Very clever, learned the existence of filter because of this example!

It's giving me an unknown error, but my algorithm is working just fine on my computer, negafibonacci and all!

Damn, I'm stuck! Don't know what to do here at all. Gonna lurk around a little bit, I hope I can make this soon.

Practiced a little bit, learned a lot by your example, thanks!

Can't understand clearly what's going on the gsub, but this is a short and beautiful solution!

I don't know how to use that rescue method there. I can't find any documentation anywhere!

I learned this method only because of this kata, and reading a Ruby book. I remembered this kata when I was looking around the array cap methods. It was useful to me, that I know.

That's why I got it wrong, it needs ALL matched sex to have a superior number!

Still cracking my hean on this, can't understand how I'm wrong on my code.

Didn't know that hashes could be manipulated that way!

I think round(2) would not work if value == 1.0, since it would not give it one more zero, so value would have the two final decimal houses.

Same situation here