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brixen

  1. @tchak13 thank you, sounds awesome, I'll ping you.
  2. @csgui thank you!
  3. @luislavena patience, young jedi :)
  4. @lancewalley yeah.
  5. @jc00ke I'll whisper it in your ear when I'm back from @euruko, ok? :)
  6. @jc00ke it's a secret :)
  7. Going to be discussing Rubinius with Microsoft Open Tech folks. Pretty cool.
  8. @garybernhardt haha, basically, I'm tempted to just say too bad if you can't play like the big boys. :)
  9. Any concurrency means races, not just threads. Also, the fact that some Ruby implementations can't fork() makes writing RubySpecs very hard.
  10. "When does Java get closures and coroutines?" "Geez, just use C#"
  11. Delicious. yfrog.com/oezsmnyj
  12. @philtor totally. hate that stagnant feeling from long debugging work where you feel no progress is made.
  13. @mattly jamesgolick.com/2012/5/22/obje…
  14. If you tell me a good way to model is with objects that have a single method, I'll laugh and laugh.
  15. As with all things in life, in Rails there is only one right way to do it and one size fits all. In case anyone was confused about objects.