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<nakilon>
The_Camel_: how do you know rails were not made by hobos?
<nakilon>
what is being developed and what is not is up to you, they are waiting for your hands to start doing job
<nakilon>
if you want to talk about community you better look at a "community problems", such as pulling nationality hate (hiding it under the word 'politics'), etc.
<nakilon>
but I won't blame the community in what they did not yet made
<o0x1eef>
IMO community > corporate
<nakilon>
there is a guy who made the whole GUI framework, pulled in some java components, alone
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<nakilon>
you never know at just first glance is the 'app template' or whatever is good or not, until you try, etc.
<nakilon>
often things that have fancy websites and lots of effort put into marketing are pointless
<nakilon>
you have to search among the 'things made by hobos' to find the treasures
<o0x1eef>
Exactly
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<nakilon>
what gem should I use to notice the moment the file has changed? guard?
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<nakilon>
or gem listen
<o0x1eef>
I've used listen in the past
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<nakilon>
> 0 <= i < j <= self.size. The block returns true for self[i] and false for self[j]. Less formally: the block is such that all false-evaluating elements precede all true-evaluating elements.
<nakilon>
the first sentence says it's true, then false; the second one says false precedes true
<nakilon>
then snippet examples is false-true
<nakilon>
either I'm stupid or new docs CSS is so bad no one can proof-read it
<The_Camel_>
nakilon, ah yes. CSS. another abomination. created by the community.
<o0x1eef>
Generally everything open source is maintained or created by a community. Otherwise it is sold to you by a company or an individual.
<The_Camel_>
o0x1eef, I think I would've been happy to pay for a different kind of internet we have today.
<The_Camel_>
i do pay for ISP anyway
<The_Camel_>
o0x1eef, because the internet we have __CURRENTLY__ is TERRIBLE.
<nakilon>
feel free to enter your corporate chat rooms
<o0x1eef>
Corporations ruined the internet though, you realize that - right ? Turning the internet from academia to a capitalist free market is what ruined a large part of it
<The_Camel_>
o0x1eef, that's because they never turned it communist.
<nakilon>
communism is a state-wide corporation
<The_Camel_>
nakilon, until you get rid of your enemy.
<nakilon>
I don't understand why .bsearch_index is nil for both {+1} and {-1}
<nakilon>
how do I know if the value I'm looking for is lower than anything in an array rather than higher than anything in it?
<nakilon>
in case of search_any mode
<o0x1eef>
I'm not sure about bsearch, but given a plain array, ary.min < x
<nakilon>
I guess it's not designed for the purpose of building the sorted arrays, ok
<nakilon>
I'm gonna utilize it anyway, instead of reinventing the deprecated rbtree
<nakilon>
and I don't understand why is find-minimum for 0,-1,+1 isn't implemented
<nakilon>
it should be trivial
<nakilon>
anyway
<The_Camel_>
nakilon, and pure communism doesn't have a state.
<nakilon>
you sound like anarchist
<The_Camel_>
nakilon, no. far from it lol
<The_Camel_>
I want order
<The_Camel_>
I want rules
<The_Camel_>
I want strictness
<The_Camel_>
I want hammer and sickle to crush the enemy
<nakilon>
we aren't crushing enemy here, we are coding in Ruby
<weaksauce>
nakilon all that predicate was just saying that the array should be sorted before using
<weaksauce>
otherwise binary search is not useful
<nakilon>
weaksauce: do you mean my first question? docs say i is true, j is false, and i < j; but in fact it works wise versa -- you are supposed to return true for the right side
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<nakilon>
forgot I need to handle dups
<nakilon>
now it's harder to understand but whatever, it passes tests
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