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  1. Man, I always forget to book early. Now paying idiot tax for my flight to Sarajevo.
  2. Progress with #JSCocoa: got CoreData working. Now I need to write more JS-idiomatic wrapper around it..
  3. @himanshuc That's why we have ruby :)
  4. @almiruzunovic I guess you can freely turn off the heating in your house :)
  5. @parmanoir Nevermind, just discovered Key
  6. @parmanoir Does JSCocoa support synthesizing getters/setters via @property? Maybe use Obj-J's @accessors, if that's possible using jslint..
  7. Sensational list of quotes predicting death of iPhone prior to launch. http://bit.ly/7nLJrJ (via @danmil via @adamzaks)
  8. @shauninman User is always right. If people are asking for support via twitter, that proves that it's good channel for them. So respond.
  9. Looks like my one click file/url/note sharing dream has come true http://droplr.com/
  10. @nerxs Hey droplr ist wirklich cool :) Dropbox ist auch gut aber das ist noch ein schritt weniger. Thx!
  11. Having a client you bill in USD gives you a taste of what currency trading is like. USD/EUR changed almost 6% in the last two weeks!
  12. @kyrah :( I still cannot accept it that he's gone. Still irrationally waiting to hear that it's all been an art performance and he's fine...
  13. Just stumbled across all-time rails contributors list http://bit.ly/4w0s9l just to find out I'm on place #176
  14. After a day spent with JSCocoa, I finally got used to this weird mixture of JavaScript and ObjC. And I feel somehow dirty :)
  15. Every now and then I manage to forget myself in reading an article but then it strikes me that @oneup is gone. No ⌘Z, no timemachine
  16. @skylabops Hurry up, get all your life savings and invest :)
  17. @dbussink Sorry, I meant the kernel is running in 32-bit. Ruby and everything is 64-bit. It's a late 2008 macbook 5,1
  18. @myabc Oh I forgot my SL was in 32-bit mode. i386 worked, thanks a lot!
  19. @dbussink sudo env ARCHFLAGS="-arch i386" gem install do_sqlite3 helped. On 10.6 in 32-bit mode, with default ruby 1.8.7
  20. @myabc Tried that, but it didn't work for some reason, still looking into it.