watterssn | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2016)
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watterssn | 10 years ago | on: Build Muscle Memory for Your Editors and Languages
watterssn | 11 years ago | on: Your best passive income? (2015 Edition)
https://www.shortcutfoo.com/
Created a website to help developers build muscle memory with their favorite editors and tools.
Launched on HN a couple years ago. Still pays for its hosting and then some :)
watterssn | 11 years ago | on: Spaced Repetition is Awesome
For those looking for SRS built around keyboard shortcuts and programming editors give https://www.shortcutfoo.com a try. The learn section uses an SRS algorithm and uses timing to determine the rating (vs selecting a number). shameless plug: I built it :)
watterssn | 13 years ago | on: Shortcat - Keyboard productivity app for Mac OS X
To help with the other half (of learning the existing shortcuts) you can learn them at https://www.shortcutfoo.com
Shortcat seems like a great complement to shortcutFoo! Very cool idea.
(disclaimer: I created shortcutFoo)
watterssn | 13 years ago | on: Rover - All Your SF Transit Options In One Place
Nice I like the uber / sidecar / instantcab integrations.
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watterssn | 13 years ago | on: Build muscle memory with your favorite editor
Command key now works as META for Emacs. Thanks for the suggestion!
watterssn | 13 years ago | on: Build muscle memory with your favorite editor
Wow. Nothing like waking up on Monday morning to find your app at the top of Hacker News. Thanks to whoever posted this :)
This is awesome feedback. It looks like the most requested feature right now is moving from reading words to a more visual representation of what's happening. This is definitely something I've thought about - but didn't want to attempt until I received exactly this type of response. Thanks! I'll definitely move this up as a top priority and hopefully have something implemented soon.
Thanks for everyone else's feedback. I'll carefully read each post and email I've received and respond appropriately.
Someone asked about the tech stack: backbone.js + sinatra + mongodb hosted on heroku (2 dynos). I'll try and get a blog post up with more on this plus possibly a HN postmortem if there is interest.
ps. I'll get eclipse added as well :)
watterssn | 13 years ago
Thanks. Hoping to incorporate some of this in the near future :).
watterssn | 13 years ago
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watterssn | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: shortcutFoo is an effective way to learn shortcuts (Vim, TextMate, etc)
Thanks I appreciate it. Expanding to other areas is definitely on the agenda. Hope you enjoy it!
watterssn | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: shortcutFoo is an effective way to learn shortcuts (Vim, TextMate, etc)
Thanks for the feedback. I agree a demo on the front page would be nicer. I'll work on getting that done!
watterssn | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: shortcutFoo is an effective way to learn shortcuts (Vim, TextMate, etc)
Thanks. A couple others mentioned this over olark. I'll definitely make a note of this.
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