7 Burst results for "Tim Pope"

"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

The Changelog

03:55 min | 1 year ago

"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

"Was designed to be a text editor. It had a configuration language. That configuration language grew over time to acquire normal programming constructs. And that is what we call vim script. So it's a hodgepodge and it wasn't sort of designed all at once and it's i don't think it's controversial to say it's kind of a mess. So that is the most frustrating part of them for me and also is one of the reasons that i avoid configuration when i can I have a very sort of mostly stock. Vim configuration despite fifteen years and vince script is why sues shared to frustrations one social and one technical by far the most frustrating for me is again like it's outside that itself it's the community and the culture around him can be very friendly. I i wanted to qualify that. I right and there's a lot of people that have really enthusiastic unhappy. Happy to help you. But then there's also kind of the talk side in that. I call it of the film community. Which is that they can be a load of dogma and some very bro tastic coach unit becomes like competitive with like who knows the most mashed costs who can customize this to be like the ultimate elite editor. End the dogma around you know like even just like fuzzy findings search tools. The amount of people that have piled on me because of because control p. and they think that that's too slow and i should be using these other things. It's really frustrating. It's it's like any other that e say people get enthusiastic about sometimes. They don't know how to sort of control. Those emotions ought to understand that people come into that hobby or that code editor with completely different motivations to them and to just be considered that those differences so i feel like vim. Doesn't do the best job at selling itself as it is. We've talked about how Has a rep for having a steep learning curve and This just adds extra awkwardness around. The people getting started with it right like you almost wanna say. I'm starting with them because you know. There's going to be a deluge of overwhelming unsolicited advice. That is absolutely not helpful to people when they're getting and so. That's one thing that disappoints me a little bit. And i definitely don't feel like being on. This episode is really interesting to me. Because i don't consider myself part of the community even though i've had really good interactions with people such as tim pope. He's fantastic. he's like britain. Some of the most prolific Out there and he's he's great. I've had a really great experience working with him. His even requested my plug ins. And it's it's awesome by those experiences. Tend to be between me. So but i did want to sort of give a call out to somebody who is really great at this when you talking about them itself when you're working with it. I still touch. Typing is still a perfect and so sometimes i'll just accidentally key didn't mean to and when you're typing as far as you are you'll see something very dramatic covenant. You have absolutely no idea. Which can you hit and how to actually council that because if you don't know what you did he turner how to rescue it so sometimes it can be frustrating because all of sudden just kind of like it'll be like a record scratch moment for you when you're in the middle of flow and just trying to get back to we were is annoying. I think that gets better with practice. But i think everyone stunned that thing. Where you accidentally toko caps lock if you haven't sort of free mapped your capsule okay. Which is why a lot of people do this. You togo caps. Lock you hit k. Because you're just trying to go up align you're trying to move your cursor in the file apple line and then all of a sudden you have this. The whole screen goes blank. And then you've accidentally hit like the jump to the page for this specific thing right and usually you're just riding arbitrary curves so there is no man page for the word that you your cursor is on any sought yelling at you that it can't find it and you're just i don't whereas my code where to go. Where did you take me. give it back And so that there are some of those kind of jarring members that happened sometimes And i think that obviously they get less and less frequent but for me..

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"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

The Changelog

02:32 min | 1 year ago

"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

"So my favorite way of doing is binding like custom text objects. And there's a plug in by kanenmatsu called vin text user. And that's kind of a meta plug in it's like a framework for adding more text objects. So if you go to the get help page for that. There's a page the wiki where he links to lots of other custom text objects that people have have added and also in the space of adding vocabulary that fits into the the grammar. I really miss having an operator for totaling comments again. That's something that's not really built into them. I've tended to use commentary which is again by tim. Pope but there are others out there. I'm not sure if that's the best one to use at the moment but again that lets you do an operator and then specify like a paragraph for lying or a function or whatever and will come or on commented i find that really really useful but others like to keep it a little bit more out of the box. I'm actually not a huge private user and people do still get kind of pushy with me. I made the mistake of sharing Mossy on get hub and somebody poor requests me adding new plug in and i was like let's just so out of context really weird very just jarring aren't thinking about world equivalent of that. It's almost like you're at a restaurant and someone just walks. Put some food on your plate or that. You'd like this. He should try croissants here. Crisan on your flight. Fantastic such a weird thing to do so. I think people like disappointed that i don't use a lot of plug and they're trying to help. So i do some basic plug ins and my plug ins in my personal time vary greatly from the plug ins as for work which is actually really interesting distinction. You at home. I have some basic plug ins which notre so that i have a file browser in. That's pretty ubiquitously. Used in the vin community. And i have some code syntax highlights which you know. He's so take for granted that you get them out of the box with things like sublime text and gumbiner if you want something specific like gs x. for example like them not going to know what. Asx was written a long time ago. And so you do have to sometimes install custom things for reacting view. It's it's definitely like a front in problem right And i'm assuming rust has the same thing and then what else do i have very smallest vin- line and that's mostly just trying to give nice aesthetics to Too so i'm excited to use it And it is. It's it's pretty Functional as well just gives you a nice looking stunned spa on us get goto and get gutter..

