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+        {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div
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+        of the community. I want to make a promise to you guys that I'll do
+        my best to keep it clean.</p>\\n\\n<p>If you have any requests
+        please let me know (like a valid link for the side navigation).</p>\\n\\n<p>How
+        do you want to see r/ruby improved? - A contest, guides, removing spam, etc.
+        Let me know!</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\":
+        \"So jamesgolick was kind enough to make me moderator of the community. I
+        want to make a promise to you guys that I'll do my best to keep it clean.\\n\\nIf
+        you have any requests please let me know (like a valid link for the side navigation).\\n\\nHow
+        do you want to see r/ruby improved? - A contest, guides, removing spam, etc.
+        Let me know!\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\":
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Hello r/ruby. I'm your new moderator,
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+        null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
+        SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>start with straight ruby
+        or go to rails?\\nI started with HTML/CSS/PHP/javascript with no frameworks
+        and am wondering if i would be better to start with straight ruby as well.
+        </p>\\n\\n<p>Thanks all.!!</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON
+        -->\", \"selftext\": \"start with straight ruby or go to rails?\\nI started
+        with HTML/CSS/PHP/javascript with no frameworks and am wondering if i would
+        be better to start with straight ruby as well. \\n\\nThanks all.!!\", \"likes\":
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+        \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\":
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+        \"edited\": false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"newb to ruby.. should I\", \"created_utc\":
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+        \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\",
+        \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>They
+        only kept one guy on the API team and he's been there from the beginning.
+        I've done a few rails projects but not enough to consider myself a
+        rails developer guru. Any jobs for guys with just ruby experience?</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"They only kept one guy on the API team and
+        he's been there from the beginning. I've done a few rails projects but not
+        enough to consider myself a rails developer guru. Any jobs for guys with just
+        ruby experience?\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\":
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Company downsized today. I got caught
+        in the layoff spree. Where is the best place for a ruby dev to search for
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+        through Zed's <em>Learn Ruby the Hard Way</em> and just
+        completed my first week-long, make-your-own-game section.</p>\\n\\n<p>Here
+        it is on github (also my first repo):\\n<a href=\\\"https://github.com/demiankz/escapezeta.git\\\">https://github.com/demiankz/escapezeta.git</a></p>\\n\\n<p>I've
+        used most of what I know about ruby to make this game: functions, global variables,
+        arrays, if/else, .include?, booleans, and a couple other random things. I
+        have a feeling that there are major flaws in my code (nested if/else and global
+        variables first among them, I'm sure).</p>\\n\\n<p>I'd
+        love to hear how an experienced rubyist would improve on my attempt.</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"I'm working my way through Zed's *Learn Ruby
+        the Hard Way* and just completed my first week-long, make-your-own-game section.\\n\\nHere
+        it is on github (also my first repo):\\nhttps://github.com/demiankz/escapezeta.git\\n\\nI've
+        used most of what I know about ruby to make this game: functions, global variables,
+        arrays, if/else, .include?, booleans, and a couple other random things. I
+        have a feeling that there are major flaws in my code (nested if/else and global
+        variables first among them, I'm sure).\\n\\nI'd love to hear how an experienced
+        rubyist would improve on my attempt.\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\":
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"My first Ruby game. What did I do
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+        {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null,
+        \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
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+        <a href=\\\"http://www.nikkan.co.jp/news/nkx0220110919aaac.html\\\">an
+        article by \\u65e5\\u520a\\u5de5\\u696d\\u65b0\\u805e (nikkan)</a> which
+        is a publication dedicated to industry news in Japan.</p>\\n\\n<p>The
+        Japan based Ruby language is set to become an international standard in 2012
+        through the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Ruby was
+        already standardized through Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS), and the
+        focus will now be directed towards its recognition in the global community
+        by becoming an official ISO standard. This would be the first time a programming
+        language of Japanese origin would become an ISO standard. The nation of Japan
+        hopes that this will increase its recognition in the primarily western dominated
+        software field.</p>\\n\\n<p>Ruby was developed by fellow Yukihiro
+        Matsumoto at the National Applied Communication Laboratory (Matsue city).
