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Very beautiful, but I think the future is actually something like http://ideone.com http://ideone.com. I'd also like to be able to manually set the language for

Very beautiful, but I think the future is actually something like http://ideone.com http://ideone.com. I'd also like to be able to manually set the language for syntax highlighting purposes. I have to give these guys major props on the simplicity/prettiness of the UI and providing keyboard shortcuts for everything (even for twitter!). EDIT: Oh, and like some other commenters I liked how the URLs are made of consonant-vowel pairs, so as to make them pronounceable. Very cool touch! EDIT2: I promise to not edit this further, but I'd also like to congratulate them on the sane colorscheme. Very easy on the eyes, espec. compared to something like pastebin.com

micaeked 15y ago
you can change the url to correct the language. ie: http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.erl http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.erl (auto detected), to http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.rb http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.rb
- franciscoapinto 15y ago
  Thanks, mate.
- mikegirouard 15y ago
  Yes, this is a very nice feature. I noticed that mine was autodetected incorrectly[1] but just for shiggles I changed the extension to `.js`[2] and it highlighted properly. [1]: http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.lisp http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.lisp [2]: http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.js http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.js
6ren 15y ago
Re pronounceable: I wonder if it makes any sense at all to use full words (from a dictionary), assembled into sentences (using a grammar). They'd be much longer, but (possibly) more readable and memorable. I'm sure this has been done - I wonder how it worked out?
- seejohnrun 15y ago
  The key generation is swappable. Currently I have implemented "random" and "phonetic" but this would be a neat (and easy to add) addition. I'll look into it.
- corin_ 15y ago
  The problem with this approach is that it implies relevance to the domain. If I link you to http://hastebin.com/daqasujoko.rb http://hastebin.com/daqasujoko.rb you're thinking either "that's a ruby file" or "that's a URL". If I link you to http://hastebin.com/foodcatsphone.rb http://hastebin.com/foodcatsphone.rb you're thinking "what does this have to do with food, cats or phones?"
  - 6ren 15y ago
    Note I specified a grammar, though no semantics. This means sentences, that (usually) will be bizarre and surreal. Like nonsense phonemes, nonsense sentences will (usually) not have any apparent meaning; though both can be suggestive. A "random" example might be "acatimpliedoncolourlessphones.rb"
AndyKelley 15y ago
It's amazing to me that ideaone is not hacked every day. I wonder how they do it.

micaeked 15y ago

you can change the url to correct the language. ie: http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.erl http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.erl (auto detected), to http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.rb http://hastebin.com/lerapaduma.rb

franciscoapinto 15y ago
Thanks, mate.
mikegirouard 15y ago
Yes, this is a very nice feature. I noticed that mine was autodetected incorrectly[1] but just for shiggles I changed the extension to `.js`[2] and it highlighted properly. [1]: http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.lisp http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.lisp [2]: http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.js http://hastebin.com/qumirixiqo.js

6ren 15y ago

Re pronounceable: I wonder if it makes any sense at all to use full words (from a dictionary), assembled into sentences (using a grammar). They'd be much longer, but (possibly) more readable and memorable. I'm sure this has been done - I wonder how it worked out?

seejohnrun 15y ago
The key generation is swappable. Currently I have implemented "random" and "phonetic" but this would be a neat (and easy to add) addition. I'll look into it.
corin_ 15y ago
The problem with this approach is that it implies relevance to the domain. If I link you to http://hastebin.com/daqasujoko.rb http://hastebin.com/daqasujoko.rb you're thinking either "that's a ruby file" or "that's a URL". If I link you to http://hastebin.com/foodcatsphone.rb http://hastebin.com/foodcatsphone.rb you're thinking "what does this have to do with food, cats or phones?"
- 6ren 15y ago
  Note I specified a grammar, though no semantics. This means sentences, that (usually) will be bizarre and surreal. Like nonsense phonemes, nonsense sentences will (usually) not have any apparent meaning; though both can be suggestive. A "random" example might be "acatimpliedoncolourlessphones.rb"

AndyKelley 15y ago

It's amazing to me that ideaone is not hacked every day. I wonder how they do it.