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Bradley Schaefer

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@r3trofitted @noelrap As a method it would return a different Class/object every time, which does not allow you to, say, compare it to a value

(Via method): MyGem.delete != MyGem.delete # this would be a problem!

Noel Rappin

@soulcutter @r3trofitted There are a couple of ways to work around this (for one, you could memoize the function), you could also create a `Marker` class and override equality on it to have the behavior you want.