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"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

The Changelog

02:37 min | 1 year ago

"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

"Is great for selecting multiple characters lines or blocks of text and then performing some operation on that selection. I love visual mode. I use it all the time and so does julia. The i love visual One of my favorite things that visual is how you can go into visual mode. And then like colon exclamation mark and then tippy unix command. And it'll hype the stuff you selected into that command and then replace it with the command. No i didn't know that. I think that sounds like stick. Says sometimes they'll have a list sort and so. It is selected on colin exclamation mark. Sort of middle sorted editor. Anyway i was making some shell scripts. I want them like nancy heading. So like i wrote a python script to generate the headaches. And then i typed it to prescription bam. I don't know that so often. But i'm so happy i've never done that. I mean i definitely knew about the execution of like a shell script from the command prompt by it. No you could. Whatever was selected visual mobile. Go into that as an argument us. Pretty sweet yeah. And that's the joy of game right like all of us it. You also nets if you didn't know joy of him is that it's extremely customizable and has inspired a rich plug in community. Some people really get into plug ins. I install what to plug in some not going to lie on any forty or fifty. I think probably more surely there. You can will down and give me some of your or must haves what your favorite plug ins. What should people be checking out while probably on everyone's list i think is a surround in my tim pope. That's feel so it's feel so finished. I kind of believe that. it's not default. Like core vin feels like that fits very nicely with the whole vin grammar and odds very usual useful set of operations for deleting surrounding things adding surrounding things. Changing surrounding things feels very finish. Tim pope the i use a lot is fugitive which adds like get functionality. I love the way that that just gets out of your way. It's it's there when you need it. Like if i want to get blame i can pull up get blame. I don't want to have like get blamed. Being sort of echoed on the line that my car service on all the time. I found that really distracting and annoying. Yeah i like. I like knowing that i can get to the information and gets real easily and fugitive. Lets do that is a really tiny one that i i really enjoy. Using these called exchange you can kind of take take two pieces of code and just swap them. I find that really really useful. It's something i really miss. When i don't have it. I really like of adding new vocabulary to grammar..

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"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

The Changelog

03:33 min | 1 year ago

"tim pope" Discussed on The Changelog

"A developer. Your text editor is one of the most important choices you make because you use it all day every day it is the primary interface to the work that you do. I learned vm. Not because i chose to but by dictate my programming teacher. In college was a staunch proponent and forced us to write all of our programs essex aged into illinois machine using them. I kinda hate him for it at the time. But i definitely appreciated in retrospect shadow to john clark. If he's out there listening. I remember him. Wants saying. Pico is a totally editor. If you're writing emails to your grandma if you're writing code you better be using them. So that is how i came to novem. Here's how i got started switching jobs. I was at a job where we all used max and back then we were real shopping. Everyone was using text. Me and i switched to a job where it was all linex workstations texts mate. Didn't from online. So i had to pick another editor the ones i was considering at the time where he makes them and i think and i think it was a small company but there were a fair few so i thought well if i start using them a few more people can ask questions of so that was kind of walk into him and i knew at the time i was aware that vin had good support for rails. Which is what i was mainly working with at the time. Mainly thanks to tim. Pope who created the rails vin plug in way back so in some ways that was sort of the gateway drug to them coming from a rails background i think then was quite quite popular with rails developers at the time so i kind of felt like a natural step. It's funny how the social social pressure but just like the social environment around. You helped make that decision yet. Yeah that's true. I mean. I could've could've moved to a job where there were five users to users and it would work out differently. We'll be i'll an ems casts while drew's experience may be somewhat common. Gary came to him from a completely different angle. In while i hadn't considered it before i have to say it's a compelling reason for me and i don't know how common this is but for me. It was motivated by fear of injury. Programming long-term is dangerous for your hands. Fortunately not the rest of you but for your hands and your wrists totally dangerous. And i wanted to keep programming. For many more decades so i was using imax. Lot of cording imax. A lot of control shift controlled control shift and vim has basically. None of that and that for me is the most important difference between him. And other editors it's input efficiency in terms of key strokes and a really easy way to sort of summary of that is van. My almost never hit control. I never alz if there are key strokes that require all tied. Don't even know them. I rarely hit shift. So most of my editing is normal mode which is the mode that boots up in and just hitting the letter keys to things and punctuation and that is very different from any kind of remotely quote unquote mainstream editor. Did you know that going into it or did you. Did someone say vince. Great for our sl. Or how'd you know that. I had a bit of a scare. Is what caused me to take that path and turned out. I think honestly. I probably just over used a muscle or something. It was sore which is a common. Yeah way to think you have ours. I don't So that went away but you know having that scare. I thought if that was if that was my rsi coming in permanently it would change my life right. I mean it's it's a major thing. So i decided to do something about it and venezuela did. Julia has been using them for so long that.

