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by gls2ro 2y ago
No, I don't want to define a representation for Null to all possible combinations of a set and a function/operation. That can be done by each developer if they see it fit and of the operations they want to have this. But, for me,
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I dont think there is something wrong with that once you think about what is a Null Element (or identity) in a group that is represented by a set of elements and a function: Integer, + => 0 Float, + => 0.0 Array, add => [] Hash, me
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Short Ruby News – edition 87(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Apollo used metric system when calculating and then transformed for displaying to imperial. source: https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/37607/why-did-nasa...
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by gls2ro 3y ago
(shameless plug) I wrote a (biased) article about choosing the tech stack for one of my side projects https://learn.shortruby.com/blog/tech-stack It is nothing fancy and I say it is biased because I started with what I
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I think many people _say_ they will happily spend 5 years in prison but that is different than actually being faced with the actual possibility.
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History of the endless method syntax in Ruby(learn.shortruby.com)
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No you dont have to accept IP address/GPS tracking most probably. your iPhone has a phone component inside and that phone component knows exactly (well depending on the tower you are connected to) what country are you in. PS: yes your
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by gls2ro 3y ago
> First, Rails is slow. No, it is not slow. Maybe it is for your own project, but when you say that you have to define what you are comparing to and for what you are using it. > Second, you probably don't want to use Rails to bui
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by gls2ro 3y ago
The moment NATO does not respond there is no NATO. And the moment there is no NATO world western peace is done. I am not saying something will immediately happen but an arming race in western world couple with distrusting your neighbors: we
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 81(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 80(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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This edition adds a new section called "Why Choose Ruby"
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Or could it be that the parents of most people who were live on this website 15, or even 10 years ago were not using computers, and the parents of the younger generation on this website are using computers? So maybe people want their parent
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Say you drink 2 cups of coffee every day. Is there any time T where there is zero coffee in the organism? If the answer is there is no Tm then is there an N=number of days, where there are dangerous levels of coffee accumulated in the organ
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I think the assertion is correct: IANAL: GDPR does not require any website/webapp by default to show a popup. What GDPR requires is consent for tracking PII. If you or anyone run a website and dont track/store/process any PII
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I have migrated with the Migration Assistant my MacOS (OSX prev) since 2008. That was the last time I installed a new mac and kept migrating everything to a new hardware without any issue so far. This year I broke this and started from scra
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Metaphysics can answer Why questions while Physics is more concerned with How and What questions.
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Your example is actually showing why it is the customer of ExamplePrint that choose to read that book and not the customer of that book that choose to print it at ExamplePrint. Because if it is the customer of the book that wants to print i
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Github, Gitlab and Shopify are built with Ruby on Rails. That seems big enough for me.
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 76(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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here is the text where it explains about each cookies: the name, the purpose and so on https://european-union.europa.eu/cookies_en
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The tech stack I choose to build email courses(learn.shortruby.com)
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Short Ruby News – edition 75(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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First commits in a Ruby on Rails app(learn.shortruby.com)
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 74(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Finding where a method is defined in Ruby using IRB(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I have to point out that you did not refute the initial assertion. They said "Most other countries" and you replied with "Many countries" "Many" does not necessary include "most" but "most"
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There are some points from that article that are false: there are podcasts, there are collection of good Ruby gems, and analysis the unicorn companies that were started with Ruby (or Rails) is a biased analysis. So, if you decide to switch,
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I think you should take a look at the Rails 7 - that includes by default Hotwire. IMO, it is proposing another way to build web apps that goes back to the original proposal of Rails: simplicity and convention over configuration. Rails 7 mak

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