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ptn
I think It’d be interesting to see how *you* code: your .vimrc/.emacs file 🙂 Any chances?
Tim Albright
Thank you so much. I have been searching for something like this. I’m in the process of learning how to program AV control systems and two of the main languages uses straight code, so it’s become important to understand how to program.
It may be that I understand your writing better after listening to you on TWiG or you are just that darn good of a writer. I’d say it’s probably both. Whatever the reason, a guide on how to program finally clicked and I thank you for writing it. Keep up the good work.