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David Henner, The Mighty, First of His Name, from Town of Sterling, the Village of Fair Haven, the School of Red Creek, Grandson of a Roadkill Cook, Son of a Worm Farmer, Brother of a Twin Sister, High Purveyor of Ye Olde Avian Leg, Scrubber of PII, Enforcer of Foreign Laws, Eraser of Erroneous Curly Braces, Champion of Mondays, Breaker of Free-Radicals, Giver of Hennerfirmations, Lemon Monger, Hunched Claw Coder, Object Heaver, Known to Siri as "a IHOP in Ashland," Stand-up Athlete, 1/2 Pint Guac Believer, Soap Nuts Cleanser, SMS 2FA intercepted, Accumulator of 100,801 Unread Emails, 'Beaver Butt Juice' PSAer, Deploy Train Conductor, AaSS, Forida Man prospect, YouTube Worm Influencer

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I hereby claim:

• I am drhenner on github.
• I am drhenner (https://keybase.io/drhenner) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCEi8vLaDPiQZmtlBjcMzAkdzpd3CaS5t1rb0id3Rr40Ao

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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###################################################################
#  A Topic is a superclass that all Communications inherit from
#
#  A Communication Channel will accept a number of firms_topics it wants communications for.
#    eg.  A mobile Device will by default want to hear all communications.
#         If the device adds a filter they will not accept communications for
#         That type of message.
#
#    If it accepts a given firms_topic and there is a message to send.  The firms_topic
#    has one topic "belongs_to :topic" that performs the method `Process`.

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--ignore-dir=tmp
--ignore-dir=dist
--ignore-dir=log
--ignore-dir=coverage
--ignore-file=ext:map

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alias backop='cd /User/davidhenner/projects/backops'
alias start_mongo='mongod'
alias start_redis='redis-server'
alias start_memcached='memcached -v'
alias git_sort="git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ --format='%(color:magenta)%(committerdate:short)|%(color:green)%(refname:short)|%(color:blue)%(subject)%(color:reset)' | column -ts'|'"
alias git_sort10="git_sort | head -10"
alias git10="git_sort | head -10"
alias git20="git_sort | head -20"
alias git30="git_sort | head -30"

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alias backop='cd /User/davidhenner/projects/backops'
alias start_mongo='mongod'
alias start_redis='redis-server'
alias start_memcached='memcached -v'
alias git_sort="git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ --format='%(color:magenta)%(committerdate:short)|%(color:green)%(refname:short)|%(color:blue)%(subject)%(color:reset)' | column -ts'|'"
alias git_sort10="git_sort | head -10"
alias git10="git_sort | head -10"
alias git20="git_sort | head -20"

alias gitpush="git push"

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# The purpose of this gist is to propose use of inheritance when upgrading objects to have "more functionality".

# For example:

#  Lets say you have a `company` model and your project manager purposes a huge pivot to your existing application.  
#  Now new fields are "required" for the new companies you create.  Unfortunately adding validators to the existing 
#  `company` model will cause things to blow up.  You could create a form object for the new forms with form specific 
#  validators.  Several issues are now introduced:
  
#  1) There can be several form objects for the company.  Each with a slight difference in logic.

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class Geek < Person
  include StarWarsFan
end

class SeniorSoftwareDeveloper < Geek
  def initialize(information, ruby_projects = [])
    @likes = ["Ruby", "JavaScript", "Software Meetups", "Startups", "Code Reviews"]

    @minimum_qualifications = [ "2 years of ruby, 1 year if you kicked butt",
                                "Writes tests for code.",

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var Hadean = window.Hadean || { };

Hadean.Validators = {
  CreditCards : {
    currentCardType : null,
    creditCardInput : null,
    cardRegexps     : [
                           [ 'Visa Electron'      , /^(417500|(4917|4913|4508|4844)\d{2})\d{10}$/ ]
                         , [ 'Visa'               , /^4\d{12}(\d{3})?$/                           ]
                         , [ 'MasterCard'         , /^(5[1-5]\d{4}|677189)\d{10}$/                ]