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  1. Ah, flash, in which an entire generation of programmers learns that GC pauses during jumping puzzles aren't such a big deal really, honest.
  2. @tieTYT Hey, you still want a stumbleupon-delicious bridge? I wrote one: https://github.com/DRMacIve...
  3. Ha! Success.
  4. Having yet another try at scraping SU automatically. My previous belief as to why it's hard was wrong, but it's still not trivial. :-(
  5. I'm fairly sure my phone alarm doesn't go off on weekends, but I can't find any setting to suggest that this might be the case.
  6. OH: "I might just open a window" "The windows don't open in here" "I have a tennis racket"
  7. OH: "What's all this absolute twattery about finding people and engaging with them?" "I say rape the twitterers!"
  8. @RyanKohn Except that the people in question are definitely in the group who should really know better...
  9. We've had email since 1965. That's 44 years ago. How have people still not learned proper email etiquette after all this time?
  10. @TotallyToRA All the world seems in tune on a spring afternoon when we're programming with pigeons in the park?
  11. @jberkel The correct form is to kcuf
  12. @mccraigmccraig "When shown the mung beans by the Guardian, he said they were a strain of "super poppy"". That's amazing...
  13. @communicating Yay. Thanks again. :-)
  14. @communicating Cool. Thanks.
  15. @communicating So, what happened to open sourcing bursty? :-)
  16. @lifo Also the problem is apparently ActiveRecord getting confused at something being both a primary and foreign key.
  17. @lifo And "it's a bad idea to add useless and misleading data in order to satisfy an arbitrary constraint" is a bit more than an opinion
  18. @lifo Because there are actually N tables, each of which joins onto items with a different set of data.
  19. @lifo We have a table items and a table with a unique item_id. But that table then has to have its own id as well to placate ActiveRecord
  20. @lifo Current example is to do with keeping primary keys in sync between two tables.