(Note: Ugly code and if you want to actually check anything you should rewrite your own before looking at mine to minimize chance of error propagation.)
git and GitHub are worth some attention for anyone who writes code. GitHub have a very simple Gist subdomain for code dumps, including syntax highlighting. Pastie and others offer similar free services.
It’s a shame it took me so long to stumble on this post. Just wrote my own program to check your result, without looking at yours, and it seems you’re right. In fact it seems to be between 30% and 40%.
Would you mind publishing your test code?
Since OBLW went off Typepad, I don’t have any simple way to dump files somewhere. Got a suggestion?
EDIT: Thanks Cyan.
http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/User:Eliezer_Yudkowsky/CodeDump
(Note: Ugly code and if you want to actually check anything you should rewrite your own before looking at mine to minimize chance of error propagation.)
Google code is overkill, but it is one option. Another: make a descendant page of your LessWrongWiki user page and copy-n-paste it there.
git and GitHub are worth some attention for anyone who writes code. GitHub have a very simple Gist subdomain for code dumps, including syntax highlighting. Pastie and others offer similar free services.
http://pastebin.com/
www.4shared.com seemed to work pretty well when I used it.
It’s a shame it took me so long to stumble on this post. Just wrote my own program to check your result, without looking at yours, and it seems you’re right. In fact it seems to be between 30% and 40%.
Maybe the wiki system should have a special area for each article where supplementary material can be posted?