rgcottrell
Just ran my first Scala app!
| And tomorrow's company party has been called on account of rain, so I don't even have that to look forward to. Looks like a fab weekend. |
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| @mattgemmell I blame Lauren for an end of the day check in just before I was ready to commit my changes. |
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| I'll probably just spend the next hour outside getting wet from the rain. It's very uncomfortable in here. |
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| Lame. I left work late missing the train and the next one has been canceled. The waiting area is filled with loud, drunk teenagers. |
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| @mattgemmell I'm surprised you didn't rick roll the mention of your blog. No one would have suspected that. |
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| @mattgemmell I agree. The big problem with Dark Knight was that it was three movies crammed into the time of two. |
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| Sorry, Google, not even the supposed awesomeness of Chrome will get me to fire up my Windows PC. |
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| Ack. Spent three hours trying to figure out correct font sizes, and still not quite right. I cannot express how much I hate GUI programming. |
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| @lazerdye You're opinions of Google products would be skewed now, would they.... |
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| I'm not so sure now why I thought I needed a concurrent NSOperation. Nonconcurrent seems to work just fine and is so much simpler to code. |
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| Apparently threads work better when you don't release *AND* autorelease them at the same time. Ugh. I feel so stupid now. |
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| I wondered if the bank saying they were mailing my ATM card to my old address was a security check or just incompetence, but I have a guess. |
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| At what point should I set isExecuting/isFinished on an NSOperation? Looks like my thread was released while I was still in the run loop! |
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| Argh! Trying to track down a memory allocation issue. Of course it wasn't where I expected it to be, so lots of wasted time troubleshooting. |
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| It's hard to believe that this weekend marks two years since I moved to Scotland. Where did all the time go? |
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| Finally stumbled out of the flat at 4:30. Too much paella last night makes it hard to move today. |
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| JSON parser is now pretty much done. Time to call some web services! |
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| I really had my heart set on parsing data into structured domain objects, but NSDictionary pretty-printing an entire tree is pretty awesome. |
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| It's amazing what you can get done in about 350 lines of to-the-metal Core Foundation library code. |
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