Jonn Mostovoy manpages

Blog with gist/Org-Mode!

The posts people write in blogs can be classified in two groups: -�� those that are going to be (or should be) mainatined, expressing the real time information, -�� those that express the momentary thoughts of a writer on an event or activity.

While first ones can be managed using standart blog engines (livejournal, blogger, etc) via «Edit post» option, that’s hardly efficient. What I found to be useful is the following —�� using gist (http://gist.github.org) as a great blogging engine. Indeed, you have

The case for Gist blogging

Why to bother?

The posts people write in blogs can be classified in two groups:

those that are going to be (or should be) maintained, expressing the real time information (like books one reads or read, todo lists, lecture notes, etc),
those that express the momentary thoughts of a writer on an event or activity.

Maintaining the post

While first ones can be managed using standart blog engines (livejournal, blogger, etc) via «Edit post» option, that’s hardly

Computer science

Freebase.com

URLs

http://www.freebase.com/ — main page
http://wiki.freebase.com/wiki/Developers — freebase for devs
http://www.freebase.com/queryeditor — query editor

Description

An entity graph of people, places and things, built by a community that loves open data.

Console logs

[sweater@ghostfire ~]$ sudo pacman -Rsnc eclipse checking dependencies…

Targets (7): eclim-1.7.1-1 eclipse-android-12.0.0-1 eclipse-emf-2.7.1-1 eclipse-gef-3.7.0-1 eclipse-vrapper-0.16.0-1 eclipse-wtp-wst-3.3.0-5 eclipse-3.7.1-2

Total Removed Size: 421.29 MiB

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Decay Erlang Key-Value storage

Why to write yet another nosql product?

Because I can! Well, to be completely honest, I was seeking for a tool that suits my needs totally with no success. I need a pretty looking KV storage with small codebase that’s scalable, damn fast™ and could be used in embedded fashion in Erlang applications. Believe it or not, but the closest thing I found that match those criterias is erarly versions of fission KV-storage by VeryPositive. Though the production version of fission that’s possibly coming up soon — again — is not quite what I need. As it is supposed to be gargantuan transaction-based monstrosity. May be it’ll be still pretty

	<??
	-include_lib ("fisbb/include/fisbb.hrl").
	??>
	<?
	{Topic, Messages, PageCount} = Arg,
	%TODO: get Parent() and Parent(Parent()),
	Forum = fission_once:get_ev({forum, Topic#topic.parent})
	?>
	<html>
	<head>

	-module(coordinates).

	-export([
	to_cartesian/2,
	to_polar/2,
	rotate_against/5
	]).

	to_cartesian(Angle, R) ->
	{Rmath:cos(Angle), Rmath:sin(Angle)}.

	%%% KERL - Kent Erlang Robotics Library
	%%% Copyright (C) 2009
	%%% Thomas Lorentsen, Sten Gruener
	%%%
	%%%
	%%% This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
	%%% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	%%% the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
	%%% (at your option) any later version.
	%%%

	# Makefile for esli
	# Artem Golovinsky <[email protected]>

	REBAR = ./rebar
	REL_ROOT = rel/esli
	HTDOCS = $(REL_ROOT)/var/htdocs

	all: get-deps compile generate

	%% Consider
	%% mod:func([A],{A,B},list(), any(), some_type({A,list(),B})) -> ok \| error.
	%%
	%% Start from the beginning. Scan each character
	%%
	%% 1. Once we hit ":", we've got our module name, start looking for function
	%% name.
	%% 2. Once we hit "(", we've got our method name, start looking for arguments
	%% 3. Arguments are a bit trickier
	%% 3.1 If we encounter a "{", "[", "(" we don't care about anything