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If you need a JSON "API" to test it against, may I suggest derulo.json: http://gabebw.com/derulo.json

I asked Slack and they told me how to fix it:

Escape closes the blue banner for the current channel.

Shift-Escape closes that blue banner for all channels.

With Ack, I had to set up a bunch of --type-add lines to ~/.ackrc so that Ack wouldn't ignore e.g. SCSS files. ag searches every file by default, except for VCS files (e.g. .git/ and .hg) and files that are ignored by your VCS.

Ag's default behavior is way better, and less confusing to new users. Plus, it's faster.

Yup, same error here. Full dump: https://gist.github.com/5db045977b157096f448

It's a reference to the movie Idiocracy, which is set in a future where (among other changes) Starbucks is an erotic massage parlor: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-fmUAFjqIPc4/T8aZMNekMfI/AAAAAAAAFB...

Try Trunk Club: http://www.trunkclub.com/

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Try inspecting the element (in Chrome inspector or Firebug or whatever). My password is visible there. When doing a simple view-source, I just see "${password}" though.

That's actually a list of git tags (http://learn.github.com/p/tagging.html), and they're on the current site, e.g. https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_girl/tags

I believe GitHub admins have that little search bar on every repo, while regular joes can only search private repos.

It's actually http://www.ml-class.org/

I assume you're basing this off the screenshot. The "Search source code" input is only available in private repos. Since kneath/resque is a public repo, apparently one benefit of working at Github is getting that input on all repos, whether public or private.

Re: jumping to method definitions, have you tried running ctags on your project directory, then pressing Ctrl-] (go to tag) on the method name? It should work.

Good point, with broad examples. Seems like you've led an interesting life - not many people would pull out "blacksmiths" as an example :)

2 things:

1) Please show the first few lines of the song under each result

2) Please stack the results like traditional <li>s - the "cloud" effect makes them very hard to scan.

Yes, Ruby has private methods:

    def i_am_public
       ...
    end

    def i_am_private
       ...
    end
    private :i_am_private

    private

    def i_am_also_private
       ...
    end

Take this as faddishness or not, but this sounds like README-driven development from Tom Preston-Werner: http://tom.preston-werner.com/2010/08/23/readme-driven-devel...

I really didn't think the GP would get an answer to that extremely specific question. Thanks, and I'll be checking this out.

A slightly unobfuscated version of that code:

  counter=0;
  pointer;
  main(){
    while(counter<641){
      for(pointer=0;
          "##K#8(38D-##C]L5870.X7\\M_b;90\\"
          "MC-M/NZGB6Q,I0VGB6a0FbN<VG.6Q\\bNb7^@`X=N@`XQaOVX:^]NX=:Z8PY]B`:>P"
          "NY8^$#SM):XA"[counter/6]-35>>counter++%6&1;
        pointer++);
      putchar(" _/\\\n,`)('<-"[pointer]);
    }
  }

Is it possible to detect absolute position of a polygon? It looks like polygon.pos gives position relative to where it was created (and therefore polygon.pos.{x, y, height} are sort of broken).