rbxbx

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What's the Fastest Way to Code a Loop in Javascript?(blogs.sun.com)
22 points by rbxbx 16y ago|15 comments
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The power of find and xargs(danielmiessler.com)
4 points by rbxbx 16y ago|4 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Thanks! I didn't know about defn- Time for refactoring :D
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by rbxbx 16y ago
am I mistaken in thinking that part of this problem is a desire to not pollute the namespace since most(all?) lisps are unable to properly privatize functions?
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by rbxbx 16y ago
I'm going to disagree, despite being one that typically doesn't learn well via video (ie peepcode, etc) I feel that I took quite a bit away from watching the original SICP lectures. To each their own, I supposed, but I'd highly recommend a
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by rbxbx 16y ago
with vimperator you can press ctrl+z to enable pass-through mode, therefore allowing you to use the gmail shortcut keys, press escape to go back to normal mode.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
And if you like operating inside of matching pairs, just think how much you'll like manipulating the pairs themselves! http://github.com/tpope/vim-surround
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by rbxbx 16y ago
These damn kids running around, enjoying life, that's just wrong.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
leiningen works on a project level, whereas this works on a global level. Think rvm's gemsets vs normal rubygems behavior, if you're familiar with that eco-system.
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Labrepl: an environment for learning the Clojure language.(github.com)
3 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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Make your test-suite scream(see also, fast) with specjour.(codingfrontier.com)
9 points by rbxbx 16y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 16y ago
http://www.alsonkemp.com/programming/a-haml-parser-for-haske... is young (but not) but looks (pretty) hype.
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Recording in a live-electronics duo, gigging out with said duo, cycling, and raising my daughter full-time :)
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by rbxbx 16y ago
Most importantly, does it have Vi key-bindings?
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by rbxbx 16y ago
www.rubyinside.com tends to be pretty good, also trending repos on github and following hackernews are usually good indicators of what's up and up in Ruby.
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Artist promotes Subway Etiquette with Guerrilla Campaign(animalnewyork.com)
1 points by rbxbx 17y ago|0 comments
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Software Development And The Sunk Cost Fallacy (or, Javascript)(skorks.com)
5 points by rbxbx 17y ago|0 comments
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by rbxbx 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google%27s_hoaxes#Google_TiSP It's not quite April 1st again, is it? :p
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by rbxbx 17y ago
which is based on... ? Oh, right.
260.
by rbxbx 17y ago
makes sense when you use ruby the bulk of your day :)
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by rbxbx 17y ago
Good related talk from Future Ruby http://www.infoq.com/interviews/che-synthetic-biology
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Derek Sivers on Business Models and Profitability (LessConf '09 Video)(b.lesseverything.com)
67 points by rbxbx 17y ago|13 comments
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Story Card Faster Than The Speed Of Pivotal Tracker (slurper and slurper.vim)(adamlowe.me)
8 points by rbxbx 17y ago|2 comments
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by rbxbx 17y ago
Thanks for hopping into the thread. Very interesting project you have/had here sir. :)
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by rbxbx 17y ago
I do solo (mostly)electronic music under the handle robad pills, just put out a (free) new album at http://www.sickmode.org/ called "let's get cynical" There's also 56 other releases there, maybe more hacker in spirit than technical prowe
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by rbxbx 17y ago
Going back to using PHP after extensively using ruby is pretty brutal, even with just a subset of the functionality, this is a pretty nice little project, imo. Maybe one of us will drag it back from the grave.
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Ruby.PHP: Ruby to PHP Compiler (thesis etc)(ruby-php.org)
21 points by rbxbx 17y ago|19 comments
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by rbxbx 17y ago
I love DD-WRT, but tomato offers most of the functionality, and is much lighter/has a nicer ui, imo.