circumstances

with some fava beans and a nice chianti?

become a stoic, practice all the virtues, not just empathy

your brain will thank you for it

can i second the 'just use emacs' argument?

i look forward to the day i can fire up emacs on multiple 4k monitors

its a bit tragic that a programmer doesn't already know this fact?

an international version of this would be good

note 'unreleased' is not the right word to use for the section above the last version. this is because a version is not necessarily a release. it should be called 'latest'

stumbling across hacker news, my career hasn't been the same since

that link is definitely magnificent - bravo!

i dream of becoming a master-baker one day, the author is clearly already one..