You just had an awesome time at RailsBridge, your eyes are open to the awesome new realm of what can be accomplished with a bit of effort and a good attitude. But what do you do now that the workshop day is over? The end of a workshop isn't the end of your programming career, it's the start.
Often times, it is harder to decide where to go next, rather than whether to continue at all. There's tons to explore in greater detail than we have time to
| # Given a hash of primary keys and scores such as: | |
| scores = { 14 => 292.0, 11 => 999.0, 42 => 417.0 } # which is stored in Redis/calculated on the fly | |
| # And an ActiveRecord model Model with a constraint. | |
| class Model < ActiveRecord::Base | |
| scope :passes_constraints, where(:has_constraint => nil) | |
| end | |
| # Say there are 50 items in `scores`, and the pass/fail constraint status of each is unknown. | |
| # What is the most efficient way to take a 5-element slice of the models passing constraints in the order given by the score? |
| └─> mvn clean install | |
| [INFO] Scanning for projects... | |
| [INFO] | |
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| [INFO] Building Redline Smalltalk 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT | |
| [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |
| [INFO] | |
| [INFO] --- maven-clean-plugin:2.4.1:clean (default-clean) @ redline --- | |
| [INFO] Deleting /home/steven/Code/redline-smalltalk/target | |
| [INFO] |
| bison --output /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/parser.c -d -v /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/parser.y | |
| /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/parser.y:182.17-25: warning: type clash on default action: <object> != <> | |
| /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/parser.y: conflicts: 328 shift/reduce, 89 reduce/reduce | |
| /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/parser.y:304.19-306.17: warning: rule useless in parser due to conflicts: return_statement: RETURN | |
| flex --outfile /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/lexer.c --header-file=lexer.h /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/lexer.lex | |
| rbx /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/lib/parser/ext/extconf.rb | |
| checking for main() in -lfl... yes | |
| creating Makefile | |
| flex --outfile /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/boot/rbx-compiler/parser/lexer.c --header-file=lexer.h /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/boot/rbx-compiler/parser/lexer.lex | |
| bison --output /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/boot/rbx-compiler/parser/parser.c -d -v /home/steven/Code/fancy/lang/boot/ |
| └─> bin/nave use 0.5.6 | |
| Already installed: 0.5.6 | |
| using 0.5.6 | |
| └─> curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh | |
| % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current | |
| Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed | |
| 100 7881 100 7881 0 0 8022 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 22976 | |
| tar=/bin/tar | |
| version: |
| module Cage | |
| class HTTPStatus < BasicObject | |
| STATUSES = ::Hash.new "UNKNOWN" | |
| STATUSES.merge! ::Hash[ | |
| 100 => "CONTINUE", | |
| 101 => "SWITCHING PROTOCOLS", | |
| 102 => "PROCESSING", | |
| 103 => "CHECKPOINT", | |
| 122 => "REQUEST-URI TOO LONG", | |
| 200 => "OK", |
| # Require the list constructor object | |
| List = require '../lib/list' | |
| module.exports = listMapper = { | |
| # Tracker objects in order to mimic a functional database layer until later | |
| # in the development cycle. | |
| idCounter: 0 | |
| allLists: [] |
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Clojure/west is only feeding us lunch on Friday. That leaves us to our own devices for Friday's dinner, after-after-party drinks, Saturday's lunch, dinner, and drinks.
Furthermore, Clojure/west's website lists the official guide from the city of San Jose, which includes a lot of duds and places far away from the conference
If you flew into SFO for Clojure/west, let me be the first to apologise. You have a long journey ahead of you.
Alex posted some links to the airport shuttle in the Guidebook app. Since I work in San Francisco occasionally but attend class in Downtown San José, I'm all too familiar with the arduous task of getting from one to the other. Here's how I do it.
| └─> rvm --version | |
| rvm 1.11.2 (latest) by Wayne E. Seguin <wayneeseguin@gmail.com>, Michal Papis <mpapis@gmail.com> [https://rvm.beginrescueend.com/] | |
| └─> rvm use rbx | |
| Using /home/steven/.rvm/gems/rbx-head | |
| ┌─[ 0 ][ ○$ ][ 11:22 ][ Temeraire:~ ] | |
| └─> gem list | |
| *** LOCAL GEMS *** |