Robert Fletcher

@ljharb [done](https://github.com/creationix/nvm/issues/926). After comparing to `rvm`, I'm not sure if it belongs here or there, since I'm wondering if they do the change asynchronously on directory change.

@wbyoung I'm running an `Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5600U CPU @ 2.60GHz` and an SSD. If you have any tips on where I can get started profiling I'd be happy to help.

This would be handy. It's a little annoying having to keep the node version for our project up to date in 2 places. One simple pass would be to ignore...

I'd be okay with choosing the most recent matching version that is installed. If people put a range, then they are responsible for dealing with the inconsistencies across versions themselves....

@KittyGiraudel yeah, I'm fine doing our current approach. In terms of event delegation, looking at [these lines](https://github.com/KittyGiraudel/a11y-dialog/blob/19edf6e6e046700faa85a11e989a5221e00c770d/a11y-dialog.js#L56-L63) I can imagine instead putting the event listener on `this.$el` instead. E.g.: ```js...

Actually, it is kind of documented that it produces a `LEFT OUTER JOIN` and can be used as such: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html#specifying-conditions-on-eager-loaded-associations

Problem with this solution is that it seems to overwrite the entire column, so other values are lost. I tried [this solution](http://blog.yannick.io/rails/2013/08/02/rails-4-active-record-hstore.html) but it didn't work either.

Does the second one not behave like it would in ruby? Because looking at it, it looks like if properties already exists then it won't assign `'a'` to `'1'`. Not...

Ah, okay, so it's more like a `Hash#merge` in ruby, or the `|` operator on arrays. Thanks for the reference.

Yeah, thought this commit changed it, but no such luck: https://github.com/engageis/activerecord-postgres-hstore/commit/0b66d8bd31333c3cff2c1abaa8057707a286c23d