+        Features such as the ability to architect high level applications with ease
+        has gained Ruby fast popularity around web development both inside and outside
+        the country.</p>\\n\\n<p>The ISO standardization of Ruby is being
+        pushed by the Information-technology Promotion Agency (IPA). Domestically
+        Ruby became a JIS standard (JIS X3017) in March from a proposal by the Ruby
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+        -->\", \"selftext\": \"This is a translation of [an article by \\u65e5\\u520a\\u5de5\\u696d\\u65b0\\u805e
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+        publication dedicated to industry news in Japan.\\n\\n  The Japan based Ruby
+        language is set to become an international standard in 2012 through the International
+        Organization for Standardization (ISO). Ruby was already standardized through
+        Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS), and the focus will now be directed towards
+        its recognition in the global community by becoming an official ISO standard.
+        This would be the first time a programming language of Japanese origin would
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+        its recognition in the primarily western dominated software field.\\n\\n  Ruby
+        was developed by fellow Yukihiro Matsumoto at the National Applied Communication
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+        applications with ease has gained Ruby fast popularity around web development
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+        is being pushed by the Information-technology Promotion Agency (IPA). Domestically
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Ruby to be the first Japanese made
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+        class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I was going through github, and I came across
+        a simple tictactoe program. It surprised me how clever the programmer was
+        with blocks and yields and such. I wrote a tictactoe program myself months
+        ago when I was learning Ruby, and when I compare the two, my code is very
+        clunky and not at all as elegant as this programmer.   </p>\\n\\n<p>And
+        now I realize that the best way to improve my skills is to read the code of
+        programmers who are much more advanced than I am.   </p>\\n\\n<p>So
+        I ask, what are some of the best ruby code that you have ever seen?</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"I was going through github, and I came across
+        a simple tictactoe program. It surprised me how clever the programmer was
+        with blocks and yields and such. I wrote a tictactoe program myself months
+        ago when I was learning Ruby, and when I compare the two, my code is very
+        clunky and not at all as elegant as this programmer.   \\n   \\nAnd now I
+        realize that the best way to improve my skills is to read the code of programmers
+        who are much more advanced than I am.   \\n   \\nSo I ask, what are some of
+        the best ruby code that you have ever seen?\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\":
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+        {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\": \"hopengrind\", \"media\":
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+        \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\": null, \"downs\":
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+        \"name\": \"t3_1mwg7o\", \"created\": 1379872130.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/1mwg7o/what_are_some_of_the_best_ruby_programs_youve/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"What are some of the best ruby programs
+        you've ever seen?\", \"created_utc\": 1379868530.0, \"ups\": 64, \"num_comments\":
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+        {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null,
+        \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
+        SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>The languages are often
+        compared so I am hoping my knowledge of python will make learning ruby faster.
+        Maybe the best method is just to read a ruby book and learn from scratch,
+        I am not sure yet how similar they are. However if anyone has made the switch
+        and knows what a good starting point would be or if there are resrouces geared
+        toward switching I would apperciate the advice. Thanks.</p>\\n\\n<p>Edit:
+        I will be using ruby as a scripting language. Mosly maintaing and updating
+        existing scripts that put together XML  files used for input for other applications
+        and things like file management and such. So if there are resrouces geared
+        towards scripting rather than building ruby applications that would be helpful.</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"The languages are often compared so I am hoping
+        my knowledge of python will make learning ruby faster. Maybe the best method
+        is just to read a ruby book and learn from scratch, I am not sure yet how
+        similar they are. However if anyone has made the switch and knows what a good
+        starting point would be or if there are resrouces geared toward switching
+        I would apperciate the advice. Thanks.\\n\\nEdit: I will be using ruby as
+        a scripting language. Mosly maintaing and updating existing scripts that put
+        together XML  files used for input for other applications and things like
+        file management and such. So if there are resrouces geared towards scripting
+        rather than building ruby applications that would be helpful.\", \"likes\":
+        null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\": \"pgnbp\",
+        \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\":
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+        \"edited\": true, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
+        null, \"downs\": 6, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/ruby/comments/pgnbp/i_am_a_python_programmer_who_needs_to_learn_ruby/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_pgnbp\", \"created\": 1328729735.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/pgnbp/i_am_a_python_programmer_who_needs_to_learn_ruby/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"I am a python programmer who needs
+        to learn ruby. Any good resources or advice?\", \"created_utc\": 1328729735.0,
+        \"ups\": 21, \"num_comments\": 55, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null,
+        \"distinguished\": null}}, {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\",
+        \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\":
+        \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>Even I have just
+        only few experiences of Ruby, I just become aware of there <em>is</em>
+        <code>for</code> in Ruby (I saw that when I learned Ruby first).
