Generally I try to push my changes to code upstream, but it's not really an option when I'm removing functionality (eg in Hubot scripts).
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Emacs lisp, python, JS, Julia, C, C++, asm, and my own language Trifle. Diversity is a great way to grow. #code2014
.@laserllama Am I being stupid, or is there no way to do a text search on Ansible Galaxy?
Delighted to see that Shen may get an OSI approved license! The license put me off hacking on it in the past.
The problematic culture of "Worse is Better" http://t.co/wRgsNhQNyR fantastic thoughtful article and great metaphors for skill development
.@MaFt I really like @NewOnNetflixUK, is it possible to download the data as a CSV (or similar) to play with it?
Awesome Emacs package of the day: https://github.com/skeeto/impatient-mode -- live previews for HTML!
A Few Billion Lines of Code Later: Using Static Analysis to Find Bugs in the Real World http://t.co/0vNg2S1A1k
"bug-finding often becomes easier as bugs are fixed" http://t.co/CBVUwDBkHM
Excellent article on the different levels of fuzz testing: http://t.co/RP25sPa6ea
"language designers are [often] making languages [better for its own compiler] than [for] writing other programs" http://t.co/6ufPSvlis3
Web forms are stateful, not tidy POST requests. I shouldn't have to fill in a CAPTCHA a second time if my input elsewhere was bad.
Why did GitHub drop Pygments for syntax highlighting? Interestingly, highlighting performance:
I'm really amused to see that people expect impeccable pull requests from Emacs users:
Why Deployment Freezes Don't Prevent Outages http://t.co/Qvbvlq88Dh
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