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#!/bin/sh
#Script to generate a skeletal HTML AIR application
#Copyright (C) 2010 Akash Manohar J (akashxav.com)
#
#Instructions:
#add <air_sdk>/bin to path (skip this if you did when you installed AIR SDK)
#save file as newairapp in the <air_sdk>/bin
#chmod+x <air_sdk>/bin/newairapp
#usage: newairapp <app_name>
#example: newairapp HelloAir

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defmodule Mix.Tasks.Phoenix.Release do
  use Mix.Task
 
  @shortdoc "Creates a release using exrm"
 
  def run(args) do
    Application.put_env(:phoenix, :serve_endpoints, true, persistent: true)
    Mix.Task.run "release", args
  end
end

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machine:
  environment:
    PATH: "$HOME/.asdf/bin:$HOME/.asdf/shims:$PATH"
  services:
    - redis
dependencies:
  cache_directories:
    - ~/.asdf
  pre:
    - if ! asdf | grep version; then git clone https://github.com/HashNuke/asdf.git ~/.asdf; fi

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defmodule Tryout do
  def hello(name \\ "akash")
  def hello(name) do
    IO.puts name
  end
end

Tryout.hello #=> akash
Tryout.hello("nuke") #=> nuke

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defmodule Fantastic.Rotors do
  import Rotor.BasicRotors
  import CoffeeRotor
  import SassRotor

  # NOT TESTED won't work
  # TODO digested output has to be stored in the application env, as a map, so that it's accessible in the templates.
  # so the hash would contain %{"file name" => "digest"}

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Rotor.watch :all_files_in_project_root, ["*"], fn(changed, all)->
  IO.inspect "CHANGED FILES"
  IO.inspect changed
  IO.inspect "ALL FILES"
  IO.inspect all
end

# Options can be passed as a 4th arg after the rotor function.
# Currently available option is `interval`.
# Default polling interval is 2500 (2.5 seconds).

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A sorting algorithm for sorting by "hotness", roughly based on Reddit's algorithm with a few tweeks.

scope :order_by_hot, ->
  { order("round((votes_count - 1) / POW(DATE_PART('day', Now() - created_at) * 24 + DATE_PART('hour', Now() - created_at) + 2, 1.5)::numeric, 8) DESC, votes_count DESC") }

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class Story < ActiveRecord::Base
  
  # make likes count whatever basic score you want.  it would be the sum of up plus down votes, or use whatever cache counters you have and weight them accordingly.

#the magic time should just be a unix time right before people started making stuff, for us, its just 6 months before we started makr.io

  def self.ranked
    order("(ln( 1 + posts.likes_count) +  (EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM created_at) - 1327654606)/9000) desc")
  end
 

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paths = ["lib/appname/**"]

Rotor.add_group :elixir_reload, paths, fn(files)->
  Enum.each files, fn(file)->
    Code.load_file(file.path)
  end
end