+        \ Most of Ruby codes seem to use just <code>Enumerable#each</code>
+        method instead of <code>for</code> statement, but why?  Is there
+        any reason to prefer <code>Enumerable#each</code> method over
+        <code>for</code> statement?</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON
+        -->\", \"selftext\": \"Even I have just only few experiences of Ruby, I
+        just become aware of there *is* `for` in Ruby (I saw that when I learned Ruby
+        first).  Most of Ruby codes seem to use just `Enumerable#each` method instead
+        of `for` statement, but why?  Is there any reason to prefer `Enumerable#each`
+        method over `for` statement?\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\":
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+        false, \"author\": \"hongminhee\", \"media\": null, \"score\": 28, \"approved_by\":
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+        \"t5_2qh21\", \"edited\": false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
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+        \"name\": \"t3_p1l8k\", \"created\": 1327833555.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/p1l8k/why_is_there_forstatement_in_ruby/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Why is there for-statement in Ruby?\",
+        \"created_utc\": 1327833555.0, \"ups\": 32, \"num_comments\": 35, \"visited\":
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+        \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\":
+        {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div
+        class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I'm learning ruby now and looking forward
+        to finding a job doing front end and app development.  Thanks!</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"I'm learning ruby now and looking forward
+        to finding a job doing front end and app development.  Thanks!\", \"likes\":
+        null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\": \"1kylfv\",
+        \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\":
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+        \"edited\": 1377394522.0, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
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+        \"name\": \"t3_1kylfv\", \"created\": 1377289503.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/1kylfv/what_are_some_good_projects_to_do_with_ruby_to/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"What are some good projects to do
+        with Ruby to impress employers?\", \"created_utc\": 1377285903.0, \"ups\":
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+        null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
+        SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I can't d/l XCode
+        due to my version of OSX. RVM install commands don't seem to make
+        sense within my terminal. Do I need git? </p>\\n\\n<p>I would
+        like to learn Ruby (then Rails) but so far I'm just frustrated. </p>\\n\\n<p>Thank
+        you for any help you guys can offer.</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON
+        -->\", \"selftext\": \"I can't d/l XCode due to my version of OSX. RVM
+        install commands don't seem to make sense within my terminal. Do I need git?
+        \\n\\nI would like to learn Ruby (then Rails) but so far I'm just frustrated.
+        \\n\\nThank you for any help you guys can offer.\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\":
+        null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\": \"rpwze\", \"secure_media_embed\":
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+        \"media\": null, \"score\": 18, \"approved_by\": null, \"over_18\": false,
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+        3, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/ruby/comments/rpwze/installing_ruby_wo_xcode_on_a_mac_or_why_is/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_rpwze\", \"created\": 1333397680.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/rpwze/installing_ruby_wo_xcode_on_a_mac_or_why_is/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Installing Ruby w/o XCode on a Mac:
+        or why is installing Ruby such a pain in the ass? [NOOB] \", \"created_utc\":
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+        \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\",
+        \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I
+        fundamentally do not understand the perspective many Rubyists have. I am not
+        saying it anything is bad, I am saying <em>I do not understand</em>.
