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Totally agree with not using this with procs/lambdas, but his first example seemed like a nice use case.

This is cool, I used the same technique in the discover-devtools.codeschool.com course for the first challenge.

So very true. I've been apprenticing a junior developer and it's been a huge productivity boost for me.

Where does pitch club happen? Online? Coming soon to a city near me?

Code School open sourced their ruby sandboxing. Might be worth a look. https://github.com/envylabs/RubyCop

Would your life really be better if video watching was a crappier more convenient experience? What if you took that money and scheduled a regular meetup with a friend at a indie movie house where you discuss the movie over coffee afterwords? I value intentional and rich experiences over convenient and therefore cheaper experiences. Some might argue that it's not an either or situation, but I'm lazy and know that I'd choose the convenient (and lamer) option if it required less effort.

Thanks so much for sharing this.

Totally agree. The flip side is I've got a friend who as a company that has almost gone under just from the threat of a legal battle he can not afford to fight. Those things are time consuming and suck the life out of a person.

If I ignore it and my side project takes off they'd have claim to the copyright. Sounds like a huge legal mess.

Totally agree, thanks Angelo.

Appreciate the feedback madhouse.

Thanks so much for the advice! I was really hoping to find out how common this type of arrangement was and if people were comfortable working under it. The posts I've seen have mostly focused on the legal aspects of it.