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Please publicly post the following Gist, and name it keybase.md:                                                                                                                                            [33/268]

### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am dkastner on github.
  * I am dkastner (https://keybase.io/dkastner) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is 6E27 F7CE FDDF F531 9757  4613 3032 E611 7C27 FF4C

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FROM ruby:2.1.5

WORKDIR /app

ADD Gemfile /app/Gemfile
ADD Gemfile.lock /app/Gemfile.lock

RUN bundle

ADD . /app

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Scenario "Never going to give you up" do
    Given "We are no strangers to love"
    And "You know the rules and so do I"
    When "a full commitment is what I'm thinking of"
    Then "you wouldn't get this from any other guy"
    And "I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling"
    And "I gotta make you understand" do
    	Rick.should_not_receive(:give_up).with(:you)
    	Rick.should_not_receive(:let_down).with(:you)
    	Rick.should_not_receive(:run_around_and_desert).with(:you)

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#!/bin/bash
while [ true ] ; clear; do ls -la $1; sleep 1; done

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Feature: Your Mom
  In order to infuriate our users
  We will insult their mothers

  Scenario: Housing
    Given your mom is so fat
    When she sits around the house
    Then she really sits around the house

  Scenario: Dangerous cereal

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# Script to import data from mymilemarker.com mpg data to the Road Trip fuel economy tracking app
# Steps for OS X users: 
# 1. Download this file to your user directory
# 2. Log into mymilemarker.com
# 3. Go to http://mymilemarker.com/vehicles/car-name/histories.xml?all=1
# 4. Download the XMl file to histories.xml.colloquytranscript.xml in your home directory
# 5. Open Terminal app
# 6. type "gem install hpricot"
# 7. type "ruby fuel.rb"
# 8. type "cat history.csv | pbcopy"

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# Rake task for listing all Cucumber features defined

namespace :cucumber do
  task :features do
    list = { :given => [], :when => [], :then => [] }
    files = Dir.glob(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__),'features','**','*.rb')).each do |f|
      File.readlines(f).select { |l| l =~ /\s*[^#]?\s*(Given|When|Then)\s\// }.each do |line|
        line =~ /(Given|When|Then)\s+(\/\^?)?([^$\/]+)(\$?\/)?/
        type = $1.downcase.to_sym
        name = "#{$1} #{$3}".strip

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# Save as db/seed.rb
#
# Run with script/runner db/seed.rb

def unique_attributes
  {
    MyModel => [:name],
    MyOtherModel => [:category, :type]
  }
end

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#!/bin/sh

/Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/MacVim $*

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

HELP = <<EOS
git-wtf displays the state of your repository in a readable and easy-to-scan
format. It's useful for getting a summary of how a track branch relates to a
remote server, and for understanding how feature branches and relate to
integration branches.

git-wtf can show you:
- How a branch relates to the remote repo, if it's a tracking branch.