I'm done here. Please, follow me at https://t.co/5uMonCXRvq. I'll leave this account open in case things change in the future. The sum of our actions counts, and I don't want to support a hate-speech supporter, liar, and immature human being whose only merit is being rich.
@sebwilgosz @solnic29a There's no difference. When you reference `not` that's substituted by the parser for a function that takes a boolean and returns another boolean. Does it make sense? 🙂
Functional objects have definitely become a common idiom in #ruby. One thing I'd love is to have a way to coerce an object responding to "call" to a Proc. That way, we could have polymorphism between actual procs and functional objects, and the circle would be complete 😋
@solnic29a Oh, yeah, that would be even better. Like Haskell does. Also, being able to reference a method by its name without invoking it (like a partial application with 0 arguments given) 😄
@josh_cheek@WanderingMole @joeldrapper @alexandre_ruban I'm not sure it's been improved, as I haven't read anything about it. I'm afraid it still means cleaning the method cache on runtime vs. load time. See https://t.co/dIS195Q7hE
I'd love to go to my first @euruko. Please, if you have a ticket but won't be able to attend, I'll be immensely grateful if you re-assign it to me 🙏 😁 (DM me if you need details like email).
After working through the ticket waiting list, we only have a small handful of tickets left in reserve.
If you have an in-person ticket that you won't be able to use, you can re-assign it to another person via Tito https://t.co/y2dGiBPhOr
For the first time, I feel entirely "bilingual" between Linux and Mac, and I can work perfectly fine on either. @ErgoDoxEZ + a few simple tricks make my flow ALMOST identical in both systems.