As I keep nodding off at work, I’m thinking that maybe these late night coding sessions are not such a great idea (I do enjoy them tremendously, though).
As I keep nodding off at work, I’m thinking that maybe these late night coding sessions are not such a great idea (I do enjoy them tremendously, though).
Version 3.5.0 of Rouge is out the door. It’s still taking all of my free time (which is, unfortunately, keeping me away from Clojure) but it feels good to be giving back to the Ruby community in a small way.
I really hope this find by Joe Cieplinski about duplicate songs in iTunes carries through to the final release of Catalina!
I’m curious what effect (if any) Evangelion streaming worldwide on Netflix will mean. I still think it’s the greatest anime but I saw it when I was 16 and was right in the sweet spot for a show about teenagers saving the world.
It seems kind of broken how difficult it is for me to sign up to a mailing list versus how easy it is for the mailing list owner to sign me up.
I made it through all 100 or so e-mail notifications. Let’s never do that again.
Slowly working through the 100+ e-mail notifications about stale issues in Rouge.
I’ve discovered how to push to other people’s branches on GitHub when they’ve used that branch for a pull request on a repo I maintain. I feel like I can see through the Matrix.
I’m glad Apple Music now shows what your friends are listening to at the top of ‘For You’. Having to scroll down to the bottom all the time wasn’t a great experience.
Awww yiss. Take that, StringScanner.
Ruby’s StringScanner class is a house of cards that keeps collapsing on my head.
Wheee! Managed to reduce the memory usage of syntax highlighting library Rouge in a simple case from 11MB to 2MB!
TFW Lindsay Ellis is in Japan but there’s no way to bump into her in a way that isn’t insanely creepy.
Requiring people not to use epithets when discussing issues might restrict free speech but it doesn’t seem to restrict free debate.
Switched to the Arlo Baby from the Withings Home. I like the simplicity of the Home but Netgear seems to be able to write iOS apps that don’t break, which, you know, kind of a big deal with a baby monitor.
That was the greatest WWDC keynote I’ve ever seen.
I’m rewriting the Clojure lexer for Rouge and have just discovered a whole bunch of errors in the visual test that the previous lexer didn’t pick up at all. Progress!
I both want a native e-mail client and feel like the ones that are out there never work as well as Gmail.
After listening to @coreint, I signed up for Setapp and while it’s interesting, I don’t think I’ll keep it. Of the apps there that I don’t already own, ToothFairy was the only one that I could really see myself using long term and I think I’d rather buy it outright.
Disappointed that the latest update to Fantastical doesn’t fix the change they made to one of their Apple Watch complications recently. The classy ‘23 THU’ is now ‘05/23 THU’. Looks tasteless :(
I’m watching Gattaca again. Such a great movie. I love Loren Dean’s performance as Anton.
I bought a new iPad Mini yesterday and spent three hours trying to set it up for my 3-year-old. Screen Time is horribly designed and lacks features you assume must be in there. Why can’t I permanently disable certain apps?
The redesign to the For You tab of Apple Music seems to be overwhelmingly preferred but I miss having what my friends are listening to at the top of the screen.
I think Paul Ford may be my favourite living essayist. I wanted to highlight every sentence in this piece.
I had cause to look up the word ‘avatar’. It means the opposite of what you think.