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angilly
16y ago
sweet, sweet revenge... :) been fixed. thanks.
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The Day Series: The Day I let my first employee go
(thedayseries.com)
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angilly
16y ago
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angilly
16y ago
... ditto. :)
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angilly
16y ago
conan is following me too. wow.
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The Day I found out Randy Pausch Died
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angilly
16y ago
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Introducing 'The Day Series' -- The musings of a failed founder
(thedayseries.com)
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16y ago
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angilly
16y ago
I just want to point out this has (virtually? completely?) nothing to do with "hackers" -- and that's a good thing. It's nice to have a little variety on Hacker News from time to time. Thanks for posting this.
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angilly
17y ago
Bingo. Explained it a bit more in a comment: http://ryanangilly.com/post/355271652/how-google-tracks-clic...
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How Google tracks clicks for backpropagation
(ryanangilly.com)
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angilly
17y ago
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You're not one of the boys until you're one of the boys
(ryanangilly.com)
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angilly
17y ago
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angilly
17y ago
Can a bug be by design? :)
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angilly
17y ago
No, it's using unless like I intended. But your example also demonstrates the weird behavior. As a few people have pointed out here and over in the post comments, the issue at hand isn't so much about statement modifiers as it is about ho
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angilly
17y ago
whoa. didn't see that coming.
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angilly
17y ago
interesting. in ruby: ra:~$ irb irb(main):001:0> defined? a => nil irb(main):002:0> defined? b => nil irb(main):003:0> a = b NameError: undefined local variable or method `b' for main:Object from (i
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angilly
17y ago
That makes sense, but I've never seen statement modifiers defined that way. Every explanation I've ever seen, the pickaxe included, seems to outright state, or at least imply, the former.
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Ruby statement modifiers behave differently than conditional statements
(ryanangilly.com)
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angilly
17y ago
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You're allowed to be frustrated
(ryanangilly.com)
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angilly
17y ago
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