peter12355
Re:Another Theory to Explain 10X Programmers
on Monday January 05, 2015 @07:42AM (#8838459)
I wish it would be like that but my experience is that even average IT people are quite interested in what they do. (I'm still a student so my sample size is not that big).
Re:You only get 1,000 lines of code a week
on Monday November 17, 2014 @10:19AM (#8618533)
Same here.
The German Wikipedia page for LOC (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lines_of_Code) says that usually 10-50 LOCs per day are normal which would be 70-350 LOC per week.
Re:My favourite Zsh features
on Saturday November 15, 2014 @03:58PM (#8612647)
You should check out https://github.com/tymm/directory-history then.
It makes your history matching sensitive to the directory you are in.
That means that commands will show up first which were typed in the directory you are in.
I don't want to miss this plugin and can't really understand why not everyone wants it. I guess I am a little biased though since I wrote that plugin ;)
Re:Show HN: ZSH plugin every developer should use
on Tuesday April 22, 2014 @06:09PM (#7630810)
Yes. I didn't want to manually switch between global and per directory history all the time.
Re:Show HN: ZSH plugin every developer should use
on Saturday April 19, 2014 @10:00AM (#7613428)
Thanks! Understandable. I feel the same way.
This was just the easiest and fastest way to do it for me.
But yeah, maybe I will try to pack everything into one big zsh plugin file in the future.
Show HN: ZSH plugin every developer should use
Hey HN,if you are a developer you will probably know the following situation: You are going to a certain project directory and then you are searching for this one command which was specific to this project or you just want to go through the last commands you typed into your shell while you were working in this directory.If you ever had this problem and are using Zsh, you should check out this...
Zsh history as it should be (per directory)
Re:Berlin Startup Map
on Wednesday October 23, 2013 @02:11PM (#6600536)
I always had the feeling that 9 out of 10 startups in Berlin are founded by business students from private universities like WHU.
Is this a misperception or is the hacker-businesspeople-ratio really better elsewhere?