Crucible essentially does this as well, when you create a review it will suggest reviewers based on commit history to the file. Sometimes handy, sometimes the bane of my coworkers life since he created the repo and migrated the 12 year old code base from svn repository, so he's defacto the default suggestion for any file that hasn't been touched in the last 2 years.

As someone in a similar boat, this is a reminder to remember to switch to a bot account when doing this type of setup work.

Oh that's super helpful I didn't rtfm enough, thanks for the tip.

Gabe Newell has a similar net worth to Notch, maybe as one self made gaming billionaire to another he could give him some tips on handling it.

A brain aneurysm can also do this, my friends mother in law died of one in her sleep while her husband slept next to her.

It's an overstatement that other tools make as well, FZF & Ctrlp also claim to be fuzzy matches but really just deal with character omission (and optionally regex matching)

Note that as of ES6 there is the template string literals using backticks so it looks like JS is at parity with your example.

    'He said hello.'
    'He said "hello".'
    "Don't say hello."
    `Don't say "Hello".`
    /some regex\sstuff/

Mainstream support just isn't there yet.

We enforce double quotes for html attributes, mainly because we enforce single quotes for PHP so when you're writing mixed HTML/PHP in the view scripts we don't need to escape any of them. Single quotes for javascript would allow for the same, though we also have a strict no inline javascript policy as well.

Mainly our rationale is, pick one and be consistent. Single quotes where there first so they win, same deal with indentation amount.

Who is dissing Voat? minimaxir was just pointing out what happened.

The keynote claimed they took two identical Nexuses side by side with Lollipop and M loaded it up with a bunch of common apps. The standby battery time with M was around double.

Apparently apps could use priority notifications got wake devices up early. Expect Facebook and the rest to go priority priority priority...

The user sets which applications are 'priority' applications.

*Up to double.

Have they figured out how they are doing LTS yet? Last I saw there still wasn't agreement.