ruby - Why is "❨╯°□°❩╯︵┻━┻" with such an encoding used for a method name? -


i came across following method in sidekiq gem. invoked test_sidekiq.rb.

def self.❨╯°□°❩╯︵┻━┻   puts "calm down, bro" end 

this link able find on so.

  1. google can't understand ❨╯°□°❩╯︵┻━┻. why doesn't ruby complain encoding?
  2. what purpose of method (not looking @ body)?
  3. why did author @mike-perham use name? fun, or testing boundaries?

if not understand sense of method name, (japanese-style) facemark. whereas english facemarks rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise , long in vertical direction of actual face, japanese facemarks read in direction is, , long in horizontal direction. author of either japanese, or influenced japanese culture anime.

in particular case, each character expresses part. left right:

  • right edge of face
  • right arm raised
  • ° right eye
  • mouth
  • ° left eye
  • left edge of face
  • left arm raised
  • imaginary curve expressing trace of thrown table
  • ┻━┻ thrown upside-down table (most chabudai used seen typically in japanese homes until decades ago)

chabudai gaeshi used happen @ feudal japanese homes until decades ago. father had absolute monarchic right @ home, , whenever frustrated on something, flip chabudai during dinner show anger, , family (especially mother) had prepare dinner again.

chabudai gaeshi

here more variations.


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