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gender.vim

Don't make assumptions about gender in your documentation.

If you use VIM, you can use the following configuration to alert you to any gender-specific pronouns in your documentation, giving you the chance to de-gender them as necessary.

gender.vim extends the syntax highlighting of a filetype to highlight certain words.

You will need to load this after any default syntax highlighting gets applied to your filetype. The after directory in VIM gets loaded after other plugins or syntax files, making it the location where you should store extensions to existing behavior. If doesn't exist already, make a ~/.vim/after/syntaxdirectory, and placegender.vim` inside it.

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var s=document.createElement('script');
s.setAttribute('src','http://code.jquery.com/jquery.js');
document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(s);
 
setTimeout(function() {
svg = $("svg[width=690]")[0];
 
  var svgNS = svg.namespaceURI;
 
  var bg = document.createElementNS(svgNS, 'pattern');

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# http://www.timeanddate.com/date/special-dates.html
patterns = [
  "%Y-%m-%d",   # 2001-01-31
  "%y-%m-%d",   # 01-01-31
  "%Y-%-m-%-d", # 2001-1-31
  "%y-%-m-%-d", # 01-1-31

  "%m-%d-%Y",   # 01-31-2001
  "%m-%d-%y",   # 01-31-01
  "%-m-%-d-%Y", # 1-31-2001

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#!/bin/bash
cd ~/code/$1;
v="`gem build $1.gemspec | grep -o '\(\d\+\.\d\+\.\d\+\)$'`";
cd -; gem install ~/code/$1/$1-$v.gem

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# Install Fech
gem install fech

# Go into IRB and load Fech
irb
require 'rubygems'
require 'fech'

# Initialize a Filing object. This one is from Tim Pawlenty's (late) presidential campaign.
filing = Fech::Filing.new(723604)

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[glob]

#!/bin/bash
find . -name "*$1*"


[fglob]

#!/bin/bash
# find . -name "*$1*"

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// Toggle display of template paths
$('.oly-debug, .oly-debug-template-path').toggle();

/* Ruby helper: create ruby variables for a given segment of the template:
   e =  Event
   p =  Phase
   u =  Unit (best guess)
   r =  UnitResult
   cr = CumulativeResult
   pr = PhaseResult

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# I can create records and save current records…
elec_sum = ElectronicSummary.first
elec_sum.save

elec_sum = ElectronicSummary.new
elec_sum.candidate_id = 1
elec_sum.save

# but I can't modify existing records
elec_sum = ElectronicSummary.first

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import cookielib, urllib2, urllib, BeautifulSoup, re, time, pickle
#from courses.helpers import *

"""
This class scrapes NYU's course registration listings on Albert,
and writes the pickled data out to a specified file directory.

Shouldn't require a working NYU Net ID to work, but adding it is worth a shot
if something seems broken.