+        I just have a different perspective. I don't understand why pragmatic
+        people who don't seem to be early adopters are leaving a good tool
+        for tools that should only appeal to early adopters.</p>\\n\\n<p>Please,
+        let me explain my perspective. I have been working primarily with C++ the
+        past 15, during that time I have dabbled with Java, PHP, Lua, Perl, Pascal,
+        HTML/CSS, a couple kinds of assembly, C#/VB, others I wish I could forget
+        and of course plain old C. I keep going back to C++ because I have a strong
+        proficiency with it. I have the feeling I can make it do anything. I have
+        made it solve some interesting problems. There are other reasons too, but
+        this seems like enough to convey where I am coming from. I invested real time
+        and effort gaining that proficiency, so I will use C++ when practical an invest
+        more time learning something else when C++ is not practical.</p>\\n\\n<p>I
+        see a ton of Rubyists talking about Elixir and Node.js as somekind of wholesale
+        replacement for Ruby. I understand that the two newer systems provide interesting
+        interactions with threading systems. That does not seem like a reason to dump
+        a whole language, a language with multiple independent healthy implementations
+        (jRuby, Rubunius, Maglev, etc...), particularly when some of them have fixed
+        threading performance. </p>\\n\\n<p>Or maybe I am missing the
+        point, maybe this is just about jumping to some popular new toy now that us
+        old fogeys are onto Ruby? Of course not, all the people I read about in blogs
+        and watch in talks at the countless Ruby conferences seem like pragmatic people
+        interested in getting stuff done. Ruby seems like an excellent tool for getting
+        stuff done. It is extremely easy to express complex ideas quickly. It has
+        an excellent system for handling libraries. It has access to awesome performance
+        via its C-API. If C is not your thing, It is mature enough that it is getting
+        performance optimizations with every new release (of MRI/Yarv at least). These
+        people invested significant time and effort learning Ruby, will their pragmatism
+        just let them throw that away?</p>\\n\\n<p>Perhaps my perspective
+        is wrong and no-one is leaving Ruby? But it seems every other conference talk
+        someone mentions Elixir while spitting Ruby's name.</p>\\n\\n<p>Perhaps,
+        There is something to Elixir/Node I have completely missed? I read their docs
+        and perused their libraries. They are missing features (and sometimes stability)
+        like tools only a few years old would.</p>\\n\\n<p>Why leave Ruby?</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"I fundamentally do not understand the perspective
+        many Rubyists have. I am not saying it anything is bad, I am saying *I do
+        not understand*. I just have a different perspective. I don't understand why
+        pragmatic people who don't seem to be early adopters are leaving a good tool
+        for tools that should only appeal to early adopters.\\n\\nPlease, let me explain
+        my perspective. I have been working primarily with C++ the past 15, during
+        that time I have dabbled with Java, PHP, Lua, Perl, Pascal, HTML/CSS, a couple
+        kinds of assembly, C#/VB, others I wish I could forget and of course plain
+        old C. I keep going back to C++ because I have a strong proficiency with it.
+        I have the feeling I can make it do anything. I have made it solve some interesting
+        problems. There are other reasons too, but this seems like enough to convey
+        where I am coming from. I invested real time and effort gaining that proficiency,
+        so I will use C++ when practical an invest more time learning something else
+        when C++ is not practical.\\n\\nI see a ton of Rubyists talking about Elixir
+        and Node.js as somekind of wholesale replacement for Ruby. I understand that
+        the two newer systems provide interesting interactions with threading systems.
+        That does not seem like a reason to dump a whole language, a language with
+        multiple independent healthy implementations (jRuby, Rubunius, Maglev, etc...),
+        particularly when some of them have fixed threading performance. \\n\\nOr
+        maybe I am missing the point, maybe this is just about jumping to some popular
+        new toy now that us old fogeys are onto Ruby? Of course not, all the people
+        I read about in blogs and watch in talks at the countless Ruby conferences
+        seem like pragmatic people interested in getting stuff done. Ruby seems like
+        an excellent tool for getting stuff done. It is extremely easy to express
+        complex ideas quickly. It has an excellent system for handling libraries.
+        It has access to awesome performance via its C-API. If C is not your thing,
+        It is mature enough that it is getting performance optimizations with every
+        new release (of MRI/Yarv at least). These people invested significant time
+        and effort learning Ruby, will their pragmatism just let them throw that away?\\n\\nPerhaps
+        my perspective is wrong and no-one is leaving Ruby? But it seems every other
+        conference talk someone mentions Elixir while spitting Ruby's name.\\n\\nPerhaps,
+        There is something to Elixir/Node I have completely missed? I read their docs
+        and perused their libraries. They are missing features (and sometimes stability)
+        like tools only a few years old would.\\n\\nWhy leave Ruby?\", \"likes\":
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+        \"edited\": false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
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+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Why Elixir? Why Node.js? Coming
+        from C++, Ruby seems like a fine language.\", \"created_utc\": 1381454229.0,
+        \"ups\": 51, \"num_comments\": 46, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null,
+        \"distinguished\": null}}, {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\",
+        \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\":
+        \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I'm going
+        through the Ruby Koans right now as part of trying to learn Ruby. I just finished
+        the about_blocks koan and I really just don't understand how the <code>yield</code>
+        keyword works. Example code from the koan:</p>\\n\\n<pre><code>def
+        many_yields\\n  yield(:peanut)\\n  yield(:butter)\\n  yield(:and)\\n  yield(:jelly)\\nend\\n\\ndef
+        test_methods_can_call_yield_many_times\\n  result = []\\n  many_yields { |item|
+        result << item }\\n  assert_equal [:peanut, :butter, :and, :jelly],
+        result\\nend\\n</code></pre>\\n\\n<p>I can see that <code>result</code>
+        is getting all four yielded values from <code>many_yields</code>,
+        but I don't really understand what's going on. I especially
+        don't understand the cases where yield is called without any values.
