08:17 <guardian> o/

08:35 <ddfreyne> darix: 100 93 86 79 72 65 58 51 44 37 30 23 16 9 2

10:43 <musicmatze> darix: I did not post mpd! It was ddfreyne, I think! But I use mpd, too!

10:43 <darix> ddfreyne: too little too late!:p

11:30 <ddfreyne> darix: It's harder than I tought it would be :)

11:39 <stbuehler> let l = 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l

11:39 <stbuehler> i like haskell :)

11:40 <stbuehler> (and yes, there are easier ways.)

11:40 <ddfreyne> > 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l

11:40 <number-six> Error: <hint>:1:24: parse error on input `in'

11:41 <ddfreyne> I suck at haskell :)

11:41 <ddfreyne> > [100, 93 .. 0]

11:41 <number-six> [100,93,86,79,72,65,58,51,44,37,30,23,16,9,2]

11:41 <stbuehler> enumFromThen 100 93

11:42 <ddfreyne> My solution is nicer!

11:42 <stbuehler> if i give you a recursive definition of a list l, you cannot remove the "let l =" part :)

11:42 <ddfreyne> Yeah I misread :)

11:42 <ddfreyne> > let l = 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l

11:42 <number-six> [100,93,86,79,72,65,58,51,44,37,30,23,16,9,2,-5,-12,-19,-26,-33,-40,-47,-54,-61,-68,-75,-82,-89,-96,-103,-110,-117,-124,-131,-138,-145,-152,-159,-166,-173,-180,-187,-194,-201,-208,-215,-222,-229,-236,-243,-250,-257,-264,-271,-278,-285,-292,-299,-306,-313,-320,-327,-334,-341,-348,-355,-362,-369,-376,-383,-390,-397,-404,-411,-418,-425,-432,-439,-446,-453,-460,-467,-474,-481,-488,-495,-502,-509,-516,...

11:42 <ddfreyne> takeWhile (> 0) (> let l = 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l)

11:42 <ddfreyne> > takeWhile (> 0) (> let l = 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l)

11:42 <number-six> Error: Couldn't match expected type `[a0]' with actual type `a1 -> GHC.Types.Bool'

11:43 <ddfreyne> > takeWhile (> 0) (let l = 100:map (flip (-) 7) l in l)

11:43 <number-six> [100,93,86,79,72,65,58,51,44,37,30,23,16,9,2]

11:44 <ddfreyne> % 1+2

11:44 <ddfreyne> Ruby!

11:44 <ddfreyne> !ruby 1+2

11:44 <number-six> => 3

11:44 <guardian> what are those numbers?

11:44 <ddfreyne> guardian: counting down from 100 to 0 in steps of 7

11:45 <guardian> hmmm why not a for loop?

11:45 <ddfreyne> http://irclog.whitequark.org/nanoc/2013-04-25#1366929164-1366929282;

11:45 <stbuehler> why a for loop?

11:45 <ddfreyne> guardian: for loops suck :)

11:45 <guardian> I can hear the cpu crying from here :) jesus .map ...

11:47 <guardian> stbuehler: because albeit .map .flip looks like "I'm a genius I shit oneliners", it's so wrong in terms of all the unnecessary stuff it's doing under the hood

11:50 <stbuehler> yes, this unnecessary stuff is certainly the main problem in programming... and should be the only thing to look for when you pick your language.

11:50 <stbuehler> that is why i code in c all the time :P

11:52 <guardian> the sole fact of coding in C doesn't necessarily doing things right though :)

11:53 <ddfreyne> stbuehler: What are you doing in #nanoc if you code in C ALL the time? ;)

11:53 <ddfreyne> I really like C, although I hope languages such as Go and Rust become more popular and their implementations more mature

11:55 <guardian> we're on #nanoc because we would never code a shared lib to customize a site generator in C

11:55 <guardian> never ever :)

11:57 <stbuehler> ddfreyne: needed a site generator for "my" C projects :D

11:57 <stbuehler> i code in C when i require performance, and otherwise i use the tool that has the best libraries to solve the task

11:59 <stbuehler> btw: http://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2011/08/28/object-disoriented-programming/ - this got me thinking :)

12:24 <thedev> hi guys, anyone used Bower with Nanoc

12:24 <thedev> ?

12:28 <ddfreyne> stbuehler: I'll read that later

12:29 <ddfreyne> thedev: What's Bower?

12:29 <thedev> a package manager from twitter

12:29 <thedev> https://github.com/twitter/bower

12:29 <thedev> uses NPM

12:30 <thedev> I use it to manage my dependencies: jquery, bootstrap, jasmine ...

