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seivadmas

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    Comment #10561181

    What happened with that guy? Did he ever come back?

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    Comment #10486583

    Rust is a unique language in that it deallocates memory on the heap without requiring the writer to call free, while at the same time having no need for a garbage collector. Someon…

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    Comment #10408940

    Agree with you 100%, and the ability to dynamically define methods is one of Ruby's great strengths. However, metaprogramming is a power that should be used wisely. When implemente…

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    Comment #10408807

    Just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you SHOULD. Metaprogramming has a place in Ruby but for the examples in the article there are far more readable ways to implement it.…

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    Comment #10406146

    Important to note that this isn't STATIC typing (which detects errors at compile-time), rather this is more like a validation library to make sure structures have certain propertie…

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    Comment #10303216

    Photos are everything man. There are a tonne of average-to-poor looking girls on Tinder who have very good photos of themselves that paint them in a much more flattering light than…

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    Comment #10011204

    If you are writing Ruby you already decided you didn't care about speed. Don't get me wrong, I think Ruby is a great language and I use it every day to get paid, but it is not a sp…

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    Comment #9764124

    Actually it does make a practical difference but I would argue in favor of the electric razor. Ever wonder why it itches in those first couple of weeks if you decide to grow your b…

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    Comment #9705519

    Sounds like Rubocop for Ruby: https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop Fast enough to integrate into a continuous integration build process and catches a lot of dumb mistakes/typos befor…

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    Comment #9175339

    Or press cmd-up to go up a dir.

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    Comment #8830750

    I haven't used it much so please forgive my ignorance, but what is wrong with git rebase?

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    Comment #8822252

    Unless there are third party C extensions involved.

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    Comment #8808331

    Must have been utterly terrifying to pilot that thing... the entire aircraft is basically one gigantic fuel tank with a tiny space for a seat at the front.

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    Comment #8797893

    Ah I see the problem. Actually I used a Ruby console. So what then is the CORRECT way of doing this comparison in C, avoiding potential overflow pitfalls?

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    Comment #8797814

    WTF? The article states: x = 1987654321 and y = -1987654321? Then the difference between them is -319658654 (negative) which proves that x is less than y. That’s less than correct.…

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    Comment #8792385

    At the risk of sounding callous, perhaps they are poor BECAUSE they are so indiscriminately generous. Everyone is needy. Everyone always needs help. People have an infinite capacit…

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    Comment #8792356

    This also depends on where you live, and your responsibilities. I lived for six months in western Australia working only 2-3 days a week as a bartender. Pay was about $160 per day,…

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    Comment #8790813

    Forgive my ignorance... but why would anyone want their URL 'forgotten'. If they want to hide from the search engine, isn't that what robots.txt is for?

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    Comment #8696407

    Hey I'm interested, do you have an email address I can send a cover letter to? The online form doesn't seem to be working...

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    Comment #8685213

    Well I don't tend to actually write much code out by hand. Usually I use a notebook for sketching out ideas, thoughts or todo lists. For copying out code I use the same text editor…

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    Comment #8685128

    I'm sure Quiver is slick software but so often I have seen flashy tools suck up more time and effort in using them than other, simpler solutions. If you want to make quick notes, t…

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    Comment #8641234

    You know this is funny, I remember reading comments EXACTLY like this about 3-4 years ago but with pulseaudio in place of systemd. Pulseaudio was Lennart's previous project. It bro…

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    Comment #8637420

    Nope, I've never seen it either.

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    Comment #8600779

    If you want to find the 'magic moment' try 'The Little Schemer' by Friedman and Felleisen. I'm on my third read of it. The first time I tried to implement all the exercises in Ruby…

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    Comment #8578982

    Perhaps a naive question but... what is this useful for?