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I'm glad I was around as BearScat came out and before the killed it.

There's also a commit right after the merge commit to change if (nf > DBL_DIG * 2) continue; to if (nf > DBL_DIG * 4) continue;

Yeah, it was kind of a "hey it does it for free" sort of thing. I mean, if it's never really a problem, why spend more time setting extra things up. That being said, I'd have no pr…

I was playing with load balancers this past weekend. Some code that came out of it: https://github.com/darkhelmet/balance

Sorry, didn't realize "celluloid" meant something else. Changed the title.

Tooting my own horn here, but I'm working on a book covering the Go Standard Library. Still in progress, and not at the sync package yet, but it's coming along. Check it out if you…

Awesome, thanks! Added this and the other one to the post.

Awesome, thanks!

It can work the same way. You just slowly figure out the hash: this pw for this user was a bit faster than all the other failures, so we know the first byte of the hash is ... If y…

I do have the sentence "This difference is enough to measure, even on web applications." in the fourth paragraph. Should I highlight that a bit, bold maybe? I'd also like a good re…

Thanks for the support! Kindlebility has a new name as of yesterday though: Tinderizer http://tinderizer.com/

Xcode 3 is free, but not 4. Either the developer program, or $5 on the app store.

I don't even use Xcode at all. I'd much prefer a `brew install` or even if they had their own *.pkg file or something that was just the toolchain.

No doubt, hence why just the toolchain would be awesome. I don't even use Xcode.

The few of points I've made about this are: 1. The Xcode 4 download compared to Xcode 3 is basically just a different IDE. The gcc version is, for all intents and purposes, identic…

Ahh I see according to http://lnkr.mobi/bm/google_bookmarks_api/ that is about all the docs on that API there are, and it doesn't support annotations/notes. Mine doesn't either, bu…

That's definitely cool. Are there any docs for that "upload" API? It's good to see people find solutions to the problem Yahoo! is causing.