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This was my trip to the market this morning. Every Friday we have a local market in the neighborhood. These happen everyday in multiple places every week. This was about 3 blocks from our place. Chilean peso has recently weakened in value!!! Good for me, it is now 640~ pesos to $1 USD, about 25 pesos more than in Dec. To convert price CLP/KILO to USD/LB divide CLP/1405. All of this is local, but not organic. Its only what is in season, so every couple of weeks it changes pretty drastically.

This is our bounty for the week. A nice score at $24 USD!!!

Apples, peaches, pears, apricots all at the same price, 25c/lb!!!

We bought some strawberries to make jam! These boxes were $7.75 a box, we got the same size box riper berries for $4.75 instead!

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{"_id"=>nil, "total_plays"=>486721}
{"_id"=>"(Various Artists) ", "total_plays"=>5858}
{"_id"=>"Radiohead", "total_plays"=>5181}
{"_id"=>"Beck", "total_plays"=>3713}
{"_id"=>"Built to Spill", "total_plays"=>3439}
{"_id"=>"Pixies", "total_plays"=>3404}
{"_id"=>"Modest Mouse", "total_plays"=>3173}
{"_id"=>"Arcade Fire", "total_plays"=>3130}
{"_id"=>"Death Cab for Cutie", "total_plays"=>3033}
{"_id"=>"Wilco", "total_plays"=>3019}

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#Setup new rails project with minitest and capybara for Behaviour Driven Development Introduction to Minitest.... We'll be setting up a new rails app with minitest and capybara so we can go over the steps to getting this going. We'll be using a rails 4.1+ in this example. Lets get started!

First thing create a new rails application, a git repository, and the first commit to the repo.

rails new awesomeapp
cd awesomeapp
git init
git add -A

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class Event < ActiveRecord::Base

 #Existing scopes

  scope :day, lambda {|day| where("   DATE(starts_at) = '#{day}%'
    OR DATE(ends_at) = '#{day}%'
    OR DATE('#{day}') BETWEEN DATE(starts_at) AND DATE(ends_at)") }

  scope :between, lambda {|range_start, range_end| where("   DATE(starts_at) BETWEEN DATE('#{range_start}') AND DATE('#{range_end}')
    OR DATE(ends_at) BETWEEN DATE('#{range_start}') AND DATE('#{range_end}')

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User.all.includes(:questions).map(&:question_ids).flatten.group_by { |n| n }.map { |k,v| [ k, v.size ] }.sort_by { |a| a.last }.each { |a| max = a.last if a.last > max }.select { |e| e.last == max }

User.all.map(&:question_ids).flatten.group_by { |n| n }.map { |k,v| [ k, v.size ] }.sort_by { |a| a.last }.each { |a| max = a.last if a.last > max }.select { |e| e.last == max }

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# This file should contain all the record creation needed to seed the database with its default values.
# The data can then be loaded with the rake db:seed (or created alongside the db with db:setup).
#
# Examples:
#
#   cities = City.create([{ name: 'Chicago' }, { name: 'Copenhagen' }])
#   Mayor.create(name: 'Emanuel', city: cities.first)
require 'ffaker'

def sample_text

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 <% flashes = {notice: 'success', alert: 'standard', error: 'alert', secondary: 'info'} %>
 <% flashes.each do |key, value| %>
     <% if flash[key] %>
       <%= content_tag :div, :data => { :alert => '' }, :class => "alert-box #{value} radius" do %>
         <%= flash[key] %>
       <%= link_to '&times;'.html_safe, '#', :class => 'close'%>
     <% end %>
   <% end %>
 <% end %>

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Attempting to implement a mergesort algorithm, pry exited with the included error message. The corresponding algorithm is attached also.

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# .railsrc
-B #Skip Bundle
-T #Skip Test-Unit
-d postgresql #Use postgres

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# .railsrc
-B #Skip Bundle
-T #Skip Test-Unit
-d postgresql #Use postgres


# template.rb

#add guard-minitest and spring to dev
gem_group :development do