superalloy

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Concurrent e-mail fetching in Charm(fngtps.com)
3 points by superalloy 13y ago|0 comments
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Fast tests in Ruby on Rails(fngtps.com)
3 points by superalloy 13y ago|0 comments
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Learning to not pull estimates out of your ass.(fngtps.com)
2 points by superalloy 13y ago|0 comments
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by superalloy 14y ago
He did not distance himself from MacRuby, though: http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macruby-devel/2012-Apr...
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by superalloy 14y ago
81 fonts, 1 SVG, 696 lines JS, 565 lines CSS, 74 lines html and zepto.js in a single 634KB compressed webpage. -- http://twitter.com/thijs/status/197752152511356928 More info: http://www.typotheque.com/blog/greta_sans_specimen_app
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Greta Sans Type System Specimen App(greta.tptq.com)
15 points by superalloy 14y ago|1 comments
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by superalloy 15y ago
That’s what makes it so annoying, though, the fact that we _know_ they probably meant to share it as free software. My point goes further than people forgetting to add a license, though. Some people think that just adding it as an open repo
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by superalloy 15y ago
Yeah that’s definitely the right course. The downside is, of course, that you probably need it at the time you come across it, so time wise I often have to roll my own in these cases. That’s why I hope this would make that more clear. On th
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by superalloy 15y ago
> Don’t you just hate it when you find some great piece of code on GitHub and then you realize that somewhere at the end of the README the frightful acronym GPL is ruining your good mood? Yes. But what I ‘hate’ even more is not finding
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by superalloy 15y ago
My response wasn't meant as harsh, it just lacked a smiley ;) I work on a lot of OSS projects and our company does consultancy. This means I browse other’s projects on a daily basis (i.e. I don’t know the filenames yet). That, combined with
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by superalloy 15y ago
You don’t “should” anything. If you don’t feel the need, then don’t install it.
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by superalloy 15y ago
A lot of people miss the issue of browsing through projects that you aren’t familiar with. Auto-completing/fuzzy matching takes more time than actual browsing in such a case, because you’re probably guessing half of the time. Maybe it’s jus
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by superalloy 15y ago
The reason that people use (mac)vim is not necessarily the ‘powerful navigation keys’ etc. For me it’s the ability to deal with large files and the crazy indentation rules people use and I know it’s the same for quite some other users. Th
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Two new Behavior-Driven Development libraries for Objective-C (Nu/MacRuby)
6 points by superalloy 16y ago|1 comments