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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am johngraber on github.
• I am jgraber (https://keybase.io/jgraber) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is F3EF D90C BA2C 6FC0 8C77 113B 3C70 C1E0 F10A F344

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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#!/usr/bin/python

# This script will rename in lower case every file and directory found in the
# current directory and below.

import os

for root, dirs, files in os.walk('.'):
    for filename in files:
        old_name = os.path.join(root, filename)

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specChars () {
   tr [:blank:] [_] | tr [/] [_] | tr -d [=~=][=!=][=@=][=#=][=$=][=%=][='('=][=')'=][=\'=][=,=][=.=][=:=][=';'=][=\\=]
}

IFS=$'\n'

files=$(ls -1)

for file in $files ; do

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#! /bin/bash

# changeCase:	a hack written to convert files from NDS upgrade CD to lowercase file names
# author:	John Hamilton, john.hamilton@wiscdrapery.com
# date:		22-APR-02
#
# usage:	This script assumes you have:
#			*) copied all of the contents of the CD to your hard drive
#			*) full read, write, execute permissions to the copied directories
#			*) no hidden files ("dot" files) in or below your current directory

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# requires mp3info be installed on system

specChars () {
   tr [:blank:] [_] | tr [/] [_] | tr -d [=~=][=!=][=@=][=#=][=$=][=%=][='('=][=')'=][=\'=][=,=][=.=][=:=][=';'=][=\\=]
}


#check with user to see if the filenames look good
mp3info -p "File: %f\nTitle:  %t\nArtist:  %a\nAlbum:  %l\nYear:  %y\nGenre:  %g\n" *.mp3
echo -n 'File names will be:' \n

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#!/bin/bash

# a very basic script for logical backup of multiple databases in a postgres cluster

# get a list of database names, not including the default databases
DB_LIST=$(psql -qAt -c "SELECT datname FROM pg_database WHERE datname <> ALL ( ARRAY [ 'postgres' ::NAME, 'template0' ::NAME, 'template1' ::NAME, 'edb' ::NAME ] )")
 
# define and create location for backups
BASE_DIR="/path_to/backups/logical"
YMD=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")

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#!/bin/bash

# a very basic phyisical backup script, this will also
# clean up archived WAL that is no longer needed
 
# define and create location for backups
BASE_DIR="/path_to/backups/physical"
ARCHIVED_WAL_DIR=/path_to/archived_xlogs
YMD=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
DIR="$BASE_DIR/$YMD"

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def trinum(n):
    
    # calculates the "triangular number" of a number
    # https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/triangular-numbers.html
    
    return n*(n+1)/2

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def wma(values, window):
    
    # requires trinum.py
    
    # using definition provided at
    # http://www.oanda.com/forex-trading/learn/forex-indicators/weighted-moving-average
    
    # create an array of weights
    # use floats when creating array, or the result is integer division below
    # and, note that they are reversed.  why?  read this:

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def hma(values, window):
    
    # requires wma.py
    
    # HMA = WMA(2*WMA(PRICE, N/2) - WMA(PRICE, N), SQRT(N))
    
    period = int(np.sqrt(window))
    
    # created wma array with NaN values for indexes < window value
    # hull_moving_averages = np.empty(window)