nick_evans
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why oh why isn't the after_commit gem part of active_record? (background processing and DB transaction race conditions give me headaches).
1:38 PM Dec 17th
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@ ironically, I'm doing this to work around an idiosyncrasy of god.rb. but I should probably spelunk it's source anyway, just to see
8:23 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to subelsky
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@ I'm mostly just curious at this point. I'm willing to forgo some "ruby purity" and use `ps`. :-)
8:12 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to ngauthier
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basically, how to `ps --ppid #{ppid} -o pid`.split("\n")[1..-1].map {|p| p.to_i} without shelling out?
8:08 AM Dec 15th
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@ I didn't fork these processes, Other than Process.ppid, I couldn't find anything in Process rdoc to help. Process.all would help.
7:57 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to ngauthier
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anything in ruby stdlib (or a good gem) for finding the child pids (given a parent pid), without shelling out to "ps"?
7:45 AM Dec 15th
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@ I download from railsapi.com and use it locally.
12:25 PM Dec 11th
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in reply to jtrupiano
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Fail Fast and the Robustness Principle (aka Postel's Law). A simple interpretation sees these design principles at odds. How to merge them?
8:08 PM Dec 9th
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@
2:14 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to pjb3
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using on Ubuntu 9.10 karmic, you need to delete -O2 from CFLAGS in ruby Makefile, otherwise some gems won't install (bug in gcc 4.4.1).
11:36 AM Dec 3rd
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FYI: git rebase squashing is a tool of satan, for destroying useful bisect debugging. => s/panflute/rebase squash/g
8:23 AM Nov 30th
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effigy (http://➡.ws/⏶ by @) is the sort of view/template separation I want. I look forward to trying it out. (via @)
10:56 AM Nov 25th
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@ sounds like the @ went wonderfully. Thanks for hosting it. Hopefully I'll be able to make it to the next one
6:57 AM Nov 25th
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working from @ today.
6:51 AM Nov 25th
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really digging . Thanks @ (et al.)!
10:46 AM Nov 23rd
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at @ with @ and @ today. going to @ for lunch later. :-)
7:13 AM Nov 10th
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@ but... rvm hasn't selected anything in /usr/local or /opt/local, and yet they are swapped (
9:07 AM Nov 4th
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in reply to wayneeseguin
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Why is rvm re-ordering my $PATH?
8:55 AM Nov 4th
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@ nope, vim has supported undo tree for as long as I can remember. :help undo-tree (g-, g+, :earlier, :later, etc).
3:34 PM Nov 2nd
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in reply to hedron
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I'm surprised that all IDEs and text editors (meant for programming) don't have undo trees. (of course) vim and emacs do.
1:21 PM Nov 2nd
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- Name nicholas a. evans
- Location Baltimore, MD, USA
- Web http://ekenosen.n...
- Bio husband. father. INTP. software craftsman. Ruby on Rails. still learning. boring guy. suspicious of 'social networks'. curious.
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