Reseraching IE usage numbers, and Google gives a related search "internet explorer usage vs murder rate". Cripes.
miniblog.
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.
Emacs lisp macrology, anyone? http://t.co/VyIEzkocmZ
Learnt today that `x = 1,2` is legal syntax in Python for creating tuples. Rather implicit though, not sure how I feel.
Realised I don't think I've ever seen a Python class that had its own __hash__ implementation.
requires.io is cool. It automatically creates a PR if your dependencies are outdated. Travis then verifies them:
Given Atwood's law and Zawinski's law, I propose: Anything which can be implemented in elisp, probably already has. #emacs
There's a chess implementation (client and engine) in elisp on GNU ELPA. Naturally.(Perhaps I should tweet about apps that aren't in elisp!)
Exciting to see a 'try Rust' online site being developed: http://t.co/wOKUW5yxtg
Extraordinarily sophisticated C++ REPL in an IRC bot, with editing commands! http://t.co/z1FCrHhzDS
"Investor storytime is when someone pays you to tell them how rich they'll get when you finally put ads on your site" http://t.co/IRtvnE5VhL
Ooh, warehouse is looking like a fantastic web fronted to PyPI: https://warehouse.python.org/ #python
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