Tar pit of immediacy is a very real thing. I spent years in Vim, never using c ("dt" and "i") or ciw ("dt " + i) or ci' ("dt'" + i) or ci( ("dt)" + i) or A ("$i" + right arrow or "O" + backspace.) Also, only knew t, not f. Instead of "df)" I'd do "dt)x". Force yourself to learn how to do things better. Notice small annoyances/inefficiencies and fix them or make a note to fix them when you have a moment.
"I have here a quote from Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs"
*from the audience, quietly* 'yay'
Tar pit of immediacy is a very real thing. I spent years in Vim, never using c ("dt" and "i") or ciw ("dt " + i) or ci' ("dt'" + i) or ci( ("dt)" + i) or A ("$i" + right arrow or "O" + backspace.)
Also, only knew t, not f. Instead of "df)" I'd do "dt)x".
Force yourself to learn how to do things better. Notice small annoyances/inefficiencies and fix them or make a note to fix them when you have a moment.
"If something feels hard to do in vim, you're doing it wrong"
Collest programmer ever :)
.... very smooth Mr Bernhardt very smooth assed
What's wrong with Python?
+Asdayasman He's giving the talk at a Ruby conference. You'd probably hear the same good-natured groans if he mentioned Ruby in a talk at Pycon.
The dislikes are all Brendan Eich
Did he really pipe sed into cut to print field 2?
use awk and save yourself some dirt!
he mentioned in a screencast that he did not learned awk, he uses sed a lot. :D
@@bobocsabin he used awk in this talk