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I have been in a Strange Loop. Posted by s.f. On October 29, 2010. About three months ago while browsing Proggit, I came across a thread titled simply “This is an awesome conference”. Idly browsing the speaker list, I stopped dead at the first two. I still haven’t gotten around to working through SICP. But I’ve wanted to hear Guy Steele talk ever since reading “Growing a Language”. Posted by s.f. On June 11, 2009. A few months ago. Treetop is a Ruby library for writing Parsing expression grammars. PEGs a...

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Hard rock save the space. Openly certifying your Rubies. Posted by s.f. On June 14, 2011. If you’re using the MacPorts version of OpenSSL, and have a Ruby installed either by MacPorts or RVM. You’ve probably clashed with the dreaded “SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed” message. Or you’ve forced the verification check off, which is not a good idea. Port install curl curl-ca-bundle. Ln -s /opt/local/share/curl/curl-ca-bundle.crt /opt/local/etc/openssl/cert.pem. Using sudo as needed).

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Worry about it later. Wax eloquently, wistfully. Posted by s.f. On April 20, 2011. On April 17th, 2011, Tom Music passed away. Live a live (a-go-go). Posted by s.f. On May 17, 2009. I’m flattered that the previous article. Has been showing up in a few blogs and forums. Interestingly, it’s being used as an insight for newbies into VO:OT’s movement schema, and in one case an entertaining dismissal of the non-explanatory bits as “hardcore religious twinstick nonsense”. Two Sticks of Fury. Posted by s.f.

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Kuroko Project » Blog Archive » I have been in a Strange Loop

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I have been in a Strange Loop 1. Posted by s.f. On October 29, 2010. About three months ago while browsing Proggit, I came across a thread titled simply “This is an awesome conference”. Idly browsing the speaker list, I stopped dead at the first two. I still haven’t gotten around to working through SICP. But I’ve wanted to hear Guy Steele talk ever since reading “Growing a Language”. Work covered the flight and registration fee, but it was up to me for. Contrary to popular opinion, there were no knife-fi...

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We got some complex flavor running up in here. For the last time, wheel-stop. Posted by s.f. On April 13, 2011. Fifty years ago, one man. Became the first to fly into space. Five weeks ago, I watched Space Shuttle Discovery’s final launch. With a group of dear friends. And one month ago, Discovery made its final touchdown at Kennedy Space Center. Discovery is the first of the Shuttles to be completely retired. Even though it took awhile. However, Phil Plait already covered that ground. For kindergarten, ...

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8217;cause we can’t find reverse. Wax eloquently, wistfully. Posted by s.f. On April 20, 2011. On April 17th, 2011, Tom Music passed away. Software developer in the Greater Seattle area. Put your gamertag here too.

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Openly certifying your Rubies. Posted by s.f. On June 14, 2011. If you’re using the MacPorts version of OpenSSL, and have a Ruby installed either by MacPorts or RVM. You’ve probably clashed with the dreaded “SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed” message. Or you’ve forced the verification check off, which is not a good idea. Port install curl curl-ca-bundle. Ln -s /opt/local/share/curl/curl-ca-bundle.crt /opt/local/etc/openssl/cert.pem. Using sudo as needed). Since we’d rather ...

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It’s like goethe, but with lots more crushing. Openly certifying your Rubies. Posted by s.f. On June 14, 2011. If you’re using the MacPorts version of OpenSSL, and have a Ruby installed either by MacPorts or RVM. You’ve probably clashed with the dreaded “SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed” message. Or you’ve forced the verification check off, which is not a good idea. Port install curl curl-ca-bundle. Using sudo as needed). Software developer in the Greater Seattle area.

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To Elixir and Phonix. On 2016-06-21 22:58:34 • Full Article. So, with that, I hope to begin the expansion of this project into a little bit more of a showcase website. I based it off of the pxblog tutorial. On Medium. Next I am hoping to implement better auth with Guardian, and a bit of a different ORM model on top of Ecto. Moving to Rust with Nickel. On 2014-10-06 18:39:38 • Full Article. I dont know that it makes sense to say that I really have moved my blog to Nickel. In my current position at Simply ...

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Kuroko Project » Blog Archive » Wax eloquently, wistfully

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If your flame is weak, go high-heat. Wax eloquently, wistfully. Posted by s.f. On April 20, 2011. On April 17th, 2011, Tom Music passed away. Tom was a friend gained through repeated attendance of the Auburn Virtual-On Crew. During its heyday in the early 2000’s. A dynamite Raiden player and expert with prediction lasers, he was usually at least a yomi layer. Is shades of exploration alternated with childlike fascination, backed by humor drier than Winston Churchill’s martinis. That tourney however, was ...