"Solving Problems the Clojure Way" by Rafal Dittwald at Clojure/north. Comparing a simple JS cardgame the imperative, OOP and functional way.

Here's the link, FWIW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK1DazRK_a0

The server appears to be down. Mirror: https://outline.com/fqYT2e

The full (searchable) list of bang-options: https://duckduckgo.com/bang

Why does StackOverflow have 3 bangs (ov, sof, stackoverflow)?

These points (fail-fast, types and one-stop-config) were exactly what motivated me to write the ENVied-gem (https://github.com/eval/envied#envied-).

Great gem, thanks for sharing!

Easily showing the client different states of a page was something I was missing the last time I used this technique. So I created a small jquery-plugin, demo here: http://thinkcreate.github.com/jquery_protoparts/index.html

That's very clever. Thanks for suggesting - we'll have to try that soon!

true, looks smooth. demo-video: http://lifehacker.com/5595027/firefox-tab-candy-organizes-yo...

aids the cognitive map you have of your tabs - much better than FF's default tab-scrolling.

In my experience the type of exercise matters a lot: after my average cycling training (50-100km) my legs are hurting but I feel more energetic and awake. Mostly it results in staying up later than normal.

I think it works both ways simultaneously. I can run 1H30 in the afternoon, and go dancing until 4AM the same night, or go to bed at 10 and sleep like a baby.

Without exercise, I go to bed tired at 11 and can't sleep until 3 :)

Last time I played with tmux (v 1.1-1) I found the following behavior a bit of a show stopper:

* start tmux from ~/project1: windows created all start in path ~/project1

* start tmux from ~/project2: first window has path ~/project2 but subsequent windows have path ~/project1

haven't had time though to check if this is a (known) bug

Ferriss' article discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1707305