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/*
  I posted this on twitter (on my old/alternate account) some years ago but
  thought I'd preserve it here. Kevlin Henney, in one of his talks, points
  out that the decimal to roman numeral kata is often thought of as a
  numerical or maths problem but that if you think of it as direct symbol
  manipulation (or doing math in unary, which is almost the same thing)
  it's a lot easier. All I did was reverse the ordering of the example in a
  way that I think makes the logic more clear. Doing it this way without
  the grep repetition operators would have been very cumbersome and my guess
  is that that's why the original example was ordered the other way.

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/*
  Proof that the monk ascending the hill and the monk descending the hill
  in the riddle do cross within a meter of each other at some point along
  the path to the temple even if they are moving at random speeds.

  Technically this doesn't ensure that the trips take equal time to cover
  equal distance, but it actually doesn't matter. That part of the question
  is a red herring, as is the day usually specified to have been spent on
  the mountaintop in between. Because the two journies (or you can think of
  it as two diffent monks leaving at the same time) are conducted at the

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/*
  CONGENER - a really simple js testing framework with a weird
  name that I wrote for no real reason. As presented here it's
  set up to test your next crazy implementation of FizzBuzz.

  Written by @WhiskeyTuesday

  This project is libre, and licenced under the terms of the
  DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENCE, version 3.1,
  as published by dtf, July 2019.

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Base/Coreutils compilation emulator by mniip on stackoverflow
# A "fakebusy" script which may make it appear like you're working to a casual observer
# http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/30322/make-it-look-like-im-working
# transcribed by @WhiskeyTuesday

collect()
{
    while read line;do