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by danneu 14y ago
> In my mind, the really mind altering thing was seeing > not just that Object Oriented and Functional > programming styles could be compatible, but that they > were in many ways complementary. I rece
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by danneu 14y ago
Edit: I don't to sound like a contrarian or prove anyone wrong or something. I'm certainly not the person to do that. I just read some of the comments here that seem to overestimate the distance between the two stacks in the article. The st
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by danneu 14y ago
But that's the thing. rspec: @micropost.should respond_to(:context) testunit: assert @micropost.respond_to?(:context) rspec: @micropost.should be_valid testunit: assert @micropost.valid? rspec: @micropost.sh
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by danneu 14y ago
This is why I unmapped Backspace -> Back in Firefox. It's just a source of heartache. Typical example is trying to backspace in a textarea -- whoops -- textarea didn't have focus. Your progress was probably lost because most textareas t
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by danneu 14y ago
Yeah, I think every amphetamine user arrives at those notorious crossroads where you either try to out-dose the accumulating tolerance or realize you need to sprinkle in breaks if you want it to work a week from now. I don't know why doctor
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by danneu 14y ago
I think the best reason to laugh is: you're laughing. You're exposed to something funny. Humans connect over laughter and funny things. How do you build your sense of humor if you aren't laughing? I had a roommate last year that moved to Au
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by danneu 14y ago
Every time one of the red countries does business with the grey countries, there's conversion deadweight.
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by danneu 14y ago
I learned Vim because the internet went out one day and I finally decided to check out `$ vimtutor`. 15 minutes later after learning commands like A, I, o, O, dd, p, and P it was clear to me that I wanted to use Vim seriously. The hard part
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by danneu 14y ago
Crunchbang ( http://crunchbang.org/ ). It's Openbox + Debian-based distro with great defaults.
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by danneu 14y ago
The echo chamber chicken littling of drama is more insufferable than any drama I've come across. In fact, I've got to wonder if drama even exists until someone swoops in to name it so. That must be the transition point where it goes from "o
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by danneu 14y ago
Lots of wisdom here, people. Did your app fail in the market? It's your CSS framework. Write your CSS by hand and win over the hearts and respect of your users. Reminds me of that time my app failed on the market because I left `// Generate
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by danneu 14y ago
I wonder how many people started writing a reply to you, attempted a few drafts, but ended up just slowly removing their hands from the keyboard, turning off their computer, and sinking their face firmly into their palm, never to return to
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by danneu 14y ago
Cool, I just bought the ebook version. > But the right way to engineer a project might > be the wrong way to get excited about it. Drawing that line is even hard for me when I just want to write simple "how to" blog po
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by danneu 14y ago
Close to 0%. You'd be surprised how accurate your google intuition is. But the main reason you don't miss is because you're using this Alfred shortcut to go somewhere specific. In other words, it's helpful for navigating (when you know you'
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by danneu 14y ago
I'll share a tip for Alfred that makes me faster on the computer: Think of all those times you google something just to click the first link. "twitter gem github", "ebay tickle me elmo", whatever. Reassign Alfred's I'm Feeling Lucky (Google
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by danneu 14y ago
You just copy and pasted the output of giter8's black magic* and asked me if I think the resulting magical incantation is too difficult? Look at Scalatra's installation steps: http://www.scalatra.org/getting-started/installation.html . Th
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by danneu 14y ago
> If you read it as "stop using Ruby and start > using Haskell", you read it wrong. He also goes into why he likes some of the things Haskell brings to the table in the remainder of the article.
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by danneu 14y ago
Just talking aloud, here. Sorta frustrated. I recently dove into Scala for fun and I enjoy its terse syntax (often more terse than Ruby's!) and principles. I was really excited about it at first. But the excitement went away pretty quickly
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by danneu 14y ago
My attempt with Ruby and Celluloid. https://gist.github.com/a803d86234e8d1fc5496 I also include a list of 100 domains in a domains.txt if anyone wants to try for themselves. require "socket" require "celluloid" class IPGett
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by danneu 14y ago
A throwaway account just to chime in the pronunciation. Is this what the world is coming to?
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by danneu 14y ago
Cool project. Lots of vBulletin forums use the `:<string>:` syntax because vBulletin's default smilie set ships with that form of syntax (even though you can use arbitrary strings like setting "lol" to display a laughing gif) so eve
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by danneu 14y ago
Because the author explicitly wanted "not to waste his time on banal unrelated issues" except those directly related to the project at hand. He's not missing important concepts but deferring important concepts to learn other important conce
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by danneu 14y ago
The very thought of working fulltime on my own products/ideas is intoxicating, a daydream that never ceases to get me to close all my browser tabs and open up Vim.
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by danneu 14y ago
My cheatsheet was a simple condensed table of "this | produces this" beneath the post textfield. Also, other communities that deal with a similar audience had the same problem with Markdown and moved back to BBCode. For example, these guys
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by danneu 14y ago
Alternative incantation using Homebrew openssl: https://gist.github.com/4007524
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by danneu 14y ago
I found this out last year when I offered markdown support on my forum that used traditional bbcode. I run a collaborative writing forum and, newly obsessed with markdown at the time, I figured that since users were mostly writing many para
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by danneu 14y ago
Haha. Same progression for me, too. Towards the end of uni, my Windows rig completely broke down. Being broke, I ended up with a Toshiba netbook that couldn't handle more than a few browser tabs at once. Installed Debian to squeeze out some
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by danneu 14y ago
That's not true. What you defined is a drug. Accordingly, these ·products are drugs, under section 201(g)(1)(C) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(C), because they are not foods and they are intended to affect the structur
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by danneu 14y ago
It was just for fun. Both SAX APIs are sorta nebulous as it is to someone like me who's been so used to an abundance of tutorials on the tools I regularly use. Ox's SAX API was better, though. I had just wanted to speed up my XML parser and
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by danneu 14y ago
Cool, I just bought Ruby Under a Microscope and then looked up http://workingwithtcpsockets.com/ to buy that book, too. I'm at a point in my Ruby career where I've begun peeking under all the abstractions I use after hitting performance b

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