@rachelnabors god, okay. I need to train then

@teleject also also, iterm 2 for terminal and zsh

@teleject oh, also color Schemer app is my best friend

@teleject I use colloquy w/Succinct theme: cl.ly/0x0n1g2Y1036

@rachelnabors lemme know when you make it here!

@teleject chrome, sparrow, tweetbot, sublime text, terminal, IRC. Done. Also, @alfredapp

@ScottKellum like @robwierzbowski said, just update the version in repo and tag got release: done. Nothing to push

RT @servicesphere: Why IT struggles.

RT @TheTweetOfGod: The Duck Dynasty guy who likened homosexuality to bestiality makes a living helping people trick ducks into thinking the…

The Canon 6D with the 70-200 f/2.8 is cheating at #photography.

I’m at Regal E-Walk Stadium 13 & RPX - @RegalMovies for American Hustle (New York, NY) w/ 7 others 4sq.com/1clG2rR

@chrishrtmn kind of, but more so because everyone took it seriously and it’s got a huge budget.

This kind of reminds me of a really tiny version of Chelsea Market (@ Gotham West Market - @GWMarket w/ 6 others) 4sq.com/1fvu0du

I take it back. Battleship is so terrible that you all need to go watch it like right now. It just reached “so terrible it’s a must see”.

Also, the “battleship” scene (firing w/o radar), they say “Fire where they will be, not where they are” and proceed to do the opposite.

Oh wow, words cannot express how terrible the movie Battleship is.

@alecperkins JS will work as long as it’ll parse github flavored markdown. I’ll take a look, thanks!

You know what really sucks? When a project is totally misnamed; like markdown-to-json which converts YML front matter to JSON from MD files

Oh adorable Ben Stiller. You don’t understand @StephenAtHome

@rupl Seems like MD->HTML->JSON may actually be do-able, and easier w/o writing a custom MD lexer.

@rupl haha, yah. Probably :p

Now to figure out how to convert markdown into JSON

@jina Without question, cl.ly/2a1h3B0P3u2v

@chriscoyier This may be of interest to you then: cl.ly/3t1D010I3y46 cl.ly/1B3l081W1n0X

RT @chriscoyier: A good rule of thumb when worrying about the performance of CSS selectors is: don’t worry too much about the performance o…