Ed Bowler

Emacs using, Clojure lovin', Java codin', Wannabe rock star

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@jamesjefferies Lol ... Ruby / Rails is too hard for me. I can't bear the complexity. And python... Don't talk to be about that dumpster fire ...

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@jamesjefferies Cos you don't write #clojure ???

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja @RoganDawes it should switch to a new window if one is open or open one if it's not. Ctrl-Ret will always launch a new one

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja Although I think the default shortcut is just super

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja Yes. I hit super-space and type 'ema<Ret>' to switch to Emacs from the overview. It's the default behaviour.

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@garethrhughes Yes ... Advice for life ... Hire geeks and stay off Twitter ;)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@al3xsh Have you tried things like PR's in github/gitlab/stash for code reviews? Something like a CI server for shared static analysis? VS Code has an ok plugin for pairing, but I kinda prefer tmux or screen for that (but I'm old school) ... I think we may have different problems ;)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja @metasploit Git isn't hard, you're just embarrassing yourself at this point Robin. Just think of a branch as a homeomorphic endofunctor mapping submanifolds of a Hilbert space

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@saulcozens I'm afraid those are questions I can't answer for you ;)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@saulcozens I quite liked Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky (and the followup Children of Ruin)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@_seanedmund @marcusjb Ok boomer ... ;-P

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@mgleadow I noticed only the cats had a quantity restriction ... Everything else is a quality qualification ;)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@ericnormand been loving your work this year ... Keep it up #rockon

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja The string "no-key" is their key ... It's not a valid key and they won't be able to provide a private key that matches ... Therefore they can't log in ... Not sure it's a real feature, just a hack?

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@nathan_day Emacs is where is at ;)

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja They're half right ;-P

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@jjsmclaughlin Clojure. Or any functional lisp.

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja @WWHackinFest Kafka?

[Ed Bowler @l0st3d]

@digininja I'll be very disappointed if you're not wearing this on a t-shirt next time I see you ...