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Ruby, SEX and STDs: infectious practices Posted: Feb 12, 2007 8:41 AM
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Let's get past the shame and stigma and talk about the ailments of your code. Yes, you could be infected right now without knowing it. Anecdotal evidence indicates that maybe as many as three in four Rubyists are.

It might be endogenous (bad laziness), or maybe you caught it via risky SEX*1. Fortunately, the condition is easy to diagnose, even if the treatment isn't effortless.

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Say we're writing sqlitespace.rb*2, a small library which might be released for external consumption at some point in time, which implements persistent DRb TupleSpaces atop SQLite.

sqlitespace.rb requires sqlite.rb, which happens to be infected. At this point, sqlitespace.rb is at great risk, and very likely to be contaminated too.

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Re: Ruby, SEX and STDs: infectious practices Posted: Oct 31, 2007 3:11 PM
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Being infected without knowing is possible, of course! The problem is that if there are reasons to check you up, you may find it, otherwise, the autopsy will tell. Well, just kidding, but you should check more and more these
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