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class @Hello
  constructor: ->
    @greeting = "hello"

  greet: =>
    console.log @greeting

  print_number: ->
    number = 3
    console.log "#{number} is a number"

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postfix operator ^^ {}

// `inout` means that you can't do `let l = [1]` then `l ^^` -- `l` must be a `var`
postfix func ^^<T>(inout array: [T]) -> [T] {
    return [newArray.removeLast(), newArray.removeLast()]
}

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# Uses an algorithm originally developed by Gordon Fontenot: https://twitter.com/GFontenot/status/560984177672482817
# Translated into Ruby by Gabe Berke-Williams, 2015

Yam = String

class YamParser
  def self.fromYam(yam)
    "It's a fucking sweet potato"
  end
end

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  it "returns a list of available cities" do
    create(:city, name: "Boston")

    get_index

    expect(json_body).to eq({ cities: %w(Boston) })
  end

  def get_index
    get "/api/cities", {}.to_json, default_headers.merge("HTTP_AUTHORIZATION" => token_header_value, "Authorization" => token_header_value)

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require 'socket'

# Use your INTERNAL ip
me = { ip: '192.168.1.205', port: 55_555, name: 'Gabe' }

# Use your friend's EXTERNAL ip
friend = { ip: '50.187.42.170', port: 5_555, name: 'Edward' }

BasicSocket.do_not_reverse_lookup = true

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belongs_to

Here's the [documentation].

Let's say we have this:

class Image
  belongs_to :user
end

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Books

I like to read books, here are my thoughts about them.

Sci Fi

• John Scalzi is thankfully prolific. If you haven't read anything by him, [Redshirts] is a meta exploration of Star-Trek-like shows. If you liked Galaxy Quest, you'll love it.

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Lindsay Cade:

• Red Mars Trilogy (hardish sci-fi).
• Wool trilogy (fluffier but fun sci-fi).
• The Golem and the Jinni (magical realism).
• Halfway through Diaspora, is excellent but dense.

Kyle Fiedler

• Sword of Truth series is my go to fantasy suggestion. Haven't read it in a couple years though. Not a dark comedy.

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How to Read a Pull Request

1. Go to the main pull request URL. It should end in /pull/NUMBER. Look at the 3 tabs right under the PR title. You should be in the "Conversation" view.

2. Read the PR title and the PR description. The description should tell you what the developer is trying to accomplish in this PR. This gives you some mental structure so you know what you're looking at. It can also tell you what doesn't belong in this PR.

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module ModuleOne
  def name
    "Module 1"
  end
end

module ModuleTwo
  def name
    "Module 2"
  end