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by fxn 14y ago
I blogged in http://advogato.org/person/fxn/diary/498.html some key differences between Perl and Ruby regexp flags (which includes this gotcha).
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by fxn 15y ago
If that was the intention I appreciate it. Yes it matters to me, but up to a point. I cannot do things in my life seeking approval or saying yes to some people when I am convinced the answer is no. Also, saying no, and not applying the PR t
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by fxn 15y ago
I can only say you basically have no idea what you are talking about. I know my motivations, you can't read my mind chc.
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by fxn 15y ago
Indeed, it took me some 24 hours to revert. I reflected about it for some time. After thinking about it for a day, I was convinced the commit was sending the wrong message, and felt it had to be reverted. The commit message explains the rat
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by fxn 15y ago
Patches welcome!
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by fxn 15y ago
This is a blog post in the Rails blog because obviously this has to be announced to the Rails community. Any web framework has the duty to use and promote proper HTTP usage. Pushing PATCH over PUT we are doing that. This change is not the e
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by fxn 15y ago
I had to learn to use my Kinesis (you just can't see the keys), also followed the lessons in http://www.typingweb.com which is I think an awesome service.
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by fxn 15y ago
I wrote a coprimality test based on the same technique https://gist.github.com/1520171
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Coprimality test with a regular expression(gist.github.com)
3 points by fxn 15y ago|0 comments
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by fxn 15y ago
These things are usually hard to implement, but Aaron has put his mastery on the table, very clean and well-written code.