7bit (possible) interview

[8bit]

[Interviewer ]Mr. 7bit, it would be quite interesting if you would have some moments to share with us,
in the forum space, between updating your scripts ...

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00. How are you running these group buys? What's the secret behind the 7bot script?
What are the juicy bits behind your (semi-)automated script?

01. What is your favourite editor?

10. Why do you have a passion for keyboards, and what's with that Hyper7 kit?
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[Daniel Beardsmore]

How long before someone registers as 9bit?

[8bit]

How long before someone registers as 9bit?

Negative time to that moment, it seems:

http://deskthority.net/post152453.html#p152453

[Daniel Beardsmore]

o_O

So, what's next? 2bit or 10bit?

[8bit]

o_O

So, what's next? 2bit or 10bit?

what's the difference? 2 is 10

[matt3o]

o_O

So, what's next? 2bit or 10bit?

what's the difference? 2 is 10

that's a good one

[JBert]

Reminds me of this old saying:

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't.

Be glad he didn't count in octal.

[woody]

So, what's next?

qubit

[imbattable]

There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.

[8bit]

"10B | ~10B, that is the question"
sh> ack -x pear

[7bit]

00. How are you running these group buys? What's the secret behind the 7bot script?
What are the juicy bits behind your (semi-)automated script?

I don't run them, they run by themselves.
There is no secret behind 7bot, it is in front of it.

01. What is your favourite editor?

Guess!

10. Why do you have a passion for keyboards, and what's with that Hyper7 kit?

The Hyper7 kit is the kit for the upcoming Hyper7 keyboard, which will revolutionize code and data entry!

[8bit]

I had a feeling you'll chime in!
So, the secret is frontal ,you like e-Mags, and
you wanna have a key for everything

[scottc]

01. What is your favourite editor?

<imgsnip>

Well I don't see a HONEY/EMACS in ROUND5.

[cookie]

Where is eclipse? WHERE?

[scottc]

Where is eclipse? WHERE?

Code: Select all

zsh: command not found: eclipse

Where it belongs, /dev/null!

[cookie]

Ohhhhh come on dude, Visual Stuio is on this list...

[scottc]

Ohhhhh come on dude, Visual Stuio is on this list...

Oh dear... Okay, I see your point now.

I wonder if Visual Studio has a syntax highlighter for bash scripts! (Urgh I'll regret saying that)

[cookie]

The prefference of an editor highly depends on the language you are writing in, for me as a Java developer Eclipse is a dream to use. I think you are a little bit hard to it

[scottc]

Of course! It's all in jest.

[davkol]

derp

[cookie]

To be hones, editors like VI are more of a nightmare for me than eclipse, I like to actually be productive instead of learning the editor

Why do you think it is a nightmare?

[scottc]

I had to run Eclipse on an Atom netbook for quite some time. I think it's safe to call that a nightmare.

[fifted]

Just chiming in:

I love visual studio or similar for coding at work, but vim is wonderful for the text processing tasks I find myself faced with all the time. Some love for both!

[cookie]

Well okay, on an Atom notebook eclipse is a bit too much. I can imagine that you can barely see any code between all the window elements.

[ne0phyte]

That's where eclim is awesome.

[JBert]

Hmmm, I'm currently using / contributing to Vrapper though, and while it's far from finished, it does make one feel more at home. Maybe I should try Eclim though...

[7bit]

Ohhhhh come on dude, Visual Stuio is on this list...

It had been eclipsed by the "Classical learning curves for some common editors"-field.

[Vierax]

Nice charts 7bit
For what I need to do, nano is sufficient.

[7bit]

To be hones, editors like VI are more of a nightmare for me than eclipse, I like to actually be productive instead of learning the editor

Why do you think it is a nightmare?

As I understand, VI only requires one key:



While Emacs requires several:

[scottc]

Vi, vi, vi, the editor of the beast!