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var hashCode = function(s) {
  return s.split("").reduce(function(a, b) {
    a = ((a << 5) - a) + b.charCodeAt(0);
    return a & a
  }, 0);
}

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  public string pastelColorForString (string s) {
      UInt32 hashCode = BitConverter.ToUInt32 (
          new SHA1CryptoServiceProvider ().ComputeHash (
              Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes (s)
          ),0
      );
  
      return "#" +
          ((((hashCode >> 24) & 0xFF)+255)/2).ToString ("X") +
          ((((hashCode >> 16) & 0xFF)+255)/2).ToString ("X") +

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String.prototype.reverse = function () {
    return this.split("").reverse().join("");
}

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String.prototype.getPastel = function (rgb) {
  var radix = (!rgb) ? 16 : 10;

  var hashCode = this.split("").reduce(function (a, b) {
    a = ((a << 5) - a) + b.charCodeAt(0);
    b = ((b << 5) - b) + a;
    return a << b;
  }, 0);

  var rad = function (bitshift) {

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#Git-flow tutorial

by Alexander Jeurissen

I created a test repository on Github to check if git-flow can aid in keeping a clean branch model. In the steps below you can see how I create a new feature and release containing our new feature.

1. Create remote repository on Github
2. Clone de remote repo with git clone
3. Init git flow with defaults: git flow init -d

result:

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; .editorconfig

root = true

[**.js]
brace_style = collapse, end-expand, expand-strict
break_chained_methods = false
e4x = false
eval_code = false
indent_style = space

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var scale = function (sourceDomain, targetDomain, x) {
        var sourceMin = sourceDomain[0];
        var sourceMax = sourceDomain[1];

        var targetMin = targetDomain[0];
        var targetMax = targetDomain[1];

        return {
          value: (((targetMax - targetMin) * (x - sourceMin)) / (sourceMax - sourceMin)) + targetMin,
          scalingFactor: (targetMax - targetMin) / (sourceMax - sourceMin)

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String::charCodes = ->
  @split("").reduce (previousValue, currentValue, index, array) ->
    array[index] = currentValue.charCodeAt 0
    array
  , 0

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//coffescript version

String::toBinary = ->
  @split("").reduce (result, char) ->
    bin = char.charCodeAt(0).toString(2)
    result += "00000000".slice(0, 8 - bin.length) + bin
  , ""

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    " d8b     888  e88~~8e  Y88b  /    /~~~8e  888-~88e  e88~\888  e88~~8e  888-~\ Y88P  d88~\
   " /Y88b    888 d888  88b  Y88b/         88b 888  888 d888  888 d888  88b 888    __/  C888
  " /  Y88b   888 8888__888   Y88b    e88~-888 888  888 8888  888 8888__888 888          Y88b
"  /____Y88b  888 Y888    ,   /Y88b  C888  888 888  888 Y888  888 Y888    , 888           888D
" /      Y88b 888  '88___/   /  Y88b  `88_-888 888  888  '88_/888  "88___/  888         \_88P

" Y88b      / ,e,
"  Y88b    /   "  888-~88e-~88e 888-~\  e88~~\