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  1. Is YAML still the config file syntax of choice? 2:53 PM Dec 8th from Tweetie
  2. @defunkt yeah, I realised that yesterday too. Nice stuff. 4:28 AM Dec 8th from web in reply to defunkt
  3. Off to Cambridge for Fun in the Afternoon. http://sneezy.cs.nott.ac.uk/fun/ 2:42 AM Nov 26th from Tweetie
  4. Glad to see that Haskell 2010 is doing away with n+k patterns. http://bit.ly/6YK3uS 2:46 AM Nov 25th from Tweetie
  5. Wrapping my head around JS.MethodChain. http://➡.ws/ﲪ嘉 6:05 AM Nov 20th from Tweetie
  6. "No Erik, don't do it! n+k patterns are evil!" 12:10 PM Nov 10th from Tweetie
  7. Solve little problems, and big ones melt away. 4:12 AM Nov 6th from Tweetie
  8. All programmers go through a phase of employing excessive brevity. In the Haskell world, it can appear acceptable to stay there. 1:57 AM Nov 6th from Tweetie
  9. @mojombo having URIs that corresponded to the tabs on the account page (/account#about, /account#email, /account#ssh etc.) would be nice. 11:46 AM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to mojombo
  10. Just warming up for my second talk in two weeks. The last one was on Web Sockets, this one's about HTML5. 9:09 AM Oct 23rd from Tweetie
  11. @tnm8 not to mention spacetime issues: "The customer is always right" tends to be applied to all commerce, not just transactions in shops. 10:08 AM Oct 22nd from Tweetie in reply to tnm8
  12. @tnm8 I'd say the shop manager was misreading their response as a duty rather than a social pressure. 10:06 AM Oct 22nd from Tweetie in reply to tnm8
  13. @tnm8 "The customer must always be deferred to, even when incorrect"? There are two concepts of rightness at work in the phrase. 9:26 AM Oct 22nd from Tweetie in reply to tnm8
  14. Wikipedia funny of the day: the article on opaque contexts has been flagged as possibly "unclear or confusing to readers." 12:19 PM Oct 17th from Tweetie
  15. Realised I didn't actually own a copy of On Liberty; passing a bookshop, I remedied the situation. 7:22 AM Oct 17th from Tweetie
  16. Puzzled over a line in Michael Potter's set theory book for a good ten minutes earlier. Reading the errata, I discovered it was a typo. 4:59 PM Oct 16th from Tweetie
  17. Programmers are funny people. A man on the train tried to convince me to learn C++ once. 12:48 AM Oct 15th from Tweetie
  18. I highly recommend ClickToFlash, a Flash blocker for Safari. Make the web fast again: http://➡.ws/c2f 1:24 AM Oct 13th from Tweetie
  19. Micro Men, a BBC drama about the rivalry between Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry, is much recommended. http://➡.ws/崾䁀 2:35 PM Oct 11th from Tweetie
  20. Somebody's been busy making @github more shiny again. I do like seeing subtle, incremental changes; more websites should do it. 1:39 AM Oct 9th from Tweetie