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%w[a b c].reduce({}) { |accum, char| 
  accum[char.to_sym] = char * 3; accum 
}
# {:a=>"aaa", :b=>"bbb", :c=>"ccc"}

(into {} 
 (map (fn [char] [(keyword char) (apply str (repeat 3 char))])

free:

free:

paid:

Functional Programming for the Object-Oriented Programmer - We need something to bridge the gap between the huge population of OO programmers, and the growing need for functional programmers. I’ve seen nothing else that fills this need so well -- @unclebobmartin
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free:

	shared_buffers = 3GB # 30% of total system RAM
	work_mem = 5MB
	maintenance_work_mem = 64MB
	fsync = off
	synchronous_commit = off
	full_page_writes = off
	checkpoint_segments = 100
	checkpoint_timeout = 45min
	effective_cache_size = 6GB # twice shared_buffers

	.target-fade {
	-webkit-animation: target-fade 10s 1;
	-moz-animation: target-fade 10s 1;
	}

	@-webkit-keyframes target-fade {
	0% { background-color: rgba(80, 173, 118, .1); }
	100% { background-color: rgba(80, 173, 118, 0); }
	}

	class CatsController < ApplicationController
	def index
	render json: Cat.all, simple: params[:simple], status: :ok
	end
	end

	class CatSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
	attributes :id, :age, :name

	has_many :birds

	(def items {:item_name_1 "Great Deal",
	:item_options_2 "blah: 2",
	:item_name_2 "Awesome Deal",
	:item_options_1 "foo: 3",
	:item_quantity_1 "1",
	:item_price_2 "9.99",
	:item_price_1 "9.99",
	:itemCount "2"})

	(def item-keys