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# This will never end because i++ wont be reached more than three times.
i = 0
i = 0
while i <= 10
  continue if i is 3
  console.log "The number is " + i
  console.log "\n"
  i++    

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• Angers someone = 0.50 (negative or positiving depending on whether or not that person is liked)
• Long term Physical Health = 0.98
• Long term Mental Health = 0.95
• Short term Mental Health = 0.99
• Short term Physical Health = 0.85
• Endangers Self = -0.80
• Causes Someone to develop emotional attachment = -0.95

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class Numeric
  def ones_complement(bits)
    self ^ ((1 << bits) - 1)
  end       
end

def addbinary(b1, b2) 
  result = ''
  carry  = 0      
  

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General

• Disable caps lock key (Sys Pref => Keyboard => Modifier Keys)
• System Pref -> Security -> Sleep Password

Apps

• Install Prey
  • http://preyproject.com/
• Install Alfred
• Install iTerm

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The shit you'll need.

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/*
 * JavaScript Pretty Date
 * Copyright (c) 2008 John Resig (jquery.com)
 * Licensed under the MIT license.
 */

// Takes an ISO time and returns a string representing how
// long ago the date represents.
function prettyDate(time) {
  var date = time,

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History

This all started when I moved to a design-in-browser workflow over the winter.

Designing in the browser is a workflow pain, jumping back into photoshop & shiny up a design is a productivity killer. I try to work in code as long as possible and avoid PS. I originally started out with an HTML/CSS to PSD converter using the PS API, although I got pretty far I quickly discovered it was going to be too slow. Parse HTML and for everything element create relevant layers, PS could barely handle it much less perform effectively.

I had two options; 1. Reverse engineer a PSD format writer or 2. Start work on a app that could speak both graphics and HTML. The latter seemed like an easier task so here I am.

The Basics.

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The Universe.

Worked on this last week. Not quite complete, very early alpha. Use at your own risk!

Getting started

1. $ gem source --add http://god.org
2. $ gem install strings
3. $ gem install atoms

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  should "be able to filter based on a symbol or path in a controller" do
    mock_app do 
      controllers :foo do
        before(:index, '/foo/main') { @test = 'before'}
        get :index do
          @test
        end
        get :main do  
          @test
        end      

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TestingRoutes.controllers :main do
  before(:index) { @test = 'before'}
  get :index, :map => '/test' do
    @test   
  end
end