It's up to us!

Minneapolis
Joined January 2012
Learned about VIm's autocmd BufEnter event, finally able to have buffers with diff prog langs each have their own color scheme even when I go back and forth between them!
Sudden Complexity: SQL column of Nullable date 'day of discovery', crafting SELECT query to return int of days since then, -1 if NULL
Ugg, time to get Postgresql working on laptop + home server. Passwords, roles, dbs. Been a while. Sysadmin chores. =(
#Renaissance paintings recreated by car mechanics are my new jam.
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Bugs after super-fast creation: < when <= needed forgot to add to list after creation forgot to rm flag from flagged content Thanks, tests!
Confidence interval: use observ. to guess real. If relation between real+observ. is nice, real outside intrvl gives observ. only %x of time
Need to demonstrate interesting data analysis: testing out collecting streaming twitter data and storing it, TODO decide what analysis
Dark Souls: I was ready to flip a table when I got to the bottom of the Tomb of Giants and found a "come back later" locked door.
I just want to make my program beep when I hit a key! Why is this complicated!? ;_;
pub fn get_field1(&self) -> &Field { something_complicated_with_self } let f = x.get_field(); // x is still borrowed here!
Rust learning: struct methods to create borrows of fields don't work: creates long lived borrow of struct itself! Just inline such borrows?
Backspace as 'previous page' button is gone from chrome?! That's great!
"git commit -am" is great, but I really need to remember not to use exclamation points in my commit messages when I use it =/
War of the Ring: today I'm the shadow army. Have played 4 times before, only once as bad guys. Really like the game
I really was moved by the moment at the end of a 84 day journey around the world, where I respond... "Together!".
Observation: "borrowing" bad metaphor for rust language type safety. Instead, firing range tour safety.
Rustdoc: "This has the same runtime cost as the following:", somecode, "but it has the added benefit of actually compiling successfully."