james

require 'twitter'
require 'csv'

@client = Twitter::REST::Client.new do |config|
  config.consumer_key        = ""
  config.consumer_secret     = ""
  config.access_token        = ""
  config.access_token_secret = ""
end

james

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><moo xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://www.moo.com/xsd/api_0.7.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><request><version>0.7</version><api_key>056014df-68e5-c0a802d2-47f0a98d-3045</api_key><call>build</call></request><payload><products><product><product_type>minicard</product_type><designs><design><image><url>http://peoplesmusicstore.com/images/uploaded/0000/0578/100_0098.JPG</url><type>variable</type><crop><auto>true</auto></crop></image><text_collection><minicard><text_line><id>1</id><string>The Sound Advise</string><bold>false</bold><align>left</align><font>modern</font><colour>#000000</colour></text_line><text_line><id>2</id><string></string><bold>false</bold><align>left</align><font>modern</font><colour>#000000</colour></text_line><text_line><id>3</id><string></string><bold>false</bold><align>left</align><font>modern</font><colour>#000000</colour></text_line><text_line><id>4</id><string>peoplesmusicstore.com/thesoundadvise</string><bold>false</

james

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am james on github.
• I am abscond (https://keybase.io/abscond) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 2440 6B38 61ED 4BD1 61B2 5F6F 3866 9EBB 7B84 70DA

To claim this, I am signing this object:

james

class PagesController < ApplicationController
  layout 'site'
  
  def show
    @page = Page.find_by_url(params[:id], :limit => 1)
    @content = @page.content.gsub(/£/, "&pound;")
    @cat = @page.category
    if @cat == 'overview' or @cat == 'menu' or @cat == 'offers'
      @subcat = @cat
      @cat = 'restaurant'

james

  def self.up
    create_table :orders do |t|
      t.string :description
      t.integer :amount
      t.string :state, :default => 'pending'

      t.timestamps
    end
  end

james

git clone --depth 1 git@peoplesmusicstore.unfuddle.com:peoplesmusicstore/app.git /var/www/apps/pms_accounting_production/releases/20081022164022 && cd /var/www/apps/pms_accounting_production/releases/20081022164022 && git checkout -b deploy '0ee2741c2e0dca51bcc76c1fe01a818d04ae02b8' && (echo 0ee2741c2e0dca51bcc76c1fe01a818d04ae02b8 > /var/www/apps/pms_accounting_production/releases/20081022164022/REVISION)
Initialized empty Git repository in /var/www/apps/pms_accounting_production/releases/20081022164022/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 4310, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (3673/3673), done.
remote: Total 4310 (delta 335), reused 3992 (delta 278)
Receiving objects: 100% (4310/4310), 7.72 MiB | 501 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (335/335), done.
fatal: reference is not a tree: 0ee2741c2e0dca51bcc76c1fe01a818d04ae02b8

james

class Array
  def split_into(n)
    (0...(s = (self.size.to_f/n).ceil)-1).inject([]) { |m, i| m << self.slice(s * i, s); m }
  end
end

class Array
  def split_into(n)
    size = (self.size.to_f/n).ceil
    result = []

james

Hi Jonathan,

Just a quick mail to see if you could be looking for work at the moment or know anyone who could be?

I have a couple of roles that I am trying to fill a the moment.

Many Thanks,
Martin.

----------------------

james

last_response = `curl http://www.macrumors.com/2009/06/06/wwdc-2009-spoiler-free-keynote-stream/`.gsub(/\d/,"")

while true
  current_response = `curl http://www.macrumors.com/2009/06/06/wwdc-2009-spoiler-free-keynote-stream/`.gsub(/\d/,"")
  unless last_response == current_response
    `say aaaaaaaaaaaaarrgh steevie`
  end
  last_response = current_response
  sleep 10
end

james

At my new job, we play with maps and do crazy things with spacial data storage. We use the PostreSQL database with PostGIS on top.
Whilst I'm not particularly involved in the development of these things, I do require to have it up and running to develop on the same application. So my first day at my new job wasn't very fun when I had to spend half of it figuring out this PostGIS thing. I never liked Databases (I'm still pushing for flat file storage in our apps), and this new foreign language was very hard, especially seeing as I immediately placed as head of Macintosh support at the company (both of them).
There were a few solutions out there, and I got myself in a pickle switching between custom builds, ports and binaries, unsure about what was what, and which path to go down.

I've now done it a few times, and this is what I find works for me:


1. Install the ["Unix Compatability Frameworks"][1] ([Direct Link][2]) by [Kyng Chaos][3]
2. From the Kyng Chaos [Postres Page][4] install [PostreSQL][5] (You migh