kurlov

ffmpeg -i in.mkv -f srt -i in.srt -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 1:0 -c:v copy -c:a copy -c:s srt out.mkv

swannodette

(defn validates-credentials [username password]
  (let [uc (count username)
        pc (count password)]
    (match [username uc password pc]
       [(:or nil "") _ _ _]         {:error "No username given" :field "name"}
       [_ _ (:or nil "") _]         {:error "No password given" :field "pass"}
       [_ (_ :guard #(< % 3)) _ _]  {:error "Username less than 3 characters" :field "pass"}
       [_ _ _ (_ :guard #(< % 4))]  {:error "Password less than 4 characters" :field "pass"}
       [#"^([a-z0-9-_]+)$" _ _ _]   {:error "Username contains invalid characters" :field "name"}
       :else true)))

brixen

# Original blog post about Rubinius performance on the alioth mandelbrot benchmark:
# http://rfc2616.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/rubinius-vs-the-benchmark-from-hell/
#
# Problems with assumptions in the blog post:
# * The C <-> Ruby comparison is apples to oranges because the Ruby code
#   is written to use blocks rather than loops. That imposes the overhead
#   of additional execution contexts per pixel.
# * The output is written a byte at a time, which requires a fairly deep
#   chain of methods before the byte is handed off to the OS.
# * The work is done in the script body. Unless the implementation has