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“Tired of apostrophes in Ruby heredocs screwing up Emacs highlighting? http://tinyurl.com/5ovdbe”

yesterday at 2:16 am - Link

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“Indentation-based to context-free: http://pastie.org/226876”

Wednesday at 9:27 pm - Link

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“Jeff: "Subversion has a very good offline client." Joel: "It *does*?" Jeff: "Yeah, as long as you don't want to check anything in."”

Wednesday at 6:57 pm - Link

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Hacker News | I have finally seen the Emacs light

Tuesday at 5:44 pm - Link

An admirably non-religious discussion of text editors. - Nathan Weizenbaum

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“An admirably non-religious discussion of text editors: http://tinyurl.com/69bxbt”

Tuesday at 5:17 pm - Link

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Top ten essential Emacs tips

June 28 at 11:52 am - Link

A good tips list - not just the usual suspects - Nathan Weizenbaum

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“Just got back from my first day at Fog Creek and a walk in Central Park. Lots of fun, although I miss wmii.”

June 18 at 6:56 pm - Link

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“In New York!”

June 17 at 5:36 pm - Link

posted an entry on Blog Posts : Nex3

Summer '08

June 13 at 11:34 pm - Link

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“I'm really curious what algorithm OpenOffice uses to autocomplete words.”

June 13 at 2:56 pm - Link

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“Is anyone else getting IMs from twitterbot all of a sudden?”

June 10 at 2:10 pm - Link

“@judofyr I usually say "master branch" or "git master" or something like that.”

June 10 at 2:07 pm - Link

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“Huh, turns out we were just calling one method way too many times. Huzzah for easy solutions!”

June 3 at 4:42 pm - Link

“Unexpected scaling lessons thanks to very computationally intensive computational linguistics project”

June 3 at 4:08 pm - Link

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Paul Gravett: Article - China Earthquake

June 2 at 1:31 am - Link

Ten deeply moving comics/tales about the earthquake in China. - Nathan Weizenbaum

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Ruby QuickRef

June 1 at 10:07 pm - Link

No matter how much I use Ruby, this little document continues to come in handy. - Nathan Weizenbaum

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1/0

June 1 at 11:29 am - Link

This is a wonderful webcomic. It stopped five years ago, but it's definitely worth reading through the archives. - Nathan Weizenbaum

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“ruby-mode.el is pretty sketchy in places”

June 1 at 10:17 am - Link

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“@mferrier It's hard to imagine how they'd make money if the free version is fully free”

May 31 at 10:45 pm - Link

“@technomancy Exactly! C'mon, folks, Rubinius and the community is the way, not MagLev and a for-profit company...”

May 31 at 10:35 pm - Link

“@mferrier Are you sure? I thought the libs were going to be OSS but the core VM was closed”

May 31 at 10:32 pm - Link

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Ryan Mulligan » HAML: why you should use it

May 31 at 7:02 pm - Link

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“Having a closed-source Ruby VM, even (especially?) a really good one, makes me nervous”

May 31 at 5:45 pm - Link

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“class Regexp; def to_proc; method(:match).to_proc; end; end”

May 29 at 4:21 pm - Link

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“Hope everyone has a good time at RailsConf...”

May 29 at 1:58 pm - Link

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“I am somehow receiving IM tweets despite the bot being apparently offline.”

May 28 at 9:40 pm - Link

“@codinghorror You'd like some of the Unix window managers. Some snap by default, others are tiling like WinSplit.”

May 28 at 9:39 pm - Link

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Ozy and Millie: Grammar Nazi

May 28 at 7:52 pm - Link

This is now my standard response to being called a "Hrammar Nazi." - Nathan Weizenbaum

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Complainy | Because it's fun to complain.

May 26 at 2:30 pm - Link

Drugs! Religious moments! Opportunity costs of millions a day! -- My Biggest Lisp Project starring Kenny Tilton

May 26 at 2:30 pm - Link

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“@technomancy Sort of... really, just having portable continuations that I could attach to exceptions would be great.”

May 25 at 10:14 pm - Link

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Nex3 on Haml 2.0 Released

May 25 at 8:54 pm - Link

"Also [http://haml.hamptoncatlin.com]...)." - Nathan Weizenbaum

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“Or rather continuation-recovery exceptions can be created, but at the cost of JRuby compatibility. Not worth it, I'm afraid.”

May 25 at 8:50 pm - Link

“All of a sudden, for the first time, I need continuation-based exceptions in Ruby and they just don't exist.”

May 25 at 8:28 pm - Link

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“Back home, ready to answer all those Haml 2.0 questions”

May 25 at 6:23 pm - Link

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Haml 2.0 Released

May 24 at 2:05 am - Link

posted an entry on Blog Posts : Nex3

Haml 2.0

May 24 at 1:44 am - Link

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