@bryanveloso did the site, @jeejkang did the illustrations

You're right. Updated.

> Install via your favorite package manager. I'm on OS X so I use Homebrew:

In fairness I just installed grc on ubuntu and it is nothing like demonstrated on the blog because the homebrew version has extra stuff in it.

So "Start by assuming OSX" isn't THAT much of a smarmy reply.

> because the homebrew version has extra stuff in it.

Lies! brew edit grc shows that it's just plain grc 1.4.

At least the installation script adds some aliases to .bashrc.

https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula...

It suggests to, via you voluntarily typing

    echo 'source "`brew --prefix grc`/etc/grc.bashrc"' >> ~/.bashrc

Those are supplied if you source the aliases that ship with the Homebrew formula: https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/7bbe7e9311ce95a141bf5f...

It looks like a combo of vim-powerline, stock tmux status line, and the status line that wemux adds.

https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-powerline

Everything you wanted to know (and more!) about the LAB color space.

So many great typefaces to fork: https://github.com/theleagueof

On sharing dotfiles, Josh around the 29:55 mark: "If you don’t think your dotfiles are the best out there, you’re doing it wrong."

Sam, creator of Prototype.js: "I hope to never have to write JavaScript again."

I've heard this from many people who've picked up CoffeeScript, especially those who are most fluent in Ruby. Dr. Nic of Engine Yard, an early proponent of CoffeeScript, gave me this blurb for my book:

> JavaScript the runtime language is fast, dynamic, and can run in places other languages can't. But JavaScript the development language is kind of icky. That's why CoffeeScript may turn out to be one of the great innovations in web application development; since I first discovered it, I've never had to write a line of pure JavaScript.

He could have build Prototype.js in CoffeeScript. :)

unless you meam "rewrite", I guess his time machine was non functional.

Well he would have had to write CoffeeScript instead of waiting for jashkenas to build it. He should have, I'm disappointed.

I dig the chainable syntax especially.