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# Forked from https://gist.github.com/925008
# Makes it work with Ruby on Rails snippets
# https://github.com/tadast/sublime-rails-snippets#sublime-text-2-rails-snippets

import sublime, sublime_plugin
import os

class DetectFileTypeCommand(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
  """ Detects current file type if the file's extension isn't conclusive """
  """ Modified for Ruby on Rails and Sublime Text 2 """

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# Put this in your ~/.irbrc for easy rails route scanning
#
# Usage:
# > routes
# => prints all routes
# > routes /GET.*user/i
# => prints routes matching a given regex
# > routes "user"
# => matches strings as well

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Update: I no longer work for the company and this challenge is no longer used, but I'll leave the gist here in case people want to practice.

Alphasights Technical Challenge

Using Ruby on Rails we would like you to create a simple expert search tool. The application should fulfill the requirements below. The source code must be placed in a public repo on GitHub. The application should be deployable on Heroku.

• I enter a name and a personal website address and a member is created.
• When a member is created, all the heading (h1-h3) values are pulled in from the website to that members profile.
• The website url is shortened (e.g. using http://goo.gl)
• After the member has been added, I can define their friendships with other existing members. Friendships are bi-directional i.e. If Sasha is a friend of Ash, Ash is always a friend of Sasha as well.

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☆。★。☆。★
。☆ 。☆。☆
★。＼｜／。★
 turbolinks
★。／｜＼。★
。☆。 。☆。
  ☆。 ★。 ☆
  

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class ActiveRecord::Base
  def self.sample
    order('random()').first
  end
end

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# 1) Create your private key (any password will do, we remove it below)

$ cd ~/.ssh
$ openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.orig.key 2048


# 2) Remove the password

$ openssl rsa -in server.orig.key -out server.key

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def foo(a, *b, **c)
  [a, b, c]
end
=> :foo

[16] »  foo 10, {d: 40, e: 50}
=> [
  [0] 10,
  [1] [],
  [2] {

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Scrum and XP from the Trenches by Henrik Kniberg

Disclaimer: exported by readmill in no particular order :(

If the product owner has a technical background he might add stories such as “Add indexes to the Events table”. Why does he wa nt this? The real underlying goal is probably something like “speed u p the search event form in the back office

The distinction is quite simple. Stories are deliver able stuff that the product owner cares about. Tasks are non-deliverable stuff, or stuff that the product owner doesn’t care about.

Normally the product owner starts the meeting by summarizing his goal for the sprint and the most important stories. Next , the team goes through and time-estimates each story, starting with the most important one. As they do this, they will come up with important scope questions – “does this ‘delete user’ story include going through each pending transaction for that user and canceling it?’” In some cases the answers will be surprising to the team, prompting them to change

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{
  "American Samoa" => -11,
  "International Date Line West" => -11,
  "Midway Island" => -11,
  "Hawaii" => -10,
  "Alaska" => -9,
  "Pacific Time (US & Canada)" => -8,
  "Tijuana" => -8,
  "Arizona" => -7,
  "Chihuahua" => -7,