cldwalker

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Higgs Boson announcement is for evidence, _not_ a discovery(physicsworld.com)
2 points by cldwalker 15y ago|1 comments
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by cldwalker 15y ago
I've since generated my own using vimdb. I could put up my flashcards if interested. vim has ~600 default keybindings if you :help index.txt .
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by cldwalker 15y ago
I'm puzzled by why syntastic was so counterproductive for him. It's helped me more times than it's hurt. Does he have autowrite on? Some additional tips: * As your # of plugins grow it helps to isolate plugin-specific config to separate fil
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Agreed. This has little to do with what their repl can do and is mostly a bunch of functions with their output.
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by cldwalker 15y ago
* I've been running this on heroku for free for weeks. Why would anyone be nervous about that? * As tombell pointed out, you don't need Redis * The docs are ok but compared to just ranting docs for this fork they're awesome. * The docs for
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by cldwalker 15y ago
I understand why it wasn't popular with the public, they don't care about key customization and expect a TV replacement not just a gateway to the internet. But as a programmable, cheap and pretty interface to the web, I have only good thing
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Not all missing people stories have a happy ending. I have a relative who's been missing since Sept. 16, last seen in Riddle, Oregon. More info at http://findmark.org . We recently realized that he had his iPad with him. If you have any id
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by cldwalker 15y ago
HN, why is this above steve's own quote about death?
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by cldwalker 15y ago
A few of us in the ruby world use rip, https://github.com/defunkt/rip , which also isn't needed at runtime. Unfortunately, the ruby community never took much interest.
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by cldwalker 15y ago
You'd probably be interested in https://github.com/ryanb/enlighten
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by cldwalker 15y ago
For the majority of us, a much more readable description of this experiment: http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/46305
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by cldwalker 15y ago
rubygems doesn't need loren segal but it could use new leadership. It's great that Evan has stepped up but will it be permanent given he's already got a handful with rubinius?
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by cldwalker 15y ago
If the author is really concerned about rails3 performance has he opened a ticket with his specific case? tenderlove has been addressing AR performance issues in rails3 for quite some time.
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Downvotes for pointing out a fact about pry's size, comparing it to a relevant project (one I've made) and pointing to additional info. Really HN?
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Other irb alternatives to check out: https://github.com/raggi/ir , https://github.com/wycats/irb2 , https://github.com/alloy/dietrb
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by cldwalker 15y ago
I just implemented it for ripl, http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl , in two ways: https://gist.github.com/939846 . First way would put it in your history as a one-liner. The second would let you edit the last code block in your editor. The
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by cldwalker 15y ago
It seems unnecessary features is in the eye of the beholder.
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by cldwalker 15y ago
$ wc -l lib/pry/*.rb | tail -1 -> 2801 total I guess you're referring to lines of code. But if we're talking about that then you're actually pretty close to the original irb in size. "It's also easy to extend, so moving commands out of
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Indeed, it started out as a debugging tool. Weighing in at 2800 lines, it's going the way of irb, giving you a lot of functionality you may never use. For a more modular irb alternative, see http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl . To attach to
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by cldwalker 15y ago
For something much lighter (1/10th the size of pry) and less opinionated, see http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl . It's designed to be extendable and thus already has 20+plugins and 5 shells built on top of it.
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by cldwalker 15y ago
Nice. For anyone interested, here's how to do location-based user searching in github: https://github.com/search?type=Users&language=&q=loc...
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by cldwalker 16y ago
I'm aware of racksh but it's not sinatra-specific. It has no knowledge of a sinatra app and thus can't give you sinatra-specific goodies that tux does: metrics for your sinatra app (routes + settings) and commandline interaction with your h
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Tux - A Shell for Sinatra Apps(tagaholic.me)
34 points by cldwalker 16y ago|12 comments
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by cldwalker 16y ago
Just from this post - "To put this another way, we aren’t giving you 500 hours of underpowered toy compute power"
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Invisibility cloak stolen from lab(physicsworld.com)
2 points by cldwalker 16y ago|0 comments
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by cldwalker 16y ago
The title of this post is misleading. This isn't about ending monkeypatching. This is about putting your monkeypatches in a fork.
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by cldwalker 16y ago
Not much in this review. This review of the book was more insightful: http://www.rubyinside.com/a-review-of-eloquent-ruby-by-russ-...
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by cldwalker 16y ago
If your changes were method changes, one9 should catch them. As explained in the Rails section of this post, http://tagaholic.me/2011/03/05/one9-upgrade-to-ruby-19-now.h... , you can always jump into a troublesome gem's source, install its
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by cldwalker 16y ago
For a more thorough explanation of functionality, motivation and how it works: http://tagaholic.me/2011/03/05/one9-upgrade-to-ruby-19-now.h...
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by cldwalker 16y ago
Why are we submitting 5+ year old content?

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