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Repositories
- pinocchio is a set of extensions to the nose unit testing framework for Python10 forks / 19 watchers / Pushed Apr 24, 12
- Classy web-development dressed in a DSL (official / canonical repo)1 watcher / Pushed Mar 15, 12
- Redis is an in-memory database that persists on disk. The data model is key-value, but many different kind of values are supported: Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets, Hashes1 watcher / Pushed Jan 30, 12
- Game of Life on Google App Engine written in Clojure1 fork / 1 watcher / Pushed Jan 19, 12
- Simple representations for ActiveRecord models1 fork / 1 watcher / Pushed Nov 10, 09
- Searchlogic makes using ActiveRecord named scopes easier and less repetitive.1 fork / 1 watcher / Pushed Oct 09, 09
- Redis is an in-memory database that persists on disk. The data model is key-value, but many different kind of values are supported: Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets, Hashes642 forks / 4369 watchers / Pushed May 20, 12
- Fixture replacement for focused and readable tests.258 forks / 2099 watchers / Pushed May 18, 12
- Emacs mode for editing Cucumber plain text stories52 forks / 147 watchers / Pushed May 15, 12
- Classy web-development dressed in a DSL (official / canonical repo)460 forks / 3610 watchers / Pushed May 13, 12
- Rails: 2 CPUs = 2x Testing Speed for RSpec, Test::Unit and Cucumber108 forks / 671 watchers / Pushed May 05, 12
- Searchlogic provides object based searching, common named scopes, and other useful named scope tools.122 forks / 1337 watchers / Pushed Apr 24, 12
- pinocchio is a set of extensions to the nose unit testing framework for Python10 forks / 19 watchers / Pushed Apr 24, 12
- a selector-based (à la CSS) templating and transformation system for Clojure39 forks / 431 watchers / Pushed Feb 19, 12
- Webrat - Ruby Acceptance Testing for Web applications303 forks / 1515 watchers / Pushed Dec 29, 11
- Scheme in as little Ruby and as much Scheme as possible. Supports macros, continuations, tail recursion and lazy evaluation.11 forks / 228 watchers / Pushed Oct 24, 11
- NOTE - the contrib libraries have moved to individual repos under Clojure:84 forks / 548 watchers / Pushed May 18, 11
- NOTE: This repo (The Clojure programming language) has moved:15 forks / 990 watchers / Pushed May 18, 11
- Simple representations for ActiveRecord models5 forks / 7 watchers / Pushed Jan 26, 10
- A code coverage recording and analysis tool for Python6 forks / 28 watchers / Pushed Jan 04, 10
- Simple representations for ActiveRecord models1 fork / 1 watcher / Pushed Nov 10, 09
- Functional pattern matching module for python5 watchers / Pushed Oct 13, 09
- Searchlogic makes using ActiveRecord named scopes easier and less repetitive.1 fork / 1 watcher / Pushed Oct 09, 09
- validates_multiparameter_assignments with Rails 2.3 deprecation fix3 forks / 7 watchers / Pushed Apr 02, 09
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- SummarySoftware developer. Eager advocate of free software and agile methodologies. Jazz fan and a guitar player.Specialties: * web standards: (X)HTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, JavaScript * programming languages: Python, Ruby, JavaScript, C, Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure, PHP, Perl, shell scripting, ia32 assembly * web frameworks: Ruby on Rails, Django, web.py, CakePHP * popular database engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, BerkeleyDB) * automated testingExperience
- Jan 2012 - PresentProgrammer / Ragnarson
- Jan 2012 - PresentMicropreneur / Trivas
- Jul 2011 - Jan 2012Programmer / Morizon.pl
- Jun 2009 - Jun 2011Ruby on Rails programmer / Ragnarson
- Aug 2008 - Sept 2008Graduate Associate / Walt Disney Animation StudiosWorked on the Pythoscope project (http://pythoscope.org/), an open source tool for generating unit tests for legacy systems written in Python.
- Nov 2007 - May 2008Ruby on Rails programmer / eKartenwelt
- Mar 2007 - Sept 2007Ruby on Rails programmer / PokerOlymp Limited
- May 2007 - Aug 2007Google Summer of Code participant / Python Software Foundation
- May 2006 - Aug 2006Google Summer of Code participant / Python Software Foundation
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2004 - 2010Politechnika GdańskaMS in Computer Science
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Interests:programming languages, artificial intelligence, science fiction, playing guitar
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Posts
Przeczytałem podręcznik do InSpectres. Zasady, chociaż minimalistyczne, zdają się wspierać kolaborację nie tylko na linii MG-gracze, ale też gracze-gracze. Ostatecznie okaże się dopiero jak zagram.
(…) in our society action is all-important — inaction is seen as lazy and passive and unproductive. However, sometimes too much action is worse than no action at all. You can run around crazily, all sound and fury, but get nothing done. Or you can get a lot done — but nothing important. Or you can hurt things with your actions, make things worse than if you’d stayed still.
