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#!/usr/bin/env sh

DUNNOLOL='¯\(°_o)/¯'
echo $DUNNOLOL | tr -d '\n' | pbcopy
echo $DUNNOLOL

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

SHRUG='¯\_(ツ)_/¯'
echo $SHRUG | tr -d '\n' | pbcopy
echo $SHRUG

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UPDATE - Not an ecto problem

"A good bug, I mean a really good, pound-your-head-on-the-desk-for-a-week bug, is exactly like a magic trick in that something impossible appears to be happening." - Steven Frank via Daring Fireball

tl;dr The issue was that there was a Beam file for my Ecto model/struct in the root of project directory

It was a compilation timing issue. Some files were being compiled before web/models and some afterwards. Somehow an old beam file Elixir.ProjectStatus.EmailRecipient.beam had been compiled into the project root, on the 2015-06-25 with Ecto 0.12.0; in this version of Ecto the __meta__.source was a binary. The clue which, I'd seen but didn't know what to do with, was that the warning that the module was being redefined.

Compiled lib/project_status/project_recipients.ex

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defmodule Fib do
  def seq(n) when n >= 0, do: reverse_seq(n, [0], 1) |> Enum.reverse

  defp reverse_seq(0, sequence, _next), do: sequence

  defp reverse_seq(n, sequence = [last | _], next) do
    reverse_seq(n - 1, [next | sequence], next + last)
  end
end

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Spacemacs Cheatsheet

General

• spc f s Save a buffer
• spc f S Save all opened buffers
• spc b s Open (switch) to a buffer with helm

NeoTree

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require 'json'
require 'csv'

json_data = JSON.load(File.read(ARGV.first))

list_names = json_data["lists"].each_with_object({}) {|b, memo| memo[b["id"]] = b["name"]}
lists = json_data["lists"].each_with_object({}) {|b, memo| memo[b["id"]] = []}

json_data["cards"].each do |card|
  list_id = card["idList"]

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am paulanthonywilson on github.
• I am paulwilson (https://keybase.io/paulwilson) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is B513 508F 7D71 D90B 6880 F323 B0C9 6658 9D6A 24ED

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Matz keynote

Matz referred to the OSS developers in the community as the "garbage collectors" (bin-men* in British English), who work to make the environment pleasant for the rest of us. Many subsequent speakers picked up on this theme.

(*) In the UK, it does also seem to be a profession with gender-diversity issues

A Peek Inside The Ruby Toolbox - Loren Segal

Ruby is well-served for tools in some areas (eg testing, deployment) but is lacking in others such as visualisation (code, execution, performance), linting, and static analysis. Those who wish to make a contribution might look there.

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1. Just hook-up consumers and suppliers
2. Hook up consumers with each other, too
3. We take care of distribution
4. Concierge MVP for taking care of distribution

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

puts "Password please"
password = gets


loop do 
  puts "char number"
  c = gets
  break if c.strip.upcase == "Q"