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Hi,

my name is Nils Haldenwang. I am a 23-year-old student of Computer Science at the University of Osnabrück.

My main interests are web development with Ruby on Rails, Computational Intelligence and Combinatorial Optimization.

How to align text on the whitespace after the first word character in vim.
How to start your RSpec / Cucumber / Spork / Watchr test environment with a single command
Genetic Algorithm vs. 0-1-KNAPSACK
The tale of why I chose Vim over Emacs and any IDE.
How to ignore changes in git submodules
How to apply Naive Bayes Classifiers to document classification problems.
How to extract plain text from HTML with Nokogiri
Understanding parameter passing in Java: Call By Value
How to embed actions within every match of a one-or-more ( rule+ ) or zero-or-more ( rule* ) rule in ANTLR?
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on The tale of why I chose Vim over Emacs and any IDE.
Jan-Stefan Janetzky on The tale of why I chose Vim over Emacs and any IDE.
nick reardon on How to apply Naive Bayes Classifiers to document classification problems.
Peter C. Host on How to ignore changes in git submodules
on How to ignore changes in git submodules
Scott Armit on How to ignore changes in git submodules
Meme on The tale of why I chose Vim over Emacs and any IDE.
on How to start your RSpec / Cucumber / Spork / Watchr test environment with a single command
Josh Shupack on How to start your RSpec / Cucumber / Spork / Watchr test environment with a single command
Gäst on The tale of why I chose Vim over Emacs and any IDE.