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    var c = console.log.bind(console); // allows you to replace console.log(message) in your code with c(message)

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module BookingFeatureHelpers
  def fill_in_booking_attributes inputs = {}
    attrs = booking_attributes.merge user_attributes
    attrs.merge! inputs

    attrs = attrs.with_indifferent_access

    [:name, :email, :phone_number, :number_of_people].each do |field|
      if attrs[field].present?
        find("[name*=#{field.to_s}]").set attrs[field]

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What's this PR do?

• Allows a guest to book a tour

Where should the reviewer start?

spec/features/guest_book_tour_spec.rb

How should this be manually tested?

Read through and manually check the feature test for this story

Any background context you want to provide?

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    module Starbucks

      def self.order(&block)
        order = Order.new
        order.instance_eval(&block)
        return order.drinks
      end

      class Order

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require 'date'

def generate_date do
  now = Date.today().to_datetime()
  weeks_from_now = Random.rand(8)
  day_random = RandomGaussian.new(0.5, 0.25).rand()
  day_of_week = (day_random*7+1.5).round() % 7
  time_random = RandomGaussian.new(0.5, 0.1).rand()
  time = ((time_random*48+12).round() % 48)/2

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$(function() {
  var counter =0;
  function loadNext() {
    $('<div>').load('api/thumbnails/whatever/your/url/is?page=' + counter++).appendTo('#thumbnails');
  }
  
  $(window).on('scroll', function() {
    if ($(document).scrollTop() > document.body.height() - (window.clientHeight / 25)) {
    loadNext();
  });

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  context "policy_scope" do
    let(:user) { create :user }
    let(:admin_user) { create :user, :admin }
    let!(:bookings) { create_list :booking, 2 }
    let!(:user_bookings) { create_list :booking, 2, user: user }
    
    it "should not include any models for non-admins" do
      BookingPolicy::Scope.new(user, Bookings).resolve.tap do |scope|
        expect(scope.all.count).to eq 0
      end

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Thanks so much for posting this. I have been in far too many of those places; even then the reality isn't as bad as described, in most cases, the person you're dealing with may not be responsible for your bad experience.

As Entrepreneurs and owners, and operators, we should also remember that we employ these people and that when we are in better shape we should find out our employees' stories and support them. If we're doing it right, they are our bread and butter, and we owe the sustainability of our model to them, the future of our business depends, to some degree, on their personal successes and failures, and if they can go on if life gives them a sucker punch.

Ref: the guy at the bar

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function pre(process, func){
  return function(){
    return func.apply(process(this), arguments);
  }
}

function jquerify (func){ return pre($, func); }

$('div').map(jquerify(function(v, i){
  return this.attr('id');