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Clojure Conj 2011 Early Registration Open(clojure-conj.org)
48 points by devin 15y ago|20 comments
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by devin 15y ago
Totally biased w/r/t this conference, but the venue is amazing, and the after-party looks like it will not disappoint.
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Madison Ruby Conference Early Bird Special Ends at Midnight Tonight(madisonruby.org)
10 points by devin 15y ago|1 comments
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by devin 16y ago
I for one love the idea and would gladly pay $20 for access. Chas is a great teacher so I have little doubt the quality of content will be spectacular.
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by devin 16y ago
So, how about that Common Lisp community spirit?
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by devin 16y ago
Very funny. I especially enjoyed the wheelbarrows of money slide. I have one lagging question I can't seem to find an answer for: Where can I register a .xxx domain?
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by devin 16y ago
Small web businesses are only boring if they aren't challenging norms in what constitutes a small lifestyle web business. There is always room for innovation and ideas even if it's not the next Facebook. It's like you say: Someone has to
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by devin 16y ago
Complexity comes in many flavors. One of those flavors is mutable state. Reducing that makes OOP better. You can have your meta meta, and still be sane in your reuse of existing code. Keep the object abstraction, just limit it's scope o
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by devin 16y ago
I used this to impress my friends. The ones who are into "basketsball" were dumbfounded when I presented a complete sporty flowchart like I was one of the gang. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW7OPByRGDY
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Fantastic Ruby Regex Reference(geocities.jp)
2 points by devin 16y ago|0 comments
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by devin 16y ago
At least for the examples provided in the article true/false behaves like Ruby.
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by devin 16y ago
nhagen, I forgot: Thanks for posting the link! :)
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I'm just going to leave this here...(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by devin 16y ago|0 comments
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by devin 16y ago
Avoiding a lot of the discussion here to make a quick but important observation: I suggested in a comment I believe I posted here months ago that Apple would add its "Reader" to the iOS platform. This is a calculated move on Apple's part to
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by devin 16y ago
I really dig a lot of the ideas in this app but find the UI to be a bit confusing. I'll take a step back and say that many of the ideas in twitterfall are ideas we've considered adding to VoiceRally. Twitterfall is a great app and I'm elate
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From 0 to 1 Million in 6 Hours(bendyworks.com)
77 points by devin 16y ago|10 comments
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by devin 16y ago
This app is certainly not the first of its kind, but it's interesting to see a more localized example of social media uniting people in protest. When the protests in Iran were happening I don't think I was convinced of Twitter's effect on
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VoiceRally: Live Twitter Stream of the Wisconsin Union Protests(voicerally.com)
49 points by devin 16y ago|7 comments
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by devin 16y ago
I don't find Convore interesting. Give me IRC over this garbage any day of the week. Flowdock, Convore, Chatterous, and on, and on. The same idea as IRC but less accessible. I hate to be so glib but, if you can't script it, who cares?
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by devin 16y ago
"The point system is all wrong!" Epic fail at life.
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by devin 16y ago
I skimmed the email. I found one of the lines interesting. I kept reading. It made me smile. Who would've thunk that so many people can get upset about a little fun in their inbox. I opt-in on whimsical, fun email. "Order Shipped" =&#6
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The Best "Thank You for Your Order" Email I Have Ever Received(couchraisin.com)
48 points by devin 16y ago|28 comments
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by devin 16y ago
nod -- I appreciate you posting this link. I forgot about it. It seems to me the single greatest failure of acme, inferno, etc. is a lack of mainstream support. We have vim vs emacs today, but part of me always wonders about what the land
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by devin 16y ago
I've been a casual observer of plan9 and inferno-os for more than a couple of years, and while I understand why there is not a great deal of mainstream support, it would be nice to see things like acme live and grow on more of the standard
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SproutCore Book Project Proposal(erichocean.com)
27 points by devin 16y ago|9 comments
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by devin 16y ago
Nothing is created in a vacuum. Good job for noticing the similarity but honestly, who cares?
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by devin 16y ago
I had an idea for an emacs version of this. Anyone have any ideas on how you'd implement this with emacs?
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by devin 16y ago
One of my favorite books of all time, fogus. The "*" joke, and the ";" joke pop up in my mind whenever I see one. :)
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by devin 16y ago
I've added the link to my profile, but no dice -- I cannot sign up.
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by devin 16y ago
This is an integration testing framework. There's no 'acceptance' about it. I'll stick to cucumber. English matters in acceptance testing.

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