Probably like this: let the user set the repeated alarms (like, Mon-Fri at 9am, Sat-Sun at 10am), yet the user is required to "confirm" the alarm each night if he/she really wants that alarm be effective. This way, the user can avoid the tedious "keep setting same alarm" each night, and the "conciously set the alarm" thing is still there.

That's an interesting idea. I've added it to the Trello board of ideas I'm considering for recurring alarms and appreciate your suggestion.

Lol the name is really misleading now... Didn't mean to confuse people with AlphaGo lol

LOL... the name is indeed a little bit misleading Do you mean liblinear for C? actually, the original liblinear is written in C, and it has both binary executable and library file for advanced using. please ref to: https://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/liblinear/

No, as in linear types. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.31.5...

awesome! actually i did this for learning cgo and for my own project's purpose. it would be great to see there are some better options :-)

Doing is indeed the best road to learning :). I see that you have OpenCV bindings as well, will definitely look into them...

> Whichever theme I used, rendering the status of git repos took ages I don't think this is fish's issue. In fact, this will happen in any shell (bash / zsh) if your git repo is big. The solution is either (0) speed up `git status`-like commands by enable git cache, or (1) use async showing git repo status just like prezto.

Would you mind elaborating a bit? When I switched to zsh I started with oh-my-zsh but soon uninstalled it as it was too much for my needs. I started again with simple .zshrc file and I'm hesitant to going back to frameworks like prezto but working on a really big project in git slows down zsh noticeably.