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Totally use these all the time now:
class Numeric
def min(min) self < min ? min : self end
def max(max) self > max ? max : self end
end11:28 AM Dec 17thfrom Tweetie
Microgripe: Not sure I agree with Extlib defining String#/(path) as +'/'+path -- I always thought it should be String#/(delimiter) -> array10:08 AM Dec 16thfrom Tweetie
Thinking about actually trying the switch from Vim to Emacs today.9:31 AM Dec 14thfrom Tweetie
Doh... been using find, grep and rak. Just *now* learned about ack. Lesson learned: "Need text search/processing? check Perl utils first."9:47 AM Dec 10thfrom Tweetie
From Haskell Job board:"We have an interesting well paid job at a large bank, extracting numerical values from free format text." um...grep?3:24 PM Dec 9thfrom Tweetie
Can't believe I never used this before. Its so damn handy. I even have <C-j> vim keybinding now: :!jsl -process %4:03 PM Dec 4thfrom Tweetie
Hey super Ruby gurus. Why how come Proc.new{return} blows up but proc{return} doesn't? Sure is nice that proc{return} is an option...5:14 PM Dec 2ndfrom Tweetie