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April 13 2008
~ $ history|awk '{a[$2]++} END{for(i in a){printf "%5d\t%s\n ",a[i],i}}'|sort -rn|head 285 hg 51 script/server 32 cd 17 rm 15 ls 10 rake 8 vi 8 ps 8 mate 8 cap... read moreApril 13 2008
~ $ history|awk '{a[$2]++} END{for(i in a){printf "%5d\t%s\n ",a[i],i}}'|sort -rn|head 285 hg 51 script/server 32 cd 17 rm 15 ls 10 rake 8 vi 8 ps 8 mate 8 cap... read moreA Modest Syntax Proposal: RBXML
April 01 2008
Ruby is a wonderful language, but its syntax has some shortcomings. Inspired by Perl, the syntax of Ruby requires many special cases and is difficult to parse by anything but a full Ruby interpreter. We seek to fix this... read moreA Modest Syntax Proposal: RBXML
April 01 2008
Ruby is a wonderful language, but its syntax has some shortcomings. Inspired by Perl, the syntax of Ruby requires many special cases and is difficult to parse by anything but a full Ruby interpreter. We seek to fix this... read moreMarch 13 2008
Never thought it would happen, but I finally switched to the Dvorak keyboard layout. I've been wanting to switch for years, but there is never a good time for a programmer to have to re-learn how to type. It wasn't... read moreMarch 13 2008
Never thought it would happen, but I finally switched to the Dvorak keyboard layout. I've been wanting to switch for years, but there is never a good time for a programmer to have to re-learn how to type. It wasn't... read moreMarch 05 2008
Paul Graham's Arc language has been causing a commotion in the Lisp and web application communities. One of the stand-out features of Arc is its tidy syntax for simple anonymous functions. In Arc, the increment function can be expressed... read moreMarch 05 2008
Paul Graham's Arc language has been causing quite a commotion in the Lisp and web application communities. One of the neat features of Arc is its tidy syntax for simple anonymous functions. In Arc, the increment function can be... read moreAlso find Brad on:
