@netikras, I've liked your comment.

Some people are crazy.

@AvatarOfKaine You're welcome.

@devdiddydog, may be, because of tears.

@electrineer yes, indeed. We just need to take care not to distract more than required or distract before some focusing time.

@electrineer, if your objective is to procrastinate, then it is demotivating indeed.

Sounds reasonable.

How come this algorithm showed this rant to me? I'll move to another social algorithm.

@TedTrippin, clear and concise are printf("hello") or puts "hello".

Ubuntu Unity.

That's why I prefer not to wake up.

Ok, I think I'm lucky then. I was coding in a file with more than 1k lines. I think it's not that bad then; it's just 3% of War and Peace.

@sladuled QA as a hobby.

@donuts in Git you have working and staging area. When you want to push something to the repository, you put the changes in the staging area before committing and pushing it to the repository. You use `reset` to remove something from the staging area, so, you don't want to commit this yet. You use checkout when you don't want the changes, so, it gets back to the version committed. Also, I'm not trying to be extensive here, but it's basically it.

WOW, it's awesome. At first look, I thought it was a minimal website to write notes (maybe because I was looking for that today), but it's really awesome.

@kateliuyi that's random.

I think each situation is different. But maybe, for all these situations, we always need to look at the situation trying to understand how we got here, what we can do now, accept that things may not work as expected and that is okay, sometimes it's not our mistake and sometimes it is, but it doesn't matter, we can only learn from it and move on.

why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?

@C0D4 Tnkhas, now I wnat to wirte evreythnig tihs way.

@Demolishun computers are always so smart

(0.29 * 100).to_i

=> 28

It was a real find, I bought it in a second hand website. The guy has moved and was selling his things because the apartment was at sale.

Yes, you're right, I know that there is this gem for it: minitest-stub-const.

When I had to do this it was a constant used as a default value for an instance variable in the initialize method. So I created a reader for the instance variable then I stubbed the reader, not the constant.

Is English like JavaScript where everyone tries to use it without understanding it (some has not even tried to learn it)?

@stop I meant for casts. asciinema doesn't have sound on the videos.

I love it. However, I only used on projects that I was working alone. I did quite a few projects using it though and it helped a lot.

@AleCx04 I'll take that as a compliment.

@electrineer I do have some of them.

It seems more like a quote from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

I've always loved Firefox, but sometimes it disappoints me, however, I just accept that. I think I'm married with Firefox.

@SortOfTested what a lovely coffee shop <3