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Vim's new :cdo command
Vim's new :cdo command offers new flexibility with your quickfix list. One such example is a near-native way to do project-wide find-and-replace operations. [READ MORE]
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Inline scoped Ruby methods with Ctags
Adding Ctags support for Ruby 2.1's inline scoped method definitions [READ MORE]
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Oliver Sacks dies at 82
World renowned neurologist and author Oliver Sacks died yesterday. Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and acclaimed author who explored some of the brainās strangest pathways in best-selling case histories like āThe Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,ā using his patientsā disorders as starting points for eloquent meditations on consciousness and the human condition, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan. He was 82. āOliver Sacks, doctor of āAwakeningsā and poet laureate of medicine, dies at 82ā by the New York Times If you havenāt read Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain you need to go pick up... [READ MORE]
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Memoized helpers and before hooks in RSpec
A quick overview of the similarities and differences between memoized helpers and before hooks in RSpec. [READ MORE]
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Null Coalescing Operators and Ruby's Conditional Assignments
Ruby doesn't have a true null coalescing operator, so don't write something like it does. [READ MORE]
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Dunbar's Number and Working Better with Those We Actually Know
Blake Fitzgeraldās fantastic observations on Dunbarās Number and how the naturally strong cohesion between your organizationās employees can live or die based on the organizationās reaction to passing this threshold. Makes me think of Spotifyās explanation of Autonomous Squads, as well as their approach to organization management overall, in their Spotify Engineering Culture videos. Dunbarās Number and Working Better with Those We Actually Know by Blake Fitzgerald [READ MORE]