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$ cd `gem which parser`/..
$ ag  -oa ':t[A-Z_]+' | ruby -ne 'print $_.split(/::/).last' | sort -u | pbcopy

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#!/usr/bin/env bash -l

timestamp="$(date '+%Y-%m-%d-%k:%M:%S')"
archive_name="${timestamp}.tar.gz"
ruby_version=""

pem_file="$HOME/.ssh/JoshAdmin.pem"
remote_user="ec2-user"
remote_host="ec2-54-167-223-244.compute-1.amazonaws.com"
remote_path="/home/$remote_user/app/"

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module Fourier
  extend self
  extend Math
  include Math

  def to(fx)
    n = fx.length
    n.times.map do |u|
      real = imaginary = 0
      fx.each_with_index do |(f_real, f_imaginary), k|

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

// (4, head) <-- base of the list
//     /
//    /       ("c") -> ("d") -> ("e")
// ("b")----/


struct node {

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# UPDATE: I've stopped putting updates into this gist
# as it's starting to get into the internal structure of our db
# Instead, you need to get the link to the private gist.
# You can ask me or Matt for it.

# -----------------------------


# CURRENT STATUS:
# * handles composite primary keys

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require 'sinatra/base'
require 'rspec/autorun'
require 'capybara/dsl'


class MyApp < Sinatra::Base
  enable :inline_templates
  get '/users/:id' do
    "User number #{params[:id]}"
  end

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// After you think you understand this program, try writing it yourself until
// you can get it to work, the first time, without error ^_^
//
// ALSO: remember:
// $ gcc program.c   # compile
// $ ./a.out         # run

// We'll get `printf` from standard input/output's header file
#include <stdio.h>

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# ==========  READ THIS LAST  ==========
# It prob won't make sense, anyway, as there's a lot of implicit nuance.
# I don't even fully understand the flags I'm setting it to.
public def to_s!
  require 'fiddle'
  Fiddle::Pointer.new(2*object_id)[0, 16] =
    [5373957, 2*String.object_id].pack('q2') # flags & class
end

# ==========  SETUP  ==========

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#include <stdio.h>

/* $ ./a.out Erin

// registers (stored on the CPU)
stack pointer:   0x02
base pointer:    0x00
program counter: 0043

// "the stack" ("working" memory, ie for a given function)

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require 'fiddle'
public def class=(new_class)
  obj_ptr       = Fiddle::Pointer.new 2*self.object_id
  klass_ptr     = Fiddle::Pointer.new 2*new_class.object_id
  obj_ptr[8, 8] = klass_ptr.ref[0, 8]
end

class A
  attr_accessor :a, :b, :c
end