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Google recently added a dialog to let users select their search engine. Ordinarily you choose your preferred search engine and get on with life, but this doesn't appear to be the case when using Chrome for automation, such as through Capybara; everything is fine if running in headless
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Lately I've been experimenting with RubyMine. I've played around with it in the past, but always ended up back on vim for various reasons. This time I'm making a concerted effort to learn its feature set and make them work for me, and so
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When exporting data for general use, we commonly reach for CSV files; they're basically plain-text, but with a sort-of agreed-upon structure — well, there is RFC 4180 but Wikipedia agrees that implementations are inconsistent at best. For the layperson, though, Excel sheets are what's used and understood.
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Testing API calls is a little bit hairy. We can assume that the API will return the results specified in their documentation, but we'd still like to see what our API client returns; this may differ considerably from what the API itself gives us. The last thing we
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