Comments for in.somniac http://in.somniac.me paul shen Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:48:00 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Oh hai 2012 by Ellenychou http://in.somniac.me/2012/01/oh-hai-2012/#comment-92 Ellenychou Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:48:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=641#comment-92 key is to be less lazy for u hahaha. i call being ur supervisor! key is to be less lazy for u hahaha. i call being ur supervisor!

]]> Comment on Go to Yosemite by SFO Park and Fly http://in.somniac.me/2010/05/go-to-yosemite/#comment-91 SFO Park and Fly Mon, 03 Oct 2011 13:07:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=526#comment-91 You can also use a variety of SFO airport parking comparison websites, which look for popular offsite parking solutions. You can also use a variety of SFO airport parking comparison websites, which look for popular offsite parking solutions.

]]> Comment on Taking vim to the next level by Jay Adkisson http://in.somniac.me/2010/11/taking-vim-to-the-next-level/#comment-90 Jay Adkisson Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:35:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=628#comment-90 Don't for get ctrl-n, the forward-looking version of ctrl-p. Don’t for get ctrl-n, the forward-looking version of ctrl-p.

]]> Comment on Taking vim to the next level by What are some favorite Vim commands? - Quora http://in.somniac.me/2010/11/taking-vim-to-the-next-level/#comment-89 What are some favorite Vim commands? - Quora Fri, 22 Apr 2011 22:49:09 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=628#comment-89 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> Comment on My last four years by Philip Su http://in.somniac.me/2010/06/my-last-four-years/#comment-88 Philip Su Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:37:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=513#comment-88 Cool bit about Soundbytes. I'll have to check out that music. Was a big fan of Johns Hopkins' Allnighters -- have you heard much music by them? Cool bit about Soundbytes. I’ll have to check out that music. Was a big fan of Johns Hopkins’ Allnighters — have you heard much music by them?

]]> Comment on Go to Yosemite by Design-Inspiration und Tipps für typografisch ansprechendes Webdesign | Elmastudio http://in.somniac.me/2010/05/go-to-yosemite/#comment-87 Design-Inspiration und Tipps für typografisch ansprechendes Webdesign | Elmastudio Wed, 05 Jan 2011 17:11:38 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=526#comment-87 [...] Besonders die auf einem Raster basie­rende Aufteilung von Fließtexten und Bildern auf den Artikel-Einzelseiten finde ich sehr [...] [...] Besonders die auf einem Raster basie­rende Aufteilung von Fließtexten und Bildern auf den Artikel-Einzelseiten finde ich sehr [...]

]]> Comment on Ordering Disorder by Khoi Vinh http://in.somniac.me/2010/12/ordering-disorder/#comment-85 Khoi Vinh Tue, 07 Dec 2010 14:41:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=633#comment-85 Thanks for the thoughtful review, Paul. I'm glad you found the book worthwhile! Thanks for the thoughtful review, Paul. I’m glad you found the book worthwhile!

]]> Comment on Taking vim to the next level by provolot http://in.somniac.me/2010/11/taking-vim-to-the-next-level/#comment-84 provolot Thu, 11 Nov 2010 06:54:00 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=628#comment-84 Brilliant - the word completion made my jaw drop. Aaamazing!. One fun thing - recorded commands/macros can contain other commands, which means that you can stitch multiple sets of actions together and combine them with a single command. I like to do this when I'm doing a complicated operation on a text file, say, converting a file from a csv to some other format, so that you can work on it step by step. (I use vim for things like that when it's complicated enough to be a pain to do by hand, yet simple enough to not warrant the time to write a script.) This also means that commands can be recursive -- vim supports that pretty well. A quick loop to say 'do this until you can't do it anymore would be': qa (then do actions) @a q. Just make sure that macro a is initially empty before you start defining a... Brilliant – the word completion made my jaw drop. Aaamazing!.

One fun thing – recorded commands/macros can contain other commands, which means that you can stitch multiple sets of actions together and combine them with a single command. I like to do this when I’m doing a complicated operation on a text file, say, converting a file from a csv to some other format, so that you can work on it step by step. (I use vim for things like that when it’s complicated enough to be a pain to do by hand, yet simple enough to not warrant the time to write a script.)

This also means that commands can be recursive — vim supports that pretty well. A quick loop to say ‘do this until you can’t do it anymore would be’: qa (then do actions) @a q. Just make sure that macro a is initially empty before you start defining a…

]]> Comment on Photography by WordPress as a Content Management System http://in.somniac.me/photography/#comment-82 WordPress as a Content Management System Mon, 08 Nov 2010 05:59:44 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?page_id=3#comment-82 [...] is to manage content which are neither posts or pages. I came across this issue when developing my photography section. These pages needed one-off PHP code (mainly to retrieve data from flickr). However, the nice thing [...] [...] is to manage content which are neither posts or pages. I came across this issue when developing my photography section. These pages needed one-off PHP code (mainly to retrieve data from flickr). However, the nice thing [...]

]]> Comment on Go to Yosemite by Photo and Image | PicDia.com http://in.somniac.me/2010/05/go-to-yosemite/#comment-64 Photo and Image | PicDia.com Thu, 08 Jul 2010 13:00:32 +0000 http://in.somniac.me/?p=526#comment-64 <strong>Yosemite National Park...</strong> I found your entry interesting thus I've added a Trackback to it on my weblog :)... Yosemite National Park…

I found your entry interesting thus I’ve added a Trackback to it on my weblog :) …

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