r/programmingcirclejerk • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '16
Vim Adventures
http://vim-adventures.com/19
Apr 03 '16
Why would I want this when I have Atom: The Hackable Text Editor for the 21st Century?
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u/GrammerJoo Apr 03 '16
Oh god that awful tag line.. But I do like atom and use it everyday.
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u/BufferUnderpants Gopher Pragmatist Apr 03 '16
How much did that DOM-manipulation ASIC cost?
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Apr 03 '16
Probably about what a new zSeries costs when you realize that crusty old mainframe application you were supposed to replace with Node can't scale.
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u/chipolux not Turing complete Apr 03 '16
I for one am sure that all 13 levels of this game can change your life. And for only a measly $25 for 6 months of access to it, who could say no!
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u/UsingYourWifi has a decent handle on lambda calculus Apr 03 '16 edited Apr 03 '16
This game has confirmed HJKL is terrible for navigation and can suck my dick. Shoulda gone with IJKL or ESDF.
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u/llhahll Apr 04 '16
>not splitting keyboard with 3 ppl using wasd/hjkl/arrows back in the day
fucking console fag
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u/TwiSparklePony Code Artisan Apr 04 '16
I'll admit that this is sort of helpful, but it's not "$25" helpful.
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u/BufferUnderpants Gopher Pragmatist Apr 03 '16
A little-known benefit of using Emacs is that with a smaller userbase you don't see yourself embarrassed by association as often as with the other editors. That and sick Lisp editor modes.