fbernier

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by fbernier 8y ago
> I've learned how to drive stick shift It's a well known fact that the amazing opportunity of learning to drive stick shift is something you can't do in Canada. Luckily the US are there for that!
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by fbernier 9y ago
I've seen this argument about the syntax countless times and during my first looks at Erlang code I couldn't understand much of it, but after sitting down and deciding to learn it it's an extremely simple syntax. The hard&#x2
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by fbernier 9y ago
Download count is a weak metric for evaluating the quality of a library. I don't think it's a good idea to skip the few minutes it takes to read parts of the documentation and critical parts of the code.
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by fbernier 10y ago
That's no excuse for a proper changelog. What if you were affected by one of these bug that got fixed?
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by fbernier 10y ago
Same here. I had to fetch it via pacman. Also, the -l option doesn't exist on the non-bsd version.
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by fbernier 10y ago
What the fuck @ the section "North America", and then right under all there is is a map of the US...
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by fbernier 10y ago
I've found https://arch-anywhere.org to be perfect for that.
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by fbernier 10y ago
I'd probably ride the beer brewing wave like everyone tells me I should do. I love programming and live well off of it while having lots of fun homebrewing so I don't think I ever will.
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by fbernier 10y ago
A good tldr of the resulting change here: https://blog.heroku.com/ruby-2-4-features-hashes-integers-ro...
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by fbernier 10y ago
This. I just got a new T460S and installed linux without any problems.
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by fbernier 10y ago
I think it means that it has no performance hit versus handwriting your own threading.
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by fbernier 10y ago
I am slightly disappointed by Helix. They pushed an alpha version, made a good and extensive blog post on it and everything it's going to bring to the table, and got us all excited. More than a month later there are obviously some bug
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by fbernier 10y ago
Pretty sure there are more or at least as much startups using Ruby, JS, PHP, Java before Python.
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by fbernier 10y ago
I guess it depends on your own personal background, but PostgreSQL is far from 'obscure' and much more feature complete than MySQL nowadays.
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by fbernier 11y ago
See the stickied FAQ on https://www.reddit.com/r/homebrewing
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by fbernier 11y ago
It's great, and what makes it so great is exactly that. It's highly possible to brew 5 gallons batches with the very same ingredient quality as any microbrewery and a process which is the same but at a smaller scale. You also have
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by fbernier 11y ago
They have job postings for London on their website, but none for Montreal...
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by fbernier 11y ago
Sad news, but on a totally unrelated note: Why is the date in the URL set to tomorrow?
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by fbernier 11y ago
Just a small correction to this tweet, it doesn't use faye but faye-websocket which is just a websocket client/server which represents a tiny part of the Faye messaging system.
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by fbernier 11y ago
Finally. I've had a new macbook for a month and had a linux laptop previously. I just couldn't believe people were using this thing with such an instable network connection.
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by fbernier 11y ago
Beer brewing. It's fun because it's a great mix of creativity and science. The possibilities are endless, you feel like you're constantly learning no matter how long you've been doing it. It's also possible to achie
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by fbernier 12y ago
This is exactly what I retain from my limited experience with psychedelics. I sometimes jokingly say the world would be a better place if every politicians would have used psychedelics but I tend to think that might be true.
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by fbernier 12y ago
Using https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-install it's pretty easy: ruby-install ruby 2.1.5 -- CC=clang and if you want to include all the patches listed here: https://github.com/wayneeseguin
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by fbernier 12y ago
If I remember correctly zprezto started as a huge pull request to oh-my-zsh that the author rejected. You can probably find it in the closed issues of oh-my-zsh.
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by fbernier 12y ago
I think what followed this quote made quite a good job at explaining what exactly he meant with this statement: That people tend to have a limited view of math as calculus only.
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by fbernier 12y ago
git commit -m "$(curl -s programmerexcuses.com | sed -n '/<a. >/{s/<[^>] >//g;p}')"
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by fbernier 12y ago
I have not looked at both products very much but it seems similar in some ways to https://www.rainforestqa.com/
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by fbernier 13y ago
it's mostly tons of bug fixes and unnoticeable improvements.
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by fbernier 13y ago
Rails 4.0.0 application starting in development on http://0.0.0.0:3000 This most likely means Rack::Lock is used in your test.
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by fbernier 13y ago
git commit -m "$(curl -s developerexcuses.com | sed -n '/<a.*>/{s/<[^>]*>//g;p}')"

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