git archive --format=tar HEAD | gzip > myproject.tar.gz


And you have a nice clean zipped tarball of your code as is on HEAD, without tears

Git is awesome!

Chrome type ahead

Enjoy

# common code for all test
base_list = [...]
query_list = [...]

1. Pretty simple method:

   for word in query_list:
     if word in base_list:
       # do something

   For a list of 4284 elements against a list of 107 it took 9 seconds. Using simple lists, this method is the most straight forward of all, and also the slowest one.

2. Sorting things:

   base_list.sort()
   for word in query_list:
     if word in base_list:
       # do something

   After sorting the list, guess what? Yeap, nothing changed, same 9 seconds

3. What about sets?

   bs = set(base_list)
   for word in query_list:
     if word in bs:
       # do something

   Using sets this is another history, 0.6 seconds for the same amount of data; but… if this could be achived turning one of lists into a set, what if…

4. Using more sets

   bs = set(base_list)
   qs = set(query_list)
   solution = bs.intersection(qs)

   0.02 seconds.

Well, as you can see, sets are great.

I’ll try to update my blog a little bit more often, so stay tunned.

For the lazy ones, here is the solution:

Change:
tags[s] = awful.tag({ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 }, s)

to:
tags[s] = awful.tag({ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 }, s, layouts[1])

taken shamelessly from the ticket.

In /etc/conf.d/alsasound, set:

UNLOAD_ON_STOP=”no”

KILLPROC_ON_STOP=”no”

This fixed the problem. Here is the original thread

I worked with java, that language that I didn’t like too much because, as on of my friends at work said, there is too much plumbing needed to do anything. But, now I feel more respectful to the java camp, and definitely I’m going to keep writing some code in java, after all, if you consider that skills are based on real production code written, java would be my “main” language. (Although is hard to admit)

I did practice some elisp, and I realized tahat even with cool IDE’s with pretty nice features, nothing beats emacs at manipulating text files. Changing editors is a very hard topic, you have to deal with muscle memory and such, and then you found thos little things you take for granted as… how to move.

Well now is time to go back, to my girlfriend and my family!

(defun rl/django-admin-all-models()
(interactive)
(let ((content " "))
  (with-temp-buffer
    (insert "from models import *\n")
    (insert "from django.contrib import admin\n\n")
    (let ((text-start (point)))
  (insert-file-contents "models.py")
  (keep-lines "^class.*$" text-start (point-max))
  (while (re-search-forward "^class \\(\\w+\\).*" nil t)
    (replace-match "admin.site.register(\\1)"))
  (write-file "admin.py" nil)))))

A word of warning: this will override your current admin.py