Tools that treat the paths /foo/bar and /foo/bar/ differently violate the principle of least surprise.
miniblog.
I was confused by company-mode for some time. Turns out it's not about company coding conventions, but completion. Should be comp-any-mode.
C is nice on Travis. No external package servers to break your builds at inopportune moments.
Seems weird installing .deb files on an Arch box, but that's the fun of Docker.
htop to show processes and trees, top to show IO wait, iotop to show IO per process. I wish there was a single app that did everything.
Elegant Pharo Code: https://medium.com/@svenvc/elegant-pharo-code-bb590f0856d0 -- I was once asked to work out decimal digit lengths of factorials in an interview.
SVN seems weird as a git user. I can commit 123 before doing 'svn up' to grab commit 122, if no files collide.
Turns out that Python's list of built-in functions: https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html doesn't include everything! For example, intern.
In addition to whoami and which, I've written a simple 'what' script, for 'what server am I on now'? Inevitable if you use SSH heavily.
PowerShell, Bash and OS/400: http://t.co/IYE5cjWdSo
Producing shell scripts with a coloured, readable output: https://gist.github.com/Wilfred/d22162181b00d88791a6
IDEs increasingly parse and execute code to offer good autocompletion. Taken to its logical conclusion, you end up with Smalltalk.
The most extraordinary Emacs configuration I've ever seen -- beautiful! http://t.co/BeQJSTMKCR
@SimonHughesMP I'm told you're the person to speak to in order to visit Elizabeth Tower / Big Ben. What do we need to do?
Now that's what I call a Python list comprehension! http://t.co/EtTYm3Rx9A
httprepl is a great tool for making HTTP queries to REST endpoints from Emacs. Impressively, it is implemented using parser combinators!
Woah, it's now possible to automatically upload package to PyPI from Travis if your tagged commit passes tests. Automate everything!
The web is fantastic when you can remember the name of the tool you're looking for. It's horrendously hard to find things otherwise.
.@technomancy Saw your interesting post on https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure-tools/rkmJ-5086RY I'm really curious, what sort of REPL does Factor offer?
Why using a top-level array in JSON can be insecure: http://t.co/ff09qLsYaE (super subtle!)
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