«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.
Finding just the smell of sushi noxious. (The smell of the seaweed, I suspect.)
FSM help all those who need backslashes in the second argument to #Ruby’s String#gsub(). What a mess.