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source 'https://rubygems.org'

gem 'rake'
gem 'lotus-router'
gem 'lotus-controller'
gem 'lotus-view'

group :test do
  gem 'rspec'
  gem 'capybara'

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// approach one: simply assign function to prototype
// it works, but you still need to use "apply" to make the method 
// work as needed
function smallest1(array){
  Array.prototype.min = Math.min;
  return array.min.apply(array, array);
}

// approach two: use apply in the function assigned to Array's prototype
function smallest2(array){

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# copy to your Capistrano recipe file
namespace :deploy do
  task :clear_cached_assets, :roles => :web do
    dir = "#{current_release}/public"
    run %(rm #{dir}/javascripts/all.js #{dir}/stylesheets/master.css)
  end
end

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# this goes in the $HOME dir
# needs mislav-rspactor v0.3.1 and RSpec 1.2
Runner.class_eval do
  class << self
    alias old_formatter_opts formatter_opts
  
    def formatter_opts
      old_formatter_opts + " -r /Users/mislav/Projects/unicode_formatter -f UnicodeFormatter"
    end
  end

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Experiments in revision control:  Curry recipe.

My personal recipe for Japanese curry, which has mutated over the years and is
now open-source thanks to github, hot damn.  Some of the ingredients are not
very Japanese, but curry came to Japan from England which got it from India to
begin with, so whatever.

1.5 - 2 lbs. of meat, prefer thin-sliced beef (komagire), pork works, too.
  Thin-sliced stuff is always best, but in a pinch stewing beef works.  Bacon
  works surprisingly well.  Chicken will work, technically, but if you must,