+        Can somebody explain this keyword to me?</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON
+        -->\", \"selftext\": \"I'm going through the Ruby Koans right now as part
+        of trying to learn Ruby. I just finished the about_blocks koan and I really
+        just don't understand how the `yield` keyword works. Example code from the
+        koan:\\n\\n    def many_yields\\n      yield(:peanut)\\n      yield(:butter)\\n
+        \     yield(:and)\\n      yield(:jelly)\\n    end\\n\\n    def test_methods_can_call_yield_many_times\\n
+        \     result = []\\n      many_yields { |item| result << item }\\n      assert_equal
+        [:peanut, :butter, :and, :jelly], result\\n    end\\n\\nI can see that `result`
+        is getting all four yielded values from `many_yields`, but I don't really
+        understand what's going on. I especially don't understand the cases where
+        yield is called without any values. Can somebody explain this keyword to me?\",
+        \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\":
+        \"kvjrw\", \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false,
+        \"author\": \"glenbolake\", \"media\": null, \"score\": 46, \"approved_by\":
+        null, \"over_18\": false, \"hidden\": false, \"thumbnail\": \"\", \"subreddit_id\":
+        \"t5_2qh21\", \"edited\": false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
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+        \"name\": \"t3_kvjrw\", \"created\": 1317324898.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/kvjrw/ruby_newbie_i_dont_understand_yield/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Ruby newbie - I don't understand
+        yield\", \"created_utc\": 1317321298.0, \"ups\": 48, \"num_comments\": 36,
+        \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null, \"distinguished\": null}}, {\"kind\":
+        \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\":
+        {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div
+        class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I would really like to start a study group for
+        Ruby on Rails for this book <a href=\\\"http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book\\\">http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book</a>
+        (if you have better suggestions please let me know) I have just finished the
+        CodeCademy course for Ruby so I think I have a decent grasp on the Ruby language.
+        It would be nice if we could have a couple people who are experienced with
+        Rails help guide us through. I plan on hosting it on my website under the
+        Ruby on Rails subforum so  we can keep all our stuff uncluttered,  my website
+        is called milesftp.com(sorry for the odd name my friend had the domain registered
+        and so we decided to use it for now). If you guys are interested please let
+        me know and we will figure something's out! Thanks. </p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"I would really like to start a study group
+        for Ruby on Rails for this book http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book
+        (if you have better suggestions please let me know) I have just finished the
+        CodeCademy course for Ruby so I think I have a decent grasp on the Ruby language.
