Monthly Archives: June 2008

Twitter and Blogging

By Robert Fischer | Published: June 19, 2008

Pardon the self-indulgent meta-blogging. My boss has a blog post about his fondness for Twitter. I had noticed that a lot of my less formal blogs seem to have gotten quiet recently — this one included. For my part, there was a lot of blog posts that were simply passing thoughts or sharing links I [...]

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A Groovy Gotcha: list#flatten with a map/pseudobean inside

By Robert Fischer | Published: June 16, 2008

Edit: This fix has been checked into the evolving 1.6 version, and the developers are discussing if it will be in the final 1.5.x release. Let’s start with the punchline: def x = [ [a:1, b:2, c:3] ] def y = x.flatten() assertEquals([1, 2, 3], y)

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The Horror of the Third Reich

By Robert Fischer | Published: June 3, 2008

If the very reality of the Third Reich doesn’t shake the foundations of your soul, there are only two options. Either: 1) You don’t actually know enough about the Third Reich to be scared, or 2) You are in deniable about the reality of the Third Reich.

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