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Graphing Workout Frequency Using D3.js(gabebw.com)
4 points by gabebw 12y ago|1 comments
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by gabebw 12y ago
If you need a JSON "API" to test it against, may I suggest derulo.json: http://gabebw.com/derulo.json
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by gabebw 12y ago
I asked Slack and they told me how to fix it: Escape closes the blue banner for the current channel. Shift-Escape closes that blue banner for all channels.
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Automatically wait for AJAX with Capybara(robots.thoughtbot.com)
3 points by gabebw 13y ago|0 comments
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ActiveRecord's `where.not`(robots.thoughtbot.com)
2 points by gabebw 13y ago|0 comments
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How to fix those Nokogiri libxml version mismatch errors(coderwall.com)
4 points by gabebw 13y ago|0 comments
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Starting and Stopping Services with Homebrew(robots.thoughtbot.com)
3 points by gabebw 13y ago|0 comments
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Starting and Stopping Background Services with Homebrew(reddit.com)
2 points by gabebw 13y ago|0 comments
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Brewfile: a Ruby Gemfile, but for Homebrew(robots.thoughtbot.com)
7 points by gabebw 13y ago|2 comments
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Clearer Conditionals using De Morgan's Laws(robots.thoughtbot.com)
115 points by gabebw 13y ago|78 comments
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by gabebw 14y ago
With Ack, I had to set up a bunch of --type-add lines to ~/.ackrc so that Ack wouldn't ignore e.g. SCSS files. ag searches every file by default, except for VCS files (e.g. .git/ and .hg) and files that are ignored by your VCS. Ag's default
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by gabebw 14y ago
Yup, same error here. Full dump: https://gist.github.com/5db045977b157096f448
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by gabebw 14y ago
It's a reference to the movie Idiocracy, which is set in a future where (among other changes) Starbucks is an erotic massage parlor: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-fmUAFjqIPc4/T8aZMNekMfI/AAAAAAAAFB...
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by gabebw 14y ago
Try Trunk Club: http://www.trunkclub.com/ They do a brief interview with you over the phone, get your measurements, and send you a trunk of clothes every month. You only pay for what you keep. My friends have been very satisfied with that
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by gabebw 14y ago
Here's a shameless plug for https://www.apprentice.io/ - we offer great (paid!) technical mentorship for 3 months with one of the best Rails firms in the US. We have locations in SF and Boston.
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by gabebw 14y ago
Try inspecting the element (in Chrome inspector or Firebug or whatever). My password is visible there. When doing a simple view-source, I just see "${password}" though.
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by gabebw 14y ago
That's actually a list of git tags ( http://learn.github.com/p/tagging.html ), and they're on the current site, e.g. https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_girl/tags
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by gabebw 14y ago
I believe GitHub admins have that little search bar on every repo, while regular joes can only search private repos.
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Clone Me Maybe(robots.thoughtbot.com)
1 points by gabebw 14y ago|0 comments
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by gabebw 15y ago
It's actually http://www.ml-class.org/
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by gabebw 15y ago
I assume you're basing this off the screenshot. The "Search source code" input is only available in private repos. Since kneath/resque is a public repo, apparently one benefit of working at Github is getting that input on all repos, whether
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by gabebw 15y ago
Re: jumping to method definitions, have you tried running ctags on your project directory, then pressing Ctrl-] (go to tag) on the method name? It should work.
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How to make the most of an apprenticeship (from a thoughtbot apprentice)(robots.thoughtbot.com)
1 points by gabebw 15y ago|0 comments
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by gabebw 15y ago
Good point, with broad examples. Seems like you've led an interesting life - not many people would pull out "blacksmiths" as an example :)
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by gabebw 15y ago
2 things: 1) Please show the first few lines of the song under each result 2) Please stack the results like traditional <li>s - the "cloud" effect makes them very hard to scan.
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by gabebw 15y ago
Yes, Ruby has private methods: def i_am_public ... end def i_am_private ... end private :i_am_private private def i_am_also_private ... end
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by gabebw 15y ago
Take this as faddishness or not, but this sounds like README-driven development from Tom Preston-Werner: http://tom.preston-werner.com/2010/08/23/readme-driven-devel...
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by gabebw 15y ago
I really didn't think the GP would get an answer to that extremely specific question. Thanks, and I'll be checking this out.
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by gabebw 15y ago
A slightly unobfuscated version of that code: counter=0; pointer; main(){ while(counter<641){ for(pointer=0; "##K#8(38D-##C]L5870.X7\\M_b;90\\" "MC-M/NZGB6Q,I0VGB6a0FbN<VG.6Q\\bNb7^@`X=N@`XQaOVX
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by gabebw 15y ago
Is it possible to detect absolute position of a polygon? It looks like polygon.pos gives position relative to where it was created (and therefore polygon.pos.{x, y, height} are sort of broken).

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