Benjamin Kudria

"They are both tools for comparing source code, and searching for "duplicate" code. flay is for Ruby, simian is for Java. The point of the post was, I believe, to show that simian does a lexical token comparison, while flay analyzes the AST. Hence, flay is able to find the duplication between the two pieces of Ruby code that look totally different." - Benjamin Kudria

"Good general guidelines. I help manage a cluster, and working towards these ideals is what I do when I'm not putting out fires (and I'm done with my homework)." - Benjamin Kudria

"Actually, I hate to disappoint you, but there future isn't here yet." - Benjamin Kudria

"Yes. Remember, marketing." - Benjamin Kudria

"I tried to compose a reply to your argument, but I couldn't. I'm afraid that, much to my sadness, I'll have to agree with you." - Benjamin Kudria

"Thanks. I've subscribed to some of these." - Benjamin Kudria

"Aah, good point. Mine is on [github](http://github.com/bkudria/dotf...)" - Benjamin Kudria

"What are some good Emacs resources or blogs? I already know about [Emacs Wiki](http://emacswiki.org), but I'm looking for more. Any emacs-related blogs, sites full of cool .emacs files, and cool tricks appreciated. Alternatively, if you have something cool you've done with Emacs, you can just post it here." - Benjamin Kudria

"This is relevant here how?" - Benjamin Kudria

"I know - an AST is just a tree, so XML will work for this! Oh, what, you don't like XML? Know what one of the other major text-based representations of a tree is? That's right, S-Exps. "Lisp: been there, done that."" - Benjamin Kudria

"Um, as far as I can tell, those are all valid points. Don't be an asshat." - Benjamin Kudria

"Huh. Cool idea!" - Benjamin Kudria

"Cool blog. The article on rotating the list was fun - that third solutions was definitely on of the _aha!_ type." - Benjamin Kudria

"Cool blog. The article on rotating the list was fun - that third solutions was definitely on of the _aha!_ type." - Benjamin Kudria

"I'm pretty sure that removing the system-level GTalk (not XMPP) API does not preclude there being an XMPP client for Android. Can you elaborate on why the "IM transport" is essential for you?" - Benjamin Kudria

"For PHP there is [SafeSQL](http://www.phpinsider.com/php/...) which allows for handling NULLs, optional parts of the query, etc." - Benjamin Kudria

"Upvote cause the article explained <() process substitution. Always wanted to know how to do that!" - Benjamin Kudria

"Heh, funny. Wonder if people read it or not." - Benjamin Kudria

"Heh, funny. Wonder if people read it or not." - Benjamin Kudria

"Sounds interesting, but I get an ASP error: Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0131' Disallowed Parent Path /catalog/item/default.asp, line 1 The Include file '../../includes/globals.asp' cannot contain '..' to indicate the parent directory." - Benjamin Kudria

"Sounds interesting, but I get an ASP error: Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0131' Disallowed Parent Path /catalog/item/default.asp, line 1 The Include file '../../includes/globals.asp' cannot contain '..' to indicate the parent directory." - Benjamin Kudria

"I don't know, this all sounds like Greek to me. (For real, thanks for the link, this seems interesting)" - Benjamin Kudria

"I don't know, this all sounds like Greek to me. (For real, thanks for the link, this seems interesting)" - Benjamin Kudria

"curl -I http://boston.com You're welcome. (Edit: gah! Angle brackets? Do not want!)" - Benjamin Kudria

"curl -I http://boston.com You're welcome. (Edit: gah! Angle brackets? Do not want!)" - Benjamin Kudria

"Note - this isn't the same problem as the [diamond inheritance problem](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D...), which it might resemble, at first glance. This is dependency resolution." - Benjamin Kudria

"Note - this isn't the same problem as the [diamond inheritance problem](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D...), which it might resemble, at first glance. This is dependency resolution." - Benjamin Kudria

"Amen again." - Benjamin Kudria

"Amen again." - Benjamin Kudria