12:30 <thedev> the thing is bower adds packages to my project that have same name with different extension

12:31 <thedev> and when i try to nonoc compile I get the "Found 2 content files for" error

12:31 <thedev> *adds files with same name and diff extension

12:32 <thedev> I also posted a question on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16235653/nanoc-bower-error-found-2-content-files-for

12:58 <thedev> if I specify data_sources type: static will the filesystem databases still be used?

12:58 <thedev> are both data sources used at the same time ?

12:59 <thedev> or I can only choose one ?

13:02 <ddfreyne> thedev: Sorry, had a meeting

13:02 <ddfreyne> thedev: No time to talk atm, but I am free in a few hours

13:02 <thedev> sure, ttyl

13:05 <ddfreyne> thedev: http://nanoc.ws/docs/troubleshooting/#error-found-3-content-files-for-x-expected-0-or-1

13:08 <thedev> i was just reading this, if I use the static datasource (type: static) will this be used instead of the filesystem datasource or in addition to it ?

15:59 <momolog> hi everybody

15:59 <momolog> i just converted a site using haml to slim

16:00 <momolog> somehow all content gets html-escaped

16:00 <momolog> has anybody else experienced that?

16:01 <ddfreyne> momolog: Hi!

16:01 <ddfreyne> momolog: I think slim does that by default… and I do remember there being a way of turning it off, but I cannot remembmer

16:01 <ddfreyne> https://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/274

16:01 <ddfreyne> momolog: “Easy fix, just needed to do == yield instead of = yield” ↑

16:01 <ddfreyne> Does that work?

16:07 <momolog> Wow, Denis, you rock.

16:08 <momolog> Thanks.

16:09 <momolog> slim docs being down (just linking to rdoc) does not exactly help ;-)

16:21 <ddfreyne> cool :)

16:38 <momolog> I still see a problem

16:39 <momolog> in haml i could use a filter like this

16:39 <momolog> - filter :myfilter do

16:39 <momolog> block

16:40 <momolog> this does not work in slim, it interprets the block *before* it gets run through the filter

16:47 <ddfreyne> momolog: Hmmm… I don’t know enough about slim to be helpfulwith that :(

16:52 <momolog> ddfreyne: i see

17:14 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/312 review and merge

18:47 <ddfreyne> telemachus: Your core programmer competencies thing is pretty hard to answer :)

18:48 <ddfreyne> !twitter telemachus

18:48 <number-six> @telemachus: The programmer core skills tweetstream continues. What are *your* core competencies as a programmer?

18:48 <ddfreyne> ↑ context

19:19 <momolog> ddfreyne: i have a couple of pure data items (just consisting of the leading and trailing "---" and yaml data in between). what would be the best file type for this? I know it does not really matter, but is there a way to get rid of the "---" altogether?

19:54 <ddfreyne> momolog: You can give your file the extension .yaml and get rid of the ---s

19:59 <momolog> ddfreyne: cool, i was hoping for something like that

20:22 <momolog> ddfreyne: are these yaml items treated somehow special? they do not seem to trigger any compile rules but get compiled nonetheless

20:24 <momolog> its pretty weird. i put a p item[:extension] into the compile '/*' do - block, but none of the yaml items turn up

20:43 <ddfreyne> momolog: Oh, that is odd indeed

20:43 <ddfreyne> momolog: What version of nanoc?

20:43 <ddfreyne> momolog: What are your yaml files named?

20:43 <momolog> 3.6.3

20:44 <momolog> content/de/filme/kim-und-schwester.yaml

20:44 <ddfreyne> does nanoc show-data reveal an item with identifier /de/filme/kim-und-schwester/ ?

20:47 <momolog> yep

20:48 <ddfreyne> momolog: Are you sure the items are matched by the right compilation rule?

20:48 <ddfreyne> item[:extension] will not be filled in for .yaml items

20:49 <momolog> ah

20:56 <momolog> does this make sense?

20:57 <momolog> it makes it a bit difficult to treat them specifically in the rules file

21:04 <ddfreyne> momolog: You can check whether item[:content_filename] is nil, and in that case it means there is no content file

21:06 <momolog> ah, i see, that is because it is possible to have the yaml file AND the content file or (as i always did it) to combine them into one

21:06 <momolog> i understand

21:06 <ddfreyne> yep

21:12 <momolog> thanks for your help. good night everyone

21:24 <misterrayco> hiya…is there a doc on how to do block quotes? ## …i know, but sometimes one hash will show up on the page, sometimes not

21:25 <darix> misterrayco: that depends on the markup you use doesnt it?

21:25 <darix> consult the documentation of the markup processor you use.

21:25 <darix> e.g. kramdown, rdiscount ...

21:29 <misterrayco> kramdown, i believe

21:42 <ddfreyne> misterrayco: A blockquote starts with >