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/**
 * This is a straightforward implementation of The Game of Life
 * See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life
 */
package life

/*
 * A field where cells live. Effectively immutable
 */
class Field(

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am gus on github.
• I am gus (https://keybase.io/gus) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCO7dFjqx8AwoU757Ewi4-g7bsEKsfqhSIFNUpMcCaYgAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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console.log("external1 before/" + document.readyState);
document.write("hello again, world");
console.log("external1 after/" + document.readyState);

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Your Top Character Strength

Forgiveness and mercy

You forgive those who have done you wrong. You always give people a second chance. Your guiding principle is mercy and not revenge.

Your Second Character Strength

Humor and playfulness

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var Cart = function(storedItems) {
  var items = storedItems || {};

  this.add = function(item, sku) {
    var storedItem = items[sku];
    if (storedItem == undefined) {
      storedItem = items[sku] = {quantity: 0, item: item}
    }
    storedItem.quantity += 1;
  };

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I'm not sure what the feature is called in 0.9.26, so I'll describe it instead; essentially, I can package (vendor/cache) my gems for use in deployment and if during the deployment (bundle install vendor/bundle) a gem is found in the shared gems repo (managed through RVM gemsets per project) then that gem is used without unpacking it in vendor/bundle. This is useful to me because my ops dude pre-installs gems needing compilation on all of the systems needing it (managed through Puppet for now); these gems are currently unicorn and bson_ext.

You can argue that he just shouldn't do that and I won't argue back, but that's something he likes since he doesn't want to have to recompile unicorn, bson_ext, etc. for each system as deploys are running; we have a few systems to manage and the list is growing; we also have several services working together and not all are ruby, so he just wants simple deploys. I also can't argue too much with that as there are oodles of things he concerns himself with that I don't have/

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# From mattetti's gc_stats.rb

# Basic middleware to help developers track their memory usage
# DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION
# Currently only tested on Ruby 1.9 and no support guaranteed

# Output example:
#
#  GC run, previous cycle was 255 requests ago.
# 

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This is example is taken from a live app I'm playing around with. It's been retrofitted and trimmed for example usage for one Mr. Ben Guthrie! Custom gists by demand. Get em' while they're hot!

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require 'rubygems'
require 'riot'

context "Something" do
  setup do
    D = 8
  end

  asserts("big") { 8==D }
  asserts("bigger") { 8===D }