+        It would be nice if we could have a couple people who are experienced with
+        Rails help guide us through. I plan on hosting it on my website under the
+        Ruby on Rails subforum so  we can keep all our stuff uncluttered,  my website
+        is called milesftp.com(sorry for the odd name my friend had the domain registered
+        and so we decided to use it for now). If you guys are interested please let
+        me know and we will figure something's out! Thanks. \", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\":
+        null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\": \"1n9e40\", \"secure_media_embed\":
+        {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\": \"valorvision\",
+        \"media\": null, \"score\": 21, \"approved_by\": null, \"over_18\": false,
+        \"hidden\": false, \"thumbnail\": \"\", \"subreddit_id\": \"t5_2qh21\", \"edited\":
+        false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\": null, \"downs\":
+        7, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/ruby/comments/1n9e40/creating_a_ruby_on_rails_study_group_please_let/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_1n9e40\", \"created\": 1380331866.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/1n9e40/creating_a_ruby_on_rails_study_group_please_let/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Creating A Ruby on Rails Study Group,
+        please let me know if you're interested.\", \"created_utc\": 1380303066.0,
+        \"ups\": 28, \"num_comments\": 40, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null,
+        \"distinguished\": null}}, {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.IAmA\",
+        \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"IAmA\", \"selftext_html\":
+        \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>Hi Reddit! </p>\\n\\n<p>I'm
+        Annie. I report on economic policy -- taxes, the economy, Treasury, the IMF,
+        etc. -- from the D.C. bureau of the New York Times.</p>\\n\\n<p>Until
+        October, though, I was the Moneybox columnist for Slate. </p>\\n\\n<p>My
+        last piece for Slate just went up. It's a big story on how I started
+        to learn to program in Ruby, and about _why, a legend in the Ruby community
+        who disappeared two years ago. </p>\\n\\n<p>You can read it here:
+        <a href=\\\"http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/ruby_ruby_on_rails_and__why_the_disappearance_of_one_of_the_world_s_most_beloved_computer_programmers_.html\\\">http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/ruby_ruby_on_rails_and__why_the_disappearance_of_one_of_the_world_s_most_beloved_computer_programmers_.html</a></p>\\n\\n<p>You
+        can read all my Times stuff here: <a href=\\\"http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/l/annie_lowrey/index.html?inline=nyt-per\\\">http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/l/annie_lowrey/index.html?inline=nyt-per</a></p>\\n\\n<p>And
+        all my Slate stuff here: <a href=\\\"http://www.slate.com/authors.annie_lowrey.html\\\">http://www.slate.com/authors.annie_lowrey.html</a></p>\\n\\n<p>And
+        you can follow me here: <a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/#!/annielowrey\\\">https://twitter.com/#!/annielowrey</a></p>\\n\\n<p>Ask
+        me anything! </p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\":
+        \"Hi Reddit! \\n\\nI'm Annie. I report on economic policy -- taxes, the economy,
+        Treasury, the IMF, etc. -- from the D.C. bureau of the New York Times.\\n\\nUntil
+        October, though, I was the Moneybox columnist for Slate. \\n\\nMy last piece
+        for Slate just went up. It's a big story on how I started to learn to program
+        in Ruby, and about _why, a legend in the Ruby community who disappeared two
+        years ago. \\n\\nYou can read it here: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/ruby_ruby_on_rails_and__why_the_disappearance_of_one_of_the_world_s_most_beloved_computer_programmers_.html\\n\\nYou
+        can read all my Times stuff here: http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/l/annie_lowrey/index.html?inline=nyt-per\\n\\nAnd
+        all my Slate stuff here: http://www.slate.com/authors.annie_lowrey.html\\n\\nAnd
+        you can follow me here: https://twitter.com/#!/annielowrey\\n\\nAsk me anything!
+        \", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\":
+        \"qzkdt\", \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false,
+        \"author\": \"AnnieLowrey\", \"media\": null, \"score\": 141, \"approved_by\":
+        null, \"over_18\": false, \"hidden\": false, \"thumbnail\": \"self\", \"subreddit_id\":
+        \"t5_2qzb6\", \"edited\": false, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
