Comment Comment by oezi I have been doing Ruby for so long that it feels very natural to apply a method in this way on the instance.false.notapplies the not method on the false instance in the same way thatcar.startin every OO language calls the start method on car as the receiver.So filter(list) feels just wrong when you are clearly filtering the list itself. parent oezi 1 year ago
false.not
applies the not method on the false instance in the same way that
car.start
in every OO language calls the start method on car as the receiver.
So filter(list) feels just wrong when you are clearly filtering the list itself.