Przeczytałem Microscope, podręcznik do gry RPG bez MG. Rozmachem tworzonych historii przypomina mi Archipelago, chociaż tutaj rozpiętość czasu i przestrzeni może być o wiele większa. Podobnie jak w Fiasco można tu skakać dowolnie w czasie i przestrzeni, a główną pomocą w czasie gry są sukcesywnie zapisywane karty. Zasady dotyczące kolaboracji wyróżniają się na tle innych gier. W Microscope za każdym razem gracz musi dodać element fikcji do gry, nie jest to opcjonalne jak w Fiasco (wybór Establish/Resolve), czy w FATE (Deklaracje). Co ciekawe, w Microscope brakuje opozycji. Większość tego co opowiada każdy z graczy w swojej turze jest ostateczne i nie do podważenia. Gra w ten sposób skupia się na tworzeniu historii, a nie na pokonywaniu przeciwności, co wyróżnia ją na tle innych gier bez MG jak Polaris czy wspomniane już Fiasco.
Skończyłem czytać “Władcę much”.
“Od początku wiedziałem, że coś jest nie tak z tymi cenami.” :D
Przeszedłem pierwszego Fallouta, ściągniętego z okazji promocji na gog.com. Grafika nie zestarzała się, choć proporcje ekranu niewspółczesne. Po tylu latach wciąż wiele z niej pamiętałem, brakowało więc trochę tego zadziwienia i imersji. Obszary teraz wydają się mniejsze i bardziej puste niż za dawnych czasów, ale tak to już jest jak się dobrze coś zna. Przejście zajęło też niewiele czasu, dokładnie tydzień (chociaż można i w 10 minut). Postać z wysokim HtH okazała się zupełnie grywalna. Ach, dobrze czasem wrócić do klasyki.
Czy jest jakaś różnica dla pomordowanych, sierot i bezdomnych gdy szalona destrukcja bywa ukrywana pod nazwą totalitaryzmu czy świętym imieniem wolności i demokracji? Zasada oko za oko uczyniłaby wkrótce cały świat ślepym. Jest wiele powodów, dla których jestem przygotowany na śmierć, ale nie ma żadnego, dla którego gotów byłbym zabić.
Lot’s of great ideas there. And it seems Oz is a language worth learning and I should definitely read Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming.
Food for thought in the form of quotes:
Both observable nondeterminism and named state are cases where it is important to choose a paradigm that is expressive enough, but not too expressive. (…) Each of these two concepts is sometimes needed but should be left out if not needed. The point is to pick a paradigm with just the right concepts. Too few and programs become complicated. Too many and reasoning becomes complicated. (page 15)
[In most languages] the use of closures is hidden inside the language’s implementation and is not available directly to the programmer. If done carefully this can be an advantage, since the implementation can guarantee that the closures are used correctly. (page 25)
The main advantage of named state is that the program becomes modular. The main disadvantage is that a program can become incorrect. It seems that we need to have and not have named state at the same time. How do we solve this dilemma? One solution is to concentrate the use of named state in one part of the program and to avoid named state in the rest. Figure 12 shows how this design works. The bulk of the program is a pure function without named state. The rest of the program is a state transformer: it calls the pure function to do the actual work. This concentrates the named state in a small part of the program. (page 29)
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- we cry when we see app code being pulled from db and evaled, but we're ok with generating & sending js to the browser and executing it there
- "The center of your application are the use cases of your application." NO DB http://t.co/4xPHxCcm via @unclebobmartin
- after @airbrakeapp did data migration i can't browse my exceptions, i see only HTTP 500 errors instead :(
- @sebanpl not much, i know jvm mostly from the clojure side
- @sebanpl http://t.co/zXkhI3Tq experimenting with jruby, eh? :)
- just bought Trine on http://t.co/7ihzlIRr. nice puzzle game with co-op, will play it with my wife :)
- @bauerpl nie, to tylko moje telepatyczne moce ;) w biurzę siedzę i odpalam testy http://t.co/8kJAMJWw :)
- @garybernhardt i usually point people to "fast rails tests" http://t.co/Ld7Zeo3l and "your tests are lying to you" http://t.co/oxnNa93s
- don't write boring code http://t.co/WOUN9UKv
- Niestety #infoshare w tym roku to za dużo reklamy i lansu, a za mało dzielenia się wiedzą.Apr 20, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Pay what you want for the brand-new Botanicula, Machinarium, Samorost 2, Windosill, and a movie: Kooky! http://t.co/xgoDx0Iv via @humble
- class TransactionSearcher, def search... how i hate #ruby for that, no decent namespace system...
- rspec's described_class, just what i needed
- @kolarzowski a tu masz jeszcze widok z okna :) http://t.co/zMQpqRtG
- @kolarzowski proszę, herbata ;) o tej godzinie sam już zostałem, więc lepiej jutro jakieś zdjęcie z ludźmi zrobię http://t.co/G8efQmvG
- and now i have to monkey-patch #rack to work around #google #analytics using unquoted commas in their cookies :/
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Status
- O cholera, freshmeat to teraz freecode. Od kilku miesięcy już.
- Przenosiny na mojego nowego Asusa u36sd zakończone. Ubuntu 12.04 zachowuje się stabilnie. Do tej pory unikałem wersji pre-release, ale widać nie ma się czego bać.
- ruby -e 'i=105114370091035783951444122200949924497098235199378303867825594686729901289327569542366930536587723838200150983;e=(31..36).cycle;(print(%Q{\e[1;#{e.next}m#{{27=>" ",29=>".",30=>","}.fetch(i&0x3f, ((i&0x3f)+64).chr)}});i>>=6)until i.zero?;puts'
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I live in Gdańsk, Poland
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