The Angular team have superb commit messages: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/commit/d71dbb1ae50f174680533492ce4c7db3ff74df00
miniblog.
Played with Angular for the first time today. So far, I'm impressed.
Blogged: Attracting and Keeping Developers: http://t.co/lp3mObYKbw
coverage.py can claim you aren't executing lines that do actually execute, because of interpreter limitations: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-ideas/2014-May/027893.html
Delighted to hear that Python 3.2+ has fixed a nasty gotcha with stale .pyc files: http://t.co/ZFOojps86y
Beware benchmarking code that's writing to the console: http://t.co/u5B00oIM8j
Turns out there is a proper dependency resolution tool for Python packages, using an optimised SAT solver: http://t.co/Dj5bDzgk9U
I like the idea of a blind A/B test of search engines http://t.co/6r4st8HFyt (though in spite of the site, I got Google: 4, Draw: 1)
Realised that I've never browsed EmacsWiki from Emacs itself. Shameful. Emacs 24.4 will have eww, which will help significantly.
The future of software, the end of apps, and why UX designers should care about type theory http://t.co/nwvy178kFR
The cognitive disadvantage of IDEs which don't compose: http://t.co/aJHoySk0EB
Released 0.9 of Trifle lisp! Now with a self-hosting REPL! https://github.com/Wilfred/trifle#trifle-lisp
'Adaptive palm rejection' http://t.co/F9PoXxWP2O Seeing writing implements being marketed is rather weird.
Python 2 docs still have references to `while 1:`! https://docs.python.org/2/using/cmdline.html#cmdoption-u
Regexps have many weird and wonderful variants in different engines. Some engines offer possessive quantifiers: http://t.co/PMmPIjuCHy
Reseraching IE usage numbers, and Google gives a related search "internet explorer usage vs murder rate". Cripes.
I really like that underscore.js includes examples. I wish it were more common. Shame it's not interactive though.
Today I learn that it's possible to write properties in JS: var i = 0; var o = { get x() { return i++; }; o.x; o.x;
A helpful discussion of Erlang syntax: http://t.co/mcxCCb4w7x
Bugs should be fixed once, for all time.
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