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    def add_job(self, job_type, job_id=None, on_duplicate='overwrite',
                timestamp=None, distribute=None, **data):
        """
        Add a new job to execute

        :param job_type: string with the name of the job
        :param job_id: job identifier, if not set, then a new random unique id
                       will be generated
        :param on_duplicate: action on identifier duplicate, can be "overwrite"
                             or "discard"

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"""
Groups (clusters) similar lines together from a text file
using k-means clustering algorithm.

Also does some simple cleaning (such as removing white space and replacing numbers with (N)).

Example:

    python cluster_lines.py --clusters 20 invalid_dates.txt

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# Configure a canvas element for high-def screens (retina)
highDefCanvas = (canvas, context) ->
    pixel_ratio = window.devicePixelRatio
    if pixel_ratio
        width = canvas.width
        height = canvas.height
        canvas.width = width * pixel_ratio
        canvas.height = height * pixel_ratio
        canvas.style.width = "#{width}px"
        canvas.style.height = "#{height}px"

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def main():
    import aksfjaslkdfj
    aksfjaslkdfj.blahblah
    blah + blah2
    blah3()

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        select {
        case <- messageListener:
            newData = c.GetMessages(offset)
            listener <- newData
        case <- time.After(ChannelTimeoutSec * time.Second):
            listener <- ReturnDataEmpty
        }

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   type Account struct {
        balance float64
        ...
        sync.Mutex
    }
    
    func (a *Account) Deposit(amount float64) {
        a.Lock()
        defer a.Unlock()

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import "sync"

type Channel struct {
    ...
    messages []*Message
    listeners []chan *Message
    sync.Mutex
}

...

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// JavaScript that solves http://regex.alf.nu/
// Run in Chrome or Firefox console
// Enjoy ;-)
 
// Some people, when confronted with a problem, think 
// “I know, I'll use regular expressions.”
// Now they have two problems.
 
for(var lvl in levels)  {
    var fn = function(lvl) {

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// JavaScript that solves http://regex.alf.nu/
// Run in Chrome or Firefox console
// Enjoy ;-)

// Some people, when confronted with a problem, think 
// “I know, I'll use regular expressions.”
// Now they have two problems.

for(var lvl in levels)  {
    var fn = function(lvl) {

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@pytest.yield_fixture
def v5_api_data():
    with resources.project_ctx() as project, \
        resources.item_ctx() as task1, \
        resources.item_ctx() as task2, \
        resources.item_ctx() as in_history:

        with resources.note_ctx(item_id=task1.id) as note_task_1,\
            resources.note_ctx(item_id=in_history.id) as note_task_3: