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May the Truffle of a Ruby be with you!
@eregon

On page 236, with a comic about adding a dividing slash to arrays, @eregon left a blessing with a little drawn gem:

May the Truffle of a Ruby be with you! @eregon

@eregon

The @truffleruby maintainer himself, wishing you the Truffle. The comic insists "RUBY doesn't come with this method! And skeletons don't come with beards. But wizards do!" A fox, neither skeleton nor wizard, accepts the truffle and moves on.

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Also mentioned: @truffleruby

see it on ruby.social ↗

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  1. @whysfoxes I like this page because defining extra operators is fun, easy and powerful. I recall Pathname didn't have #/ back in the days. In my path gem I added that and also #%, given it's the inverse of / it's like but much shorter

    Benoit Dalozeon ruby.social ↗

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