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  1. @ethangunderson I've never seen that done. I think it's still more about the idea of specifying behavior rather than verifying it.
  2. @ethangunderson It's meant to imply that the functionality shoud exist in the future -- that the test has been written first.
  3. I do this all the time: 1) Open iPhone iPod app. 2) see that it's not on the play list I want, 3) mistakenly hit home button, closing app.
  4. @redsquirrel Yes, but when I start slinging around words like "catamorphism", it's time to put on the Helm of Head-Slap Defense.
  5. @redsquirrel If you head slap and say "catamorphism" don't you need to worry that the person you are talking to will head slap you back?
  6. .@blakesmith Just an Obtiva Geekfest presentation on F#. I like being reminded how much fun it is is to work through problems functionally.
  7. I like the way functional programming makes my head hurt.
  8. Not sure whether I think that Python declaring a moratorium on language changes is a good idea: http://bit.ly/XDy7w. Fascinating, though.
  9. RT @obie: On my way to pair with @redsquirrel at Obtiva. Looking forward to seeing how they work // sorry I won't be there to say hi.
  10. @tobiasbuckell Do you think health care costs are related?
  11. @bguthrie Thanks!
  12. @PrimoTheMonkey Does "Chess" count?
  13. Hoping somebody will see this in the morning: A little RSpec design question. Comments welcome. http://bit.ly/3UsJxI.
  14. I have a little RSpec design question. Comments welcome. http://bit.ly/3UsJxI.
  15. As much as I love Tweetie's pull to refresh, the feature I really miss in other apps is the "swipe the navbar to go back to root".
  16. Hey! It's now been over 24 hours since I accidentally tore any of my jackets. Further bulletins as events warrant.
  17. Yesterday: Car side mirror loses collision with garage. Today, tear my jacket by putting my hands in my pockets! I can't have nice things.
  18. @bphogan Oooh -- I'd be interested in more info about that. The regular DocBook toolchain is a total pain.
  19. @jm I wrote the self-published version of Rails Rx in Markdown with a very similar PrinceXML toolchain. It works great within its limits.
  20. A couple of words in honor of PragProWriMon: http://railsrx.wordpress.co....