Patrick Byrne pbyrne

Gems for Fun and Profit. Mostly Profit.

Bermon Painter, Charlotte NC @bermonpainter

For reference, the ciphertext from the note included with your first package:

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Hint: This encrypted with a Ceaser cipher.

I hereby claim:

I am pbyrne on github.
I am pbyrne (https://keybase.io/pbyrne) on keybase.
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To claim this, I am signing this object:

Sascha Bates
- @sascha_d
- http://brattyreadhead.com/
- Works at Chef
- Cohost, Ship Show podcast
Started Infracoders Minneapolis meetup

Fear of failure
- Powerful emotion
- Stops us from even trying
- Keeps us on the small potatoes
- Ignore the big problems, the hard challenges
Many of us were "bright kids", and we're not used to failing or tying hard
- We leave school and enter the real world. Things aren't so easy.

	# Search and replace page elements in the CMS for old SSL URLs and replace with
	# a new domain.
	#
	# Example:
	#
	# CMS::SslUrlReplacer.new(Site.first, "foo.bar.com", "foobar.example.com").perform
	class CMS::SslUrlReplacer
	# Public: Initialize a new SslUrlReplacer
	#
	# site - An instance of Site

	# This option has the most clarity, but I generally hate local variables in a
	# method, preferring to use tap.
	def calculated_foo
	available_foos = []
	available_foos << bar
	available_foos << baz.qux if baz
	available_foos.max
	end

	# It's a little less clear, unless you know what tap is, and `end.max` is

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	#
	# Usage:
	# strace_parser.rb < file.out
	# head -n100 file.out \| strace_parser.rb
	# strace_parser.rb file.out

	class StraceEntry
	attr_accessor :line
	attr_accessor :pid, :timestamp, :command, :args, :result, :runtime