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Python ASCII word frequency analyzer

No suprise, It's borked!

This is a little side project i've been working on for the last few weeks because I decided I wanted to create a dynamic test case system for a friend of mines, machine learning class homework. Needless to say, I've had my hands full and I'm kinda tired of working on the f**ker! It's a little broken, the ps0 assignment that I finished should should be somewhere along the lines of complete, save for a few things. It workes for the original test cases but not my randomly generaterated ones and that could be either because I fucked up the generator somehow or It doesn't cover every string case...

Most likely it's a generator error because that's the thing that's taken me the longest to program. Between minor optimizations and design choices

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swcp.sh (Secure Worm Copy)

(;n;)

I'm so pissed a this project. I guess this is what I get for not doing the proper R&D before beginning a project, am I right? Basically, The reason I'm abandoning this project is because ssh intentionally removes the ability of the user to nest non-interactive ssh sessions. It's done for security obviously. But it frustrates me that I can't help resolve my friend's issue with school server LAG. Which was literally the only reason I started this project...

The problem:

I'm my friends programming tutor right? Well, they're taking classes at Clark College in Washington, and both of their programming classes require that they login to the schools ssh server to get any work done. My friends python class was easy to deal with since their class files

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xclipcommit

• Language: (LEGACY) BORNE SHELL SCRIPT
• Compilation Project: M3TIOR's Toolbox
• Dependencies: git, xclip
• Platform: Shell: Debian Shell, dash; Bourne Shells, sh & bash;
• Version: 1

xclipcommit is just a small shell script that pushes your xorg clipboard into the current git branch as the commit message. I decided to write this little tool as a cure to my woes working with git, as I usually end up writing my commit messages in

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#!/usr/env/python3
#
# M3TIOR 2017

# IT'S ALIVE!!!!
def n_expand(*lists):
	ret = []							# our output list
	counter = [0 for l in lists] 		# this holds all our counters
	c_max = [len(l) for l in lists]		# this holds all the counter's max values
	digits = len(counter)				# the number of spaces / digits in our outputs

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#!/bin/sh

# M3TIOR 2017
#
#	This command does two things, sets the system clock, and the hardware clock
#	It does these things well, but requires user input. However I made
#	script for nothing special... Occasionally I forget to turn my laptop off
#	and completely kill the battery. This in turn kills the hardware clock and
#	thus, it defaults to some time in 2197. That prevents me from using
#	the interwebs to help me help myself.

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SVG2

WARNING: This project is incomplete!

So, for the longest time now I've been making all my web-specific art in svg. I just recently made a piece of work that for most svg renderers can't handle, which I included in this gist just to give a little example as to why this is so frustrating.

But the thing is, typical SVGs can't properly use polygons or paths in a defined group. Now honestly I'm pretty sure that's a major design flaw considering it's a lot harder to make templates for your works when your method of doing so is constrained

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#!/usr/bin/python3
#!/usr/bin/env python3

# The MIT License
#
# Copyright (c) 2018 Ruby Allison Rose
#
# Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
# of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
# in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights

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#!/bin/bash
#!/usr/bin/bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash

#
# M3TIOR 2018
# 	This is a little script I want to finish eventually.
#	But for now the project this belongs to is calling my name and I'm really
#	tired of not having that around. So expect to see this in the shell
#	playground when I'm done with that. Or, well... at least until I have the

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#!/bin/bash
#!/usr/bin/bash

#
# M3TIOR 2018: getopt bash mimic;
#

getopt(){
	#NOTE:
	#	Ok, so I know this looks really dumb, having a double assignment;

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

#
# M3TIOR 2018
#
# This is just a small test I whipped together to find all the instances in
# a binary value where, if the bit's are flipped along the vertical axis,
# the flipped instance will contain a larger decimal value than the original.
# Just so I could make sure value conversions would always be correct for my
# pyna project when doing flipped encoding and decoding. Since I made that an