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Entrepreneurs Who Go It Alone — By Choice... →

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Oct 25th

Screaming Architecture | 8th Light →

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Oct 7th

Documentation look up

slime-tips: C-c C-d h looks up documentation in CLHS. But it works only on symbols, so there are two more bindings: C-c C-d # for reader macros C-c C-d ~ for format directives Other bindings which may be useful: C-c C-d d describes a symbol using DESCRIBE C-c C-d f describes a function using DESCRIBE

Oct 4th

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How GitHub Works: Hours are Bullshit →

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Oct 4th

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Come As You Are by Yuna Best cover I’ve...

Sep 26th

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Everything You Know About Fitness is a Lie →

Sep 25th

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Keyboard layout analyzer →

Sep 19th

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narrow and widen in org-mode

Just discovered org-narrow-to-subtree. C-x n s (org-narrow-to-subtree)Narrow buffer to current subtree. C-x n b (org-narrow-to-block)Narrow buffer to current block. C-x n w (widen)Widen buffer to remove narrowing. Narrowing is very handy when you want to export only subtree. Note that contains active timestamp, link and a table presents itself great in Emacs, but copied to email...

Sep 14th

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10 Reasons You Should Never Get a Job →

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Aug 26th

Code Quarterly →

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Jul 19th

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reference: swank-js

swank-js provides SLIME REPL and other development tools for in-browser JavaScript and Node.JS. Setup: follow instructions of README. Daily work: Start swank server: node swank.js Connect Emacs: M-x slime-connect Connect Browser: http://localhost:8009/ Select remote in slime: ,select-remote Optionally make it sticky: ,sticky-select-remote Select target ,target-url And...

Jul 11th

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Code Quarterly - Rich Hickey →

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Jun 16th

Announcing status-codes →

Mar 31st

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Linux Kernel Tuning for C500k →

Jan 27th

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Dream Agenda View

One day I’ll have Org Mode Agenda View configured to display like that. Context name #1 Project name #1 | Next item #1 in project #1 Project name #1 | Next item #1 in project #2 Project name #2 | Next item #1 in project #1 Context name #2 Project name #3 | Next item #1 in project #3

Jan 8th

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Jan 2nd

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“I’m sure that at some time or other you’ve gotten to a place in a...”

– Getting Things Done - David Allen

Oct 21st

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Async HTTP Client 1.2.0 →

Oct 7th

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external links

Oct 5th

Asynchronous HTTP Client for Clojure and Twitter... →

Sep 10th

clojure.core/lazy-seq makes sense →

Jun 7th

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“It MUST be possible to combine the multiple header fields into one...”

Mar 31st

Mar 27th

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Mike DeLaurentis: Clojure + Emacs →

There are many different ways of providing Emacs with a Clojure REPL for a project. A few people have asked me how to do this recently, so I thought I’d mention the different methods I’ve used. Shell script You can create a command-line script that runs java, executing the clojure.main class…

Mar 2nd

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kill -0

Have you seen kill -0 before? I haven’t since very recent. Here is what info kill has to say about it. kill [-s SIGNAL | —signal SIGNAL | -SIGNAL] PID… kill [-l | —list | -t | —table] [SIGNAL]… The first form of the `kill’ command sends a signal to all PID arguments. The default signal to send if none is specified is `TERM’. The special signal...

Feb 22nd

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Feb 11th

4 tags

Minimal Compojure based server →

Found it very useful in last days.

Feb 7th

clojure.core/str makes sense now →

Jan 11th

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Dec 29th

1 tag

Watch

Dec 26th

Clojure Start Again →

Clojure start again It’s my another attempt to learn Clojure. Landscape has changed a lot since last time I took a look. Toolbox Some tools that I used to play comfortably Building and…

Dec 25th

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ToolBox: Jumpcut →

Jumpcut is an application that provides “clipboard buffering” — that is, access to text that you’ve cut or copied, even if you’ve subsequently cut or copied something else. The goal of Jumpcut’s interface is to provide quick, natural, intuitive access to your clipboard’s history.

Dec 21st

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Dec 18th

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Mail w/o To: header

Do you like receiving emails with no To header?

Dec 11th

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Dec 7th

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Chromium Blog: Technically speaking, what makes... →

While watching videos from this entry just realized that Firefox is not consuming all processing power to play video, like Chrome that is talked about uses all available power for flash. And just validated that Safari treats CPU best while YouTubing.

Dec 5th

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Dec 4th

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Dec 4th

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Dec 4th

Gritter 1.6 - A small growl-like notification... →

thechangelog: Neat way to add Growl-like notifications to your jQuery apps. Or you could use JetPack. [Source on GitHub] [Homepage]

Dec 3rd

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Removing CACHE_REMOVE_URL filter. →

Like it would be hard to log “We are actually caching this response.”. So next time you see that message in your apache log it really is double negation and your it has been cached.

Nov 30th

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OpenSourceKata →

How about doing some Open Source coding instead Kata?

Nov 27th

Nov 24th

Grizzly Servlet Container at Devoxx 2009 →

Yesterday me and @jfarcand presented Grizzly Servlet Container at Devoxx. Here are the slides and drop by Grizzly Users List. Devoxx09 Grizzly Servlet Container: Chuck Norris loves…

Nov 19th

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Nov 6th

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Oct 22nd

Test your build with Maven 3 →

Maven 3 is coming Maven 3 is supposed to be drop in replacement of Maven 2. So you should be able to build your Maven based build with Maven 3 with no problem. So lets take Maven 3 for a spin. …

Oct 21st

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what is wrong with him?

Will: Did that guy just said "revenge is dish best served cold" in Klingon?
Steward: I believe so.
Will: What is wrong with him?
Steward: Everyone has a different theory.

Oct 20th

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Oct 16th