miniblog.

I don't know about you, but I like my BF interpreters written in BF, compiled to LLVM via Rust macros:

I'm impressed at the Emacs tooling around Rust. It's in an excellent state already!

The more comfortable I get with regular expressions, the more afraid I become that I will write one that no-one else understands...

Given a new Stack Overflow question, I prefer not to accept answers in the first few hours. Accepting an OK answer prevents great ones.

Kibana is great for searching and graphing logs from logstash. The learning curve is a little steep though.

Admirable honesty from ./configure: "checking for gettimeofday with POSIX signature... almost"

'Real programmers' use TECO, none of your modern vim/emacs nonsense: http://t.co/zb9ARskNzf

@bobbyrenwick Saw this and thought of the groundbreaking pyretry:

Linux tip: `cd -` will change your current directory back to the previous. If you're using zsh, set AUTO_PUSHD and you can use popd.

A good package manager covers a multitude of sins.

Coroutines, threads and readability: http://t.co/VqfBHqaav7

Working on a large codebase in SVN has made me realise how easy it is to introduce a 'gated' (i.e. review-first) workflow with git.

I'm waiting for a language that defines all of ==, === and ====. I think it's only a matter of time.

The wonderful thing about Python docstring conventions, is that there are so many to choose from!

Taking multiple namespaces to its logical extreme: http://t.co/DNGsg1LjXk