spraints

Hi Jim,

I'm writing about COVID-19. First of all, thank you for voting for the CARES Act in March. I think it's a necessary step towards getting the pandemic under control.

My main point in writing, though, is that I am extremely disappointed in the response of the federal government to the pandemic. There seems to be a lot of focus on the economic effects of the crisis. The economic effects are quite bad. But I think a lot of the emphasis on the economy is misplaced. Regardless of the official restrictions on activity, the economy will not recover as long as coronavirus transmission is still happening. Instead of focusing on re-opening the economy, we, as a nation, should be focused on eliminating the virus. When the threat of infection is gone, the economy will take care of itself.

States, including Indiana, are taking cues from the federal government. I think that Indiana is opening too soon, in large part because of the lack of strong leadership from the federal government. Please support measures that

spraints

First, get a list of all objects with their sizes.

git rev-list --all --objects | awk '{print $1}' | git cat-file --batch-check > obj-sizes.txt

Show the largest object size.

cat obj-sizes.txt | awk '{print $3}' | sort -n | tail -1

spraints

def show(x, y)
  puts "#{y} #{y.to_f / x.to_f}"
end

a, b = ARGV.map(&:to_i)
c = a + b
puts a
show a, b
show b, c
50.times do

spraints

vendor

spraints

package main

import (
	"fmt"
)

func main() {
	try(&Owner{})
	try(&Owner{org: &Organization{"group"}})
	try(&Owner{user: &User{"person"}})

spraints

source "https://rubygems.org"

gem "mochilo", :git => "https://github.com/spraints/mochilo", :ref => "custom-type-registry"
gem "benchmark-ips"

spraints

#!/bin/bash

root=$(cd $(dirname "$0"); pwd)
cd $root
exec ruby process.rb "$@"

spraints

# I wanted to see how fast different constructor styles were.
#
# Calculating -------------------------------------
#                splat    73.970k i/100ms
#         manual splat    77.512k i/100ms
#                kwarg    23.687k i/100ms
#                 attr    77.930k i/100ms
#                 opts    34.173k i/100ms
#                fetch    29.289k i/100ms
# -------------------------------------------------

spraints

.bundle

spraints

I wanted to connect from a docker container on a prod server to an SVN server on my laptop today. The steps were tricky, so here they are:

ssh tunnel

Exposing the local port to the prod server is pretty straightforward

laptop$ ssh -R 4204:127.0.0.1:4204 myserver

docker networking