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#!/bin/bash

VERSION="1.1.1"
PORT="9333"
PWD=`pwd`

mkdir -p ~/elasticsearch/
cd ~/elasticsearch/

wget https://download.elasticsearch.org/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-${VERSION}.zip

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class InviteController < ApplicationController
  # The controller's responsibility is to build an object graph
  # that will do the hard work.
  def accept
    scenario = InvitationScenario.new

    scenario.accept_invite_token_for_user(current_user, params[:token], bus.when(
      inviting_succeeded: ->(user)  { redirect_to invite.item, notice: "Welcome!" },
      inviting_failed:    ->(error) { redirect_to '/', alert: "Oopsy!"            }
    ))

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def link_to_notifiable(notifiable)
  notifiable.link_to_notifiable(self)
end

# concerns/notifiable_presenters.rb
class Answer
  def link_to_notifiable(helper)
    helper.link_to_answer, question
  end
end

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bus = On::Bus.new.
  subscribe(DonationReceipt).
  subscribe(NotifyAccountingSystem).
  subscribe(UpdatePublicStats).
  subscribe(LogInternalMetrics).
  subscribe(UpdateAnalyticsDashboard).
  subscribe(RealtimeViewerUpdate)

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["RestClient", 5.152005974]
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["Curb", 2.073422755]
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["Thrift", 3.357725494]
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# WebPage uses cache??? What the heck is cache in context of a webpage crawling process? It should only crawl pages. You need to inject some dummy cache to prevent caching. 

# thumnail generation is an expensive job, thus lazy-loading. But you are not saving already generated thumbnails in cache. :(

# Nice tests.