- Matt J: yes, that was my other announcement - last night I created a new posix-compliant OS that we have to use now
- Matt J: it looks really good performance wise, graphed against thin
- Jon Y: How does it do versus an orange?
- Chad P: its terrible versus an orange
June 5, 2008
May 31, 2008
- Evan: Should it be toilets or bathrooms?
- Matt: Well, sometimes you could use a toilet without a bathroom.
May 23, 2008
can you sell cats on eBay?
Kevin Burg
May 21, 2008
- jared: i just upgraded all apps to 2.1
- Mike B: I just deleted all the apps.
- Jon Y: I just restored all the apps. By rewriting them.
- Mike B: I just removed all occurrances of #inject, #map, and #collect from all the apps, and replaced it with explicit recursion.
- Tammer S: I just replaced all those calls with implicit recursion
- Mike B: I re-wrote Ruby using only the lambda calculus.
- Jon Y: I just replaced programming with glitter paint.
- Chad: that is a container item that holds all of the problems that have been identified with the [client] release
- Joe: I love these container items
- Matt: I like that the container item for problems with the release was created two weeks in advance of the release
May 20, 2008
- Jon Y: You don't need to use #column, you need to update squirrel.
- jared c: that maybe too risky
- Jon Y: It's not. I just did it and ran rake, and it was fine.
May 8, 2008
- Dan C: my eyes have glazed over this conversation since i started seeing C++ and Java mentioned
- jared c: *sigh* dan thats like writing off classic rock of the 70s
- Tammer S: no, that's more like writing off disco
April 29, 2008
April 26, 2008
ROFLcon ran out of lols
Matt Jankowski liveblogging
April 24, 2008
This serves no purpose – we just couldn’t work out how to put negative numbers in Excel without that evil program messing things up.
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