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This is the quickest way I've found to kill all tmux sessions

# detach from each session
<prefix>d

# kill tmux and all sessions
tmux kill-server

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barrette batterer
barye beray yerba
basally salably
basaltic cabalist
base besa sabe
basion bonsai sabino
basketwork workbasket
bastille listable
bat tab
batcher brachet

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WEB_SAFE_NUMBERS = [
  0,   # 00
  51,  # 33
  102, # 66
  153, # 99
  204, # cc
  255  # ff
]

def closest_web_safe_color(string)

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WEB_SAFE_NUMBERS = [
  0,   # 00
  51,  # 33
  102, # 66
  153, # 99
  204, # cc
  255  # ff
]

def closest_web_safe_color(string)

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# https://leetcode.com/problems/count-primes/description/

# return the number of prime numbers less than a positive number n
def count_primes(n)
  primes = []
  (2..n-1).each do |i|
    primes[i] = true
  end

  (2..Math.sqrt(n)).each do |i|

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class Solution
  def initialize
    @known_strings = {}
  end

  def word_break(string, word_dict)
    if @known_strings[string]
      return @known_strings[string]
    end

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def replace_words(dict, sentence)
  regex = /\A(#{dict.join('|')})/

  sentence.split.inject([]) do |new_words, word|
    if match_data = word.match(regex)
      new_words << match_data.captures[0]
    else
      new_words << word
    end
  end.join(' ')

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defmodule Search do
  def chop(_val, []), do: -1

  def chop(val, [head|tail]) when tail == [] do
    if val == head, do: 0, else: -1
  end

  def chop(val, list) do
    chop(val, 0, length(list) - 1, list)
  end

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class Dependencies
  def initialize
    @dependencies = Hash.new {|h,k| h[k] = []}
  end

  def add_direct item, new_dependencies
    @dependencies[item] += new_dependencies
  end

  def dependencies_for item

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def validate_messages(message)
  message.split(' ').each do |msg|
    if valid? msg
      puts msg + " VALID"
    else
      puts msg + " INVALID"
    end
  end
end