I’m wondering at the new 50 user token requirement for the #DIP. If an app doesn’t have users, it’s not going to get votes, so why is the requirement necessary?
Engaging in DDBF: “Documentation-Driven Bug Finding”.
«ruby-1.9.3 -e ‘puts “\n” =~ /\R/ ? “yea” : “nay”’» ☞ nay
«ruby-2.0.0 -e ‘puts “\n” =~ /\R/ ? “yea” : “nay”’» ☞ yea
It’s yucky that there isn’t a syntax error in v1.9.3, but I’m glad to get \R support in v2.
Wrote my first #Perl in several months. Hooray for terminating semicolons!
The Fig test suite is 20% slower on #Ruby v2.0.0p0 vs v1.9.3p0. So much for that optimization of «require».
More users on @adn means more of a need for lists.
I’ve been paid for more than a year to work on an open source project. Now how damn cool is that? Thank you DRW.
I love having CI servers. Do a check in and tests in 16 different environmental permutations kick off.
John Adams’ “Short Ride in a Fast Machine” rocks.
#Ruby v2 assumes UTF-8. Hooray!
I still don’t understand the appeal of the iPad mini.
But then I’m still mourning the death of the 17” MBP.
Cold War in #Chicago: http://soundcloud.com/curiouscity/nike-missiles-chicagos-cold
Only in #Chicago: http://soundcloud.com/curiouscity/only-in-chicago-the-song
Ugh. Getting developers to upgrade their version of Fig is hard.
Practical Vim: “… so we can invoke gUaw to convert the current word to SHOUTY case.” 😀
The one #vim key remapping that I can really get behind: turn the arrow keys into no-ops.
Just bought tickets for Portland Taiko’s March show: http://portlandtaiko.org/home-shows/
Hooray for percussion!
OH: “… All I care about in the end is removing a manual step from our build process, I don’t care what’s in the Soylent Green.”
Moving code from spec/spec_helper.rb to new file under lib/. #ruby #rspec #testutilitiesbecomerealcode
Hooray! #Felix way more usable with “swipe to go back”.
Still confused by the post icon; it’s too dissimilar from what other apps use.
Despite advantages, I’ll still end up using other apps more since most of my ADN use is on iPad.