Josh Graham delitescere

I hereby claim:

I am delitescere on github.
I am delitescere (https://keybase.io/delitescere) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 8D3B A04F B589 A408 6F54 CF24 29CA E20F 8F35 51C6

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	tuple(...
	).verifying("Invalid username or password", _ match {
	case (Some(u), Some(p), _) => authenticate(u, p)
	...
	})

	lazy val defaultBrowserVersion = Play.configuration.getString("snapshot.browserVersion")
	.map(extractVersion _)
	.getOrElse(BrowserVersion.FIREFOX_3_6) // Firefox 3.6 makes a good default because it works on all OSes


	// Do you really need to throw an exception? Why not log it as an error, and return None so you end up with the default above?
	def extractVersion(browserString: String): Option[BrowserVersion] = {
	allCatch opt {
	Some(classOf[BrowserVersion].getField(browserString).get(null).asInstanceOf[BrowserVersion])
	}

	Written for my buddy Charles Miller, 28-Aug-2013:

	I look at you all see the tests there that're failing
	While my compiler gently weeps
	I look at the heap and I see it needs mark/sweeping
	Still my compiler gently weeps

	I don't know why nobody told you
	How to unfold your data
	I don't know how someone controlled you

	For @ctford, 16-Sep-2013

	@juliansgamble:
	You get your algorithms for nothing and your theorems for free
	I want my
	I want my
	I want my AST

	@delitescere:
	Now look at that IO

	(defproject com.example/foo "0.1.0"
	:description "Does fooness"
	:url "http://example.com/"
	:license {:name "Copyright ©2014 Josh Graham"}
	:aliases {"dist" ["do" ["clean"] ["test"] ["uberjar"]] ;$ lein dist # create distribution JAR
	"debug" ["with-profile" "dev,debug" "run"]} ;$ lein debug # run for a 'remote' debugger
	:aot :all
	:auto-clean false ;"dist" alias does the full cycle
	:clean-targets ^{:protect false} [:target-path :junit-results-dir]
	:dependencies [

	aMap.get("a key that might not exist")
	.map(expressionUsingTheValue(_))
	.getOrElse(anotherExpression)

	# cd .. with multiple jumps or jump up to name
	..() {
	if [ "-" = "$1" ]; then cd -; return; fi; # return to previous directory
	if [ "/" = "$1" ]; then cd /; pwd; return; fi; # jump to root
	if [ -z "$1" ]; then cd ../; pwd; return; fi; # jump up one
	declare -i count=$1; # get a jump count
	if [ $count -eq 0 ]; then # wasn't a number, look for name
	local go=$(while [ "/" != "$PWD" ] && [ "$(basename $PWD)" != "$1" ]; do cd ..; done; pwd);
	# jump up to named directory, or don't move if name wasn't found
	if [ "/" != "$go" ]; then cd $go; else return; fi;