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I'm a ruby developer passionate about developing clean code that makes for programming happiness. I'm also am passionate about freedom, liberty, and capitalism, and enjoy jamming out some good rock or jazz on the piano.

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Open in Emacs finder droplet

Here's a handy finder droplet to open a file in Emacs (for MacOS X): OpenInEmacs Here's how you install it / use it: Demo Video

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