halkeye

It kept seeming like it should be straight forward. Various attempts by myself (mostly because I don’t know ruby) seemed to fail. I’m just leaving it here now that I figured out how to get it working so I can find it again (and hopefully help others).

init.pp

$config_data = { "foo" => "bar" }


template.erb

<%= require "json"; JSON.pretty_generate config_data %>


I found config_data.to_json wasn’t going to work for me because it seemed to output things in different orders each run.

(it was http://snippets.aktagon.com/snippets/412-How-to-pretty-print-JSON-data-with-Ruby that helped me figure this out)

Edit: While pretty, still doesn’t sort so puppet can update the config file each run :( I will figure this out.

halkeye

Its so easy now to support jenkins+git with gitolite. No more having git polling per project and slamming the git server with ssh requests.

To install:
Edit .gitolite/hooks/common/post-receive file[1]
Add:

curl -s http:///git/notifyCommit?url=/${GL_REPO}.git


For me, my git prefix is: “ssh://git@git.kodekoan.com”

Its that simple.

[1] .gitolite/hooks/common/post-receive should be symlinked in every repo you have. I think you needed to set it up before you created a repo though)

halkeye

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sub rw { my $word = "$_[0]"; $word =~ s/(.)/rc($1)/ge; $word;}
sub rc { return ((rand(1)*2+1)%2) ? lc($_[0]): uc($_[0]);    }

(i don’t care about efficiency or whatnot, i was just creating a simple function for a unit test, it just looks like someone threw up some letters.

halkeye

If the price of an apple was raised 50% and then decreased 50%, making it cost $0.75, how much was the original price?

$1.00
$0.75
$1.25
$0.50

aeiouy123

halkeye

And the body language was all screwed up out west. Art believed that your entire unconscious affect was determined by your upbringing. You learned how to stand, how to hold you face in repose, how to gesture, from the adults around you while you were growing up. The Pacific Standard Tribe always seemed a little bovine to him, their facial muscles long conditioned to relax into a kind of spacey, gullible senescence.

Beauty, too. Your local definition of attractive and ugly was conditioned by the people around you at puberty. There was a Pacific "look" that was indefinably off. Hard to say what it was, just that when he went out to a bar or got stuck on a crowded train, the girls didn't seem all that attractive to him. Objectively, he could recognize their prettiness, but it didn't stir him the way the girls cruising the Chelsea Antiques Market or lounging around Harvard Square could.

halkeye

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Snow at the skytrain
Originally uploaded by halkeye

look at the awesome snow we had this morning
it so barely is noticeable.