+        null, \"downs\": 95, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/IAmA/comments/qzkdt/im_annie_lowrey_an_economic_policy_reporter_for/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_qzkdt\", \"created\": 1331919796.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/qzkdt/im_annie_lowrey_an_economic_policy_reporter_for/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"I'm Annie Lowrey, an economic policy
+        reporter for the New York Times and the author of the big Slate article on
+        Ruby and _why.\", \"created_utc\": 1331916196.0, \"ups\": 236, \"num_comments\":
+        213, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null, \"distinguished\": null}},
+        {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null,
+        \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
+        SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>I am currently a high school
+        student involved in AP CS. I am extremely well with Java, c++, python. The
+        other day I tried this new language called ruby. I instantly fell in love
+        with it. So as I do with most languages that I find appealing I try to master
+        it. As of now I have taken multiple ruby courses online and read 2 or three
+        books about it. So yesterday I was writing my first semi hard application
+        in ruby. One of my fellow class mates turns to me and looks at my computer
+        screen with horror. I asked him what the problem was. He said, "Ew
+        why are you coding in ruby". I replied and told him that I enjoy
+        this language very much. Other members in my class looked at me like I was
+        committing genocide by writing in  ruby, and from that point I was being chewed
+        out on why ruby is trash. I don't understand why. I get it has its
+        design flaws, but what language doesn't? I was wondering if something
+        like this has ever happened? In the sense where people think you're
+        dumb for writing in ruby.</p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->\",
+        \"selftext\": \"I am currently a high school student involved in AP CS. I
+        am extremely well with Java, c++, python. The other day I tried this new language
+        called ruby. I instantly fell in love with it. So as I do with most languages
+        that I find appealing I try to master it. As of now I have taken multiple
+        ruby courses online and read 2 or three books about it. So yesterday I was
+        writing my first semi hard application in ruby. One of my fellow class mates
+        turns to me and looks at my computer screen with horror. I asked him what
+        the problem was. He said, \\\"Ew why are you coding in ruby\\\". I replied
+        and told him that I enjoy this language very much. Other members in my class
+        looked at me like I was committing genocide by writing in  ruby, and from
+        that point I was being chewed out on why ruby is trash. I don't understand
+        why. I get it has its design flaws, but what language doesn't? I was wondering
+        if something like this has ever happened? In the sense where people think
+        you're dumb for writing in ruby.\", \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null,
+        \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\": \"1oj5ur\", \"secure_media_embed\": {},
+        \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false, \"author\": \"cgrillo5\", \"media\":
+        null, \"score\": 13, \"approved_by\": null, \"over_18\": false, \"hidden\":
+        false, \"thumbnail\": \"\", \"subreddit_id\": \"t5_2qh21\", \"edited\": false,
+        \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\": null, \"downs\":
+        17, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/ruby/comments/1oj5ur/what_is_wrong_with_ruby/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_1oj5ur\", \"created\": 1381904040.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/1oj5ur/what_is_wrong_with_ruby/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"What is wrong with ruby?\", \"created_utc\":
+        1381875240.0, \"ups\": 30, \"num_comments\": 50, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\":
+        null, \"distinguished\": null}}, {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\":
+        \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null, \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\",
+        \"selftext_html\": \"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>Dynamic
+        getters and setters in Perl:</p>\\n\\n<pre><code>sub AUTOLOAD
+        {\\n  my @elements = qw(color age weight height);\\n\\n  our $AUTOLOAD;\\n
+        \ if ($AUTOLOAD =~ /::(\\\\w+)$/ and grep $1 eq $_, @elements) {\\n    my
+        $field = ucfirst $1;\\n    {\\n      no strict 'refs';\\n
+        \     *{$AUTOLOAD} = sub { $_[0]->{$field} };\\n    }\\n    goto &{$AUTOLOAD};\\n
+        \ } elsif ($AUTOLOAD =~ /::set_(\\\\w+)$/ and grep $1 eq $_, @elements) {\\n
+        \   my $field = ucfirst $1;\\n    {\\n      no strict 'refs';\\n
+        \     *{$AUTOLOAD} = sub { $_[0]->{$field} = $_[1] };\\n    }\\n    goto
