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Let's Read - Eloquent Ruby - Ch 21

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By Michael Neumann, Tim Fletcher Verified, Module DidYouMean
| DEV Community
Perhaps my personal favorite recommendation for learning to program Ruby like a Rubyist, Eloquent Ruby is a book I recommend frequently to this day. That said, it was released in 2011 and things have changed a bit since then. This series will focus on reading over Eloquent Ruby, noting things that may have changed or been updated since 2011 (around Ruby 1.9.2) to today (2024 — Ruby 3.3.x). Chapter 21.
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Letter: Limit number of bills from lawmakers to get them to focus on solutions

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By Tim Fletcher Verified
| Tulsa World Verified
Here's an idea. Let's make it a rule that each Oklahoma legislator gets only two bills they can introduce each session. But if they introduce a bill that eventually gets thrown out in court because it's unconstitutional or has other problems, then they can only have one bill the next year. Maybe then they will concentrate on passing bills that actually help Oklahomans and not ones meant just to get their names in the paper.
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Law and disorder: Sense check on litigation

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By Tim Fletcher Verified, Lisa de Waal, Paige Winfield, Kerah Hamilton
| cliffedekkerhofmeyr.com
Then there are other court stories which restore our faith, such as the 2018 petition of a 69-year-old man to the courts in Holland to change his age legally because he suffered discrimination, claiming that his real age was affecting his job and dating prospects. That petition was rejected, as was the suit brought by a kidnapper against his victims for breach of contract when they escaped his capture.
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