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#!/bin/bash

if [[ "$1" =~ "production" ]]; then
  read -a array
  pushed_ref=${array[1]}
  remote_ref=${array[3]}

  echo
  echo "# Commits:"
  git log --oneline $remote_ref...$pushed_ref

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module ModuleName
  include OtherModules

  delegate :some_method, to: :some_object

  module ClassMethods
    def class_method
    end
  end

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#
# my solution to ListsAndRecursion-6 of Programming Elixir 1.6
#
defmodule MyList do
  def flatten([]) do
    []
  end

  def flatten([head | tail]) when is_list(head) do
    flatten(head) ++ flatten(tail)

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require 'fileutils'

type_map = {
  jpeg: 'Photos',
  JPEG: 'Photos',
  jpg: 'Photos',
  JPG: 'Photos',
  png: 'PNGs',
  PNG: 'PNGs',
  mov: 'Videos',

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.fa-events-icons-failed {
  &.icon {
    &::before {
      display: none;
    }

    &::after {
      @extend .din-bold;
    }
  }

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Angular:
dashboard.module.es6 // Defines the DashboardApp
dashboard.controller.es6
order_queue.module.es6 // Defines the OrderQueueApp
order_queue.controller.es6
modal.directive.js // A general purpose directive for displaying modals. Modal html is loaded from templates

Angular Templates:
dashboard_order_info_modal.html // Renders order_info_details
order_queue_info_modal.html // Also renders order_info_details

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struct order *orders;
// ...
// *orders is assigned to point to a block of memory returned by ALLOC_N (from ruby.h)
// ...
// Data in *orders is fine here
struct winning_order winners[winners_length];
// Data in *orders is corrupt here (see below)


Subset of data pre and post local declaration of "winners" variable:

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Evernote asks me to select a plan too often. I understand that Evernote wants to prompt me to upgrade in case my needs have changed; however, prompting every week or more is excessive. This week, it prompted me two days in a row. 

I could accept frequent prompts when I go to the Evernote application, but the actual behavior is that it starts bouncing the Evernote icon in the doc when I am using other applications (I leave many apps, including Evernote, open most of the time), which interrupts work I am doing.

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After adding pubsub (using Pubnub.com) to our application, our headless specs were straight up breaking. Solved by creating a mock that we can trigger within the specs

Coffeescript required by application.js manifest:

    class PubsubMock
      subscribe: (obj) ->
        @channels ||= {}
        @channels[obj.channel] ||= []
        @channels[obj.channel].push(obj.message)
    

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# Usage:
# <div "ng-repeat"="comment in comments">
# <a class="remove" href="" "pj-confirm"="Really remove?" "popover-placement"="left"
#  "on-confirm"="deleteComment" "callback-argument"="comment" "confirm-btn-label"="Yes" "cancel-btn-label"="No">Delete</a>
# </div>
#
# Dependencies:
# jQuery UI (for position function)
# Bootstrap CSS