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Oct 21, 20269 min read100DaysToOffloadRubyRuby Blocks, Procs, and LambdasA first-principles understanding of how Ruby passes, stores, and executes code blocks using Procs and Lambdas.
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Sep 8, 20263 min read100DaysToOffloadIF by Rudyard KiplingA poem I read in my school days but understood way later.
Sep 7, 20262 min read100DaysToOffloadWrite. Publish. Move OnThe self-censorship habit I am trying to break.
Aug 31, 20263 min readRubyProgramming100DaysToOffloadDifference between load, require, and require_relative in RubyA handy note on when to use load, require, and require_relative in Ruby.
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