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"tim pope" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera

Podcast RadioViajera

03:03 min | 1 year ago

"tim pope" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera

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"tim pope" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera

Podcast RadioViajera

04:34 min | 2 years ago

"tim pope" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera

"Now when got the input saudi by scientists have yet the'data the city hall more dominant and get your say nakayama bins moist skin off. When i said ex-pm e letter post up was being book. Oh perogie comment wanted it. Laid out on. How many other. They both of those. I seek ableson second-seeded. I welcome mona element. Almost billy grosso or the suspect chosun second necessarily the house bill hours in england mind. Sports are united studio. Boko the They were going to bulldoze cement their lower your kentucky. yes skin. Another scandinavian got an embassy. Split gay memento was happening. People's think winter style most school on e betty orcas. This is taylor. Giving that i believe they by did enough. I'm almost own. The dole says he not the audio side they be on the on us. Better video boko. elaine be doha's who was Seat through the skin the gas. Nobody was took porcupine. If this Years the hill was the almost E one post. But i think dive obama did to love how mike it any abadia. They care what casey liberals. How does that mean. Our say The girl go all ludhiana response was was sort brin- than thirty home runs stood their local memory but i think in this momentum burial bonnet don't say foia essay lamented the poodle or save mature Say much or they will take out the done. E but they of data this bush barrier that amino are tim. Pope wests defense. Torello borg a chain. That don't put up. But i gotta gotta sit brooklyn your your get one hundred. They say the as soon propagate lucky were initially damasio lereah on move catcher. No as mustache. But i think there's a gay when i go to the reality that the local quarry i see one i was appointed has body other. They'll bob area. He had look at our news with the hit on retirement castles where one entity twitter. No no no we don't get it got. Nicholson on record of the legos They said on a data. But i think of it at this caveat beulah. Nobody asked chico's minorities. I guess will seek it but if they kept been been just that understand moment career mental delivers but a dog. I was not nice. Her mother andrea. There was a black goblet. Book was our story. dumbo corporate. And then deputy it okay. Betty gave up but in our guest dive. Anybody on bookable sale on that those make more cheesy or the career gilbert divy..

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"tim pope" Discussed on What Difference Does It Make

What Difference Does It Make

03:46 min | 2 years ago

"tim pope" Discussed on What Difference Does It Make

"I do like isn't i love this song. It's magic magical. I mean it's so poppy so amazing. Just this was the cars moved onto. They had a different producer for for this album. This was the album heartbeat city originally. It was roy. Thomas baker rock producer. Did some great stuff but they moved to robert mutt lang of def leppard and shania twain and knows how to write. Pop hits or produce. Those saw that you know this this war this great sound and the cars took huge advantage of that. There were like four. They had from heartbeat city. Of course there was As you might think when up to number seven hello again was number twenty. And they're big hits drive. Hit number three. Get out and do you remember the video for the song. Yeah i saw the video where there. He's like jesus since in there. And there's all these freaks that look like they're straight out of the eighty s just trying to touch. They're all dressed up in. I don't know some are costumes. But it's all you could look at this video and just look at these extras and think. Oh my god. This is again super eighties so good and it should be you know where it was. Shot the video. The echoes a party scene but funding eleven but his genome reshot was shot. It was shot at the hill estate for hotel. The hilton estate families. Home the family's home. Oh the actual hilton so so like a baby. Paris hilton was there in. It's fair and eighty four born yet. She may have been She is not in it. So yeah was it. Conrad conrad hilton. That was the dad. Yeah and do you know who directed this video. I'll me put can poke to broke. And we know tim pope from well. We know tim pope because he directed less videos in the eighties but mostly because he directed thirty seven videos for the cure. Yes which is a significant. I mentioned robert lang robert mutt lang. Who's associated really with def leppard. He almost didn't produce hysteria because he had a commitment to the car. So he told def leppard they couldn't work on hysteria. But due to delays in the album's recording laying was eventually able to produce it and they lived happily ever after lucky for everyone including us. If you like the elvis. Gary which i do. Yes that's crazy the thing like. Oh my god. That's that might not. It might have been a completely different story for developer. Also i should say because i think in the last pop culture episode you kind of pooh poohing on one thousand nine hundred four. There was the the critic robert chris. Cow i'm sure you're familiar with them. Eight no that The glossy approached. The cars invented has made this the best year for pure pop and damn near twenty years. And it's only fair that they should return so confidently to form so robert crisco agrees in nineteen eighty-four is the greatest year ever for music. L. is speaking specifically about pop music and not necessary. The alternative genre alternative was good to go to that. Don't give me started that we already get into. Yeah so the cars. Magic was magical yet. So let's see the magic. Is this on. The k rock list of this song is not on the list. I am sorry..

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