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How do I program more efficiently /g/?
I need to focus more time on uni and other projects, but I don't want to stop my programming projects either. I'm using Emacs right now, and my big project right now is written in C++.
I think i'm building the code and testing it too often, so i'm downgrading to a Raspberry Pi so builds are more deliberate (and I can't justify drawing 200W of power constantly). Any ideas, programs, time management solutions, or anything really would be appreciated.
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>>59113330
put something like this into your .bashrc filealias done='play ~/ping.wav'
slap it on the end of long bash commands and return to your computer when it is done. work on something else while you wait
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Your problem is you're using fucking emacs.
Jesus christ does it even have auto complete?
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>>59113330
>How do I program more efficiently /g/?
Kill them a-
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Use a high level language.
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>>59113330
You should be using Eclipse or Visual Studio for Cpp...
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>>59113330
>Falling for the muh purity emacs meme and not using a fully featured ide like eclipse
>Handicapping yourself to maintain a superiority complex
Lel
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>>59113330
hijacking thread, how do i make xfce notify me when a command is done? >>59113420 answered with a pretty good answer but I want system notifications not some stanky meme of my choosing
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>>59114291
He's already using C++.
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>>59114405
> mfw a lot of unproductive programmers who swallowed the emacs/vi/vim pill exist
> mfw not using an IDE for serious development gets forbidden by the company because people are too unproductive with them
> mfw their smugness
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>>59114460
Not high level enough. He should use Python.
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