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Random observation, you sound a bit like Andrew Gerrand, a person on the Google Go (programming language) team. Perhaps you gents hail from nearby places.
im a complete beginner, I was going to copy this but if I do this for 2 hours worth and get it wrong, thats a lot of code to look through
I cant get your defstruct gem to work ‘cannot load such file — defstruct’
Wow! that was crazy…using vim for this… u re a true geek lol. thanks
Crazy hard
Ruby newbie here. Are you coding straight in terminal?
Thanks for sharing this. Was interesting to watch.
What do you think are some ways to improve the design of the program to adhere more to SOLID principles?
@WinterXL: We’re both Australian (and a bit monotone), so that probably explains it!
@Robert Bridges: It’s vim in iTerm2, so yes.
+YouTube Why can I not reply to comments?