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# Just so I'm clear on the issue...

class Donut < ActiveRecord::Base
  # ...
end

# This encounters the issue with fiber-local variables...
class Homer
  include Celluloid

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require 'fiber18'
require 'celluloid'
require 'zip/zipfilesystem'
require 'uri'
require 'net/http'

class ZipManifest
  include Celluloid

  def initialize(filename)

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[mboeh@orz:~]  % rvm ree-1.8.7-2011.03 do ruby /tmp/nokogiri-jruby-outer-xml-test.rb
Loaded suite /tmp/nokogiri-jruby-outer-xml-test
Started
.
Finished in 0.000513 seconds.

1 tests, 3 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors
[mboeh@orz:~]  % rvm jruby-1.6.6 do ruby /tmp/nokogiri-jruby-outer-xml-test.rb
Loaded suite /tmp/nokogiri-jruby-outer-xml-test
Started

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class SettingReader
  def initialize hash
    # You may want to consider doing a deep copy of the hash and then #freeze-ing it
    @hash = hash.nil? ? {} : hash
    raise ArgumentError, "must pass a hash or nil" unless @hash.kind_of? Hash
  end 
  def get key, default = nil
    h = @hash
    for subkey in key.split(".")
      h = h[subkey]

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# Messing with some experimental statistical analysis for infinitely exploding dice

def roll_die(d)
  rand(d) + 1
end

def roll_exploding_die(d)
  r = roll_die(d)
  if r == d
    r + roll_exploding_die(d)

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# mboeh's zshrc

# Where history is stored.
HISTFILE=~/.histfile      
# Up to 2500 lines of history will be stored in a given shell session...
HISTSIZE=2500
# ... and up to 2500 will be saved when the shell exits.
SAVEHIST=2500
# Append new history lines to .histfile when the shell closes (instead of clobbering it).
# A must-have for someone who uses a lot of ZSH sessions (I have 5-10 open at any given time).

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#!/bin/sh

capture () {
  echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK > /tmp/$(whoami)-auth-sock-path
}

clean () {
  rm /tmp/$(whoami)-auth-sock-path
}

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>> Rails.version
=> "2.1.2"
>> AbstractThingy < ActiveRecord::Base
=> true
>> AbstractThingy.record_timestamps
=> true
>> OneOfManyThingies < AbstractThingies
=> true
>> OneOfManyThingies.record_timestamps
=> nil

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# Ruby syntax never fails to amaze me, casefile whatever.
# Yes, this could be accomplished more elegantly another way. But this is fun.

require 'ostruct'

def DStruct(*a)
  klass = Struct.new(*a)
  defs = Hash.new
  yield defs
  klass.send :define_method, :initialize do |*a|

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[alias]
  # Cheap fast way of getting the current branch for, say, your shell prompt
  cbranch = !cat .git/HEAD | cut -d/ -f3-4
  st = status
  # A pattern I find myself using a lot
  up = !git fetch && git rebase origin/$(git cbranch)
  # The current staged patch
  di = diff --cached
  # checkout is so long, and co means something sort of different to me
  sw = checkout