andrewgho

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# wordchomp - given set of letters, generate sets of words that use them all
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)

require 'multimap'

ME = File.basename(__FILE__)
USAGE = "usage: #{ME} letters"

# Given set of letters, generate set partitions, look for matches in dictionary

andrewgho

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# wordchomp - given set of letters, generate sets of words that use them all
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)

require 'multimap'

ME = File.basename(__FILE__)
USAGE = "usage: #{ME} letters"

# Given set of letters, generate set partitions, look for matches in dictionary

andrewgho

#!/bin/sh
# git-total-reset - wipe out any changes, make repo match origin/master
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)

git checkout -f master
git stash clear
git fetch
git reset --hard origin/master
git clean -xfd

andrewgho

#!/usr/bin/env python
# demo_subprocess.py - demonstrate Python subprocess polling and termination
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)

import os, time, subprocess

sleep_for     = 5    # How long in seconds should our test subprocess sleeps
timeout_after = 3    # Send SIGTERM to the subprocess after this many seconds
poll_delay    = 0.5  # Sleep this long between polling for subprocess status

andrewgho

#!/usr/bin/env python
# show_poll.py - show that zombie processes get reaped by poll()
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)
#
# To test: open two terminals. Run this program in one terminal, cut and
# paste the "ps" command that is printed in the other terminal, and keep
# re-running that ps command (Ctrl+P, Enter). After 5 seconds, the sleep
# subprocess exits and becomes a (sleep) zombie. After another 5 seconds,
# the parent process calls child.poll() and you should see it disappear.

andrewgho

#!/bin/sh
# is_steal_sort.sh - return true for GrabScrab steal (via letter sorting)
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)
#
# Given two words, exits with zero return status if the second word is a
# GrabScrab steal for the first (see <http://grabscrab.com>).
#
# This solution counts letters and compares the letter counts, with best
# case O(n*log(n)) performance, where n is total letter count.

andrewgho

#!/bin/sh
# is_steal_count.sh - return true for GrabScrab steal (via letter counting)
# Andrew Ho (andrew@zeuscat.com)
#
# Given two words, exits with zero return status if the second word is a
# GrabScrab steal for the first (see <http://grabscrab.com>).
#
# This solution counts letters and compares the letter counts, with best
# case linear performance, by total letter count.

andrewgho

Search for a pattern, displaying last modification time

Problem

Use grep to search for a pattern in a set of files, but in the output, display the last modification time (mtime) of each file along with the matching line.

Solution

andrewgho

# Original: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/pcorliss/5628491/raw/eccb38d840734854dd5a10b25e7d52b71612f0d7/sphinx.rb

require 'formula'

class Libstemmer < Formula
  # upstream is constantly changing the tarball,
  # so doing checksum verification here would require
  # constant, rapid updates to this formula.
  head 'http://snowball.tartarus.org/dist/libstemmer_c.tgz'
  homepage 'http://snowball.tartarus.org/'

andrewgho

The first equivalent in each section is what I use.

Measuring cup:

• OXO mini angled measuring cup, $5
• Japanese style stainless steel jigger, $9

Mixing vessel:

• 16oz. pub glass, around $3