mrflip

# run this in Terminal

curl "http://api.infochimps.com/social/network/tw/search/people_search?q=qualcomm&apikey=YOURAPIKEY" | ruby -rubygems -e 'require "json" ; $_ = $stdin.read.gsub(%r{^george_api_explorer\((.*)\)$}, "\\1") ; rows = JSON.load($_); ks= rows["results"].first.keys ; ks.sort! ; rows["results"].each{|row| puts row.values_at(*ks).map{|el| el.gsub(%r{[",]+},"") }.join(",") } ' > FILE_TO_SAVE_IN.csv

jt

def match(number)
  /\+?(\d)?[-|\.|\s]?\(?(\d{3})\)?[-|\.|\s]?(\d{3})[-|\.|\s]?(\d{4})/.match number
end

# test match and captures against possibilities
[
  ['3335557777', nil, '333', '555', '7777'],
  ['333-555-7777', nil, '333', '555', '7777'],
  ['333.555.7777', nil, '333', '555', '7777'],
  ['333 555 7777', nil, '333', '555', '7777'],

pauldix

# set the thread pool size and the timeout in seconds.
fetcher = Feedzirra::Fetcher.new({:thread_pool_size => 100, :timeout => 5})

# some feed data objects. also include feed_entry data objects
feeds = [Feed.new({:entries => [], etag => "..", :last_modified => "...", :url => "...", :feed_url => "...", :title => ""})]

# async style
fetcher.get(feeds, :on_success => lambda {|feed, updated_feed| ...}, :on_failure => lambda {|feed, failure_object| ...})
# that returns before finishing fetching the feeds. just adds them to a thread-safe queue to be processed by a worker pool.
# the failure condition could actually call fetcher.get on the failed feed again if you wanted to retry.

luckyruby

16:19 t432: What is the best way to approach the following problem.... A user logs in, application  connects to database, retrieves latest 100 records and display the content.  if user scrolls to  bottom of  page, retrieve  next 100 records and display continue till end. In addition if a new record is created whilst logged in automatically display  record on top... Might look familiar you use twitter
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16:20 will_: Great :)
16:20 Psi-Jack: I'm also using the primary_conninfo line in recovery.conf.
16:20 Psi-Jack: And trigger_File.
16:20 Psi-Jack: But, it's simply not streaming. :)
16:20 Psi-Jack: I'
16:20 luckyruby: t432, what web framework are u using?
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bsingr

# instantiate a cat object named 'Garfield' within its own actor thread
cat = Cat.new 'Garfield'

# blocking (the main thread waits until the cat has finished..)
cat.spray

# non-blocking
cat.spray!

# cats do what cats do

roryokane

1.9.3-p194

jtacoma

Changing the Public API

When I started looking for ways to help on the "github.com/alecthomas/gozmq" package a few months ago, a recurring topic in discussions was that an earlier decision to provide a hidden struct type through a public interface type had become restrictive. We couldn't just drop the interface and make the struct public because that would be backwards-incompatible. Or could we?

No

This had to be the first considered option, and was the standing decision at the time. If we could continue providing what the package aims to provide without breaking backwards compatibility, then by all means, we should not break it.

Unfortunately this meant we couldn't provide all that we aimed to provide. Or could we?

karlseguin

package dnscache

import (
  "net"
  "sync"
  "time"
  "math/rand"
)

var (

creationix

function run(generator) {
  // Pass in resume for no-wrap function calls
  var iterator = generator(resume);
  var data = null, yielded = false;
  
  next();
  check();
  
  function next(item) {
    var cont = iterator.next(item).value;

jstorimer

require 'socket'

# Set up the parameters.
PORT_RANGE = 1..512
HOST = 'archive.org'
TIME_TO_WAIT = 5 # seconds

# Create a socket for each port and initiate the nonblocking
# connect.
sockets = PORT_RANGE.map do |port|