+        &{$AUTOLOAD};\\n  } else {\\n    croak "$_[0] does not understand
+        this method\\\\n";\\n  }\\n}\\n</code></pre>\\n\\n<p>In
+        Ruby:</p>\\n\\n<pre><code>attr_accessor :color, :age, :weight,
+        :height\\n</code></pre>\\n\\n<p>Yeah.</p>\\n</div><!--
+        SC_ON -->\", \"selftext\": \"Dynamic getters and setters in Perl:\\n\\n
+        \   sub AUTOLOAD {\\n      my @elements = qw(color age weight height);\\n
+        \ \\n      our $AUTOLOAD;\\n      if ($AUTOLOAD =~ /::(\\\\w+)$/ and grep
+        $1 eq $_, @elements) {\\n        my $field = ucfirst $1;\\n        {\\n          no
+        strict 'refs';\\n          *{$AUTOLOAD} = sub { $_[0]->{$field} };\\n        }\\n
+        \       goto &{$AUTOLOAD};\\n      } elsif ($AUTOLOAD =~ /::set_(\\\\w+)$/
+        and grep $1 eq $_, @elements) {\\n        my $field = ucfirst $1;\\n        {\\n
+        \         no strict 'refs';\\n          *{$AUTOLOAD} = sub { $_[0]->{$field}
+        = $_[1] };\\n        }\\n        goto &{$AUTOLOAD};\\n      } else {\\n
+        \       croak \\\"$_[0] does not understand this method\\\\n\\\";\\n      }\\n
+        \   }\\n\\nIn Ruby:\\n\\n    attr_accessor :color, :age, :weight, :height\\n\\nYeah.\",
+        \"likes\": null, \"secure_media\": null, \"link_flair_text\": null, \"id\":
+        \"e4upb\", \"secure_media_embed\": {}, \"clicked\": false, \"stickied\": false,
+        \"author\": \"Perceptes\", \"media\": null, \"score\": 32, \"approved_by\":
+        null, \"over_18\": false, \"hidden\": false, \"thumbnail\": \"\", \"subreddit_id\":
+        \"t5_2qh21\", \"edited\": true, \"link_flair_css_class\": null, \"author_flair_css_class\":
+        null, \"downs\": 12, \"saved\": false, \"is_self\": true, \"permalink\": \"/r/ruby/comments/e4upb/learning_perl_is_making_me_appreciate_ruby_even/\",
+        \"name\": \"t3_e4upb\", \"created\": 1289518955.0, \"url\": \"http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/e4upb/learning_perl_is_making_me_appreciate_ruby_even/\",
+        \"author_flair_text\": null, \"title\": \"Learning Perl is making me appreciate
+        Ruby even more\", \"created_utc\": 1289518955.0, \"ups\": 44, \"num_comments\":
+        44, \"visited\": false, \"num_reports\": null, \"distinguished\": null}},
+        {\"kind\": \"t3\", \"data\": {\"domain\": \"self.ruby\", \"banned_by\": null,
+        \"media_embed\": {}, \"subreddit\": \"ruby\", \"selftext_html\": \"<!--
+        SC_OFF --><div class=\\\"md\\\"><p>Hi there,</p>\\n\\n<p>I
+        started learning Ruby a few months ago and I bought myself a Microsoft Kinect
+        Cam as an early X-Mas gift. Of course I'm using Linux (yes your OS-X
+        is fine too) and don't even own an X-Box 360 ... so I started the
+        hacking.</p>\\n\\n<p>After a short time of fiddling with C, I
+        remembered how much it tends to get on my nerves and how much I love Ruby,
+        so I thought "<strong>Why not write some Kinect stuff with
+        Ruby?!</strong>". After a bit of googling I found exactly no
+        other projects except</p>\\n\\n<p>---- <a href=\\\"http://openkinect.org/wiki/Ruby_Wrapper#Sample_Code\\\">this
+        one</a> ----</p>\\n\\n<p>which was empty and so I decided
+        to <strong>post my first code snippet there</strong>.</p>\\n\\n<p>Sadly
+        nobody reacted so I have to assume that this project is dead. But what about
+        you? <em>Anyone interested in bringing some of the Kinect functionality
+        to Ruby?</em></p>\\n\\n<p><strong>What <del>I</del>
+        we managed to do:</strong></p>\\n\\n<ul>\\n<li>Control
+        the Kinects motor</li>\\n<li>Control the Kinects LED</li>\\n<li>Get
+        accelerometer data</li>\\n</ul>\\n\\n<p><strong>What
+        is missing (tried but failed):</strong></p>\\n\\n<ul>\\n<li>Get
+        an image from the RGB cam</li>\\n<li>Get an image from the depth
+        cam</li>\\n<li><del>Get accelerometer data</del></li>\\n</ul>\\n\\n<p><strong>TL;DR:</strong>
+        Started to develop a pure Ruby Kinect driver. Who wants to help?</p>\\n\\n<p>PS:
+        I'm not interested in libfreenect wrappers, I want to create a pure
+        Ruby driver. (only with libusb i.e.)</p>\\n\\n<p><strong>EDIT:
+        I've put what I got so far on GitHub: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/pachacamac/rinect\\\">see
+        here</a></strong></p>\\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->\",
+        \"selftext\": \"Hi there,\\n\\nI started learning Ruby a few months ago and
+        I bought myself a Microsoft Kinect Cam as an early X-Mas gift. Of course I'm
+        using Linux (yes your OS-X is fine too) and don't even own an X-Box 360 ...
+        so I started the hacking.\\n\\nAfter a short time of fiddling with C, I remembered
+        how much it tends to get on my nerves and how much I love Ruby, so I thought
+        \\\"**Why not write some Kinect stuff with Ruby?!**\\\". After a bit of googling
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