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  1. I think some people think you avoid having a single point of failure by having many single points of failure.
  2. @jicksta Awww... TEASE!
  3. @karawynn My SO and I used to read karawynn.net back in the puzzle-picture days. She's an aspiring SF writer, I just like brainy people.
  4. There's nothing like doing integration work between a MS Project Server instance and a Rails app to make you appreciate anything else.
  5. @bleything Especially given that most people I've asked cite disconnected commits as the most-compelling feature of Git.
  6. @bleything Did the guard dog on your server poop where it wasn't supposed to?
  7. Ruby + Talisker = a good Sunday
  8. @bleything Congrats, man!
  9. Can't stop listening to the new Metric album.
  10. @cypher Woo, yeah, okay.
  11. @bleything Of course!
  12. Considering writing a little guide for porting a Ruby 1.8.x extension to Ruby 1.9.1. Would anyone else be interested?
  13. @david_a_black Hi!
  14. @objo I agree. I'm just saying that the arguments are different. Code is an instrument of communication, an editor is not.
  15. @srbaker I would agree re:simplicity, but there's such a thing as too simple. Omitting explicit receivers IMO makes code less skimmable.
  16. @srbaker Twice already today in Sequel alone. And not very much effort in isolation, mostly because Jeremy's code is nicer than most.
  17. @david_a_black Interesting. I stand corrected.
  18. @david_a_black Not if self defines a #foo= method. Which illustrates my point exactly.
  19. @objo Just like the "editor argument" isn't an issue until you pair with someone that uses a different one.
  20. @objo It's an academic argument only as long as neither of us has to read the other's code.