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This is a language model for http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/recurrentjs/

It is trained on the Basic English word list from https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Basic_English_alphabetical_wordlist

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var currentApp

function main(event, records) {
  if (currentApp) {
    return currentApp(event, records)
  }

  if (event.type === 'startup') {  
    return 'Press A or B'
  }

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-- a comment begins with two dashes
-- and ends at the end of the line.

-- variable declarations use the `let` keyword

let number_of_bikes 1

-- functions start with a colon,
-- followed by an argument
-- and the function body.

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for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
  console.log(generateName())
}

function generateName() {
  var v = Bag('aeio')
  var c = Bag('rtysdfgklzxvbnm')
  return c.draw()
    + v.draw()
    + c.draw()

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TODO: Possibly rename to Vladiator? (an anagram of Validator)

Validity

Validity is a JavaScript library for validating the conformance of complex objects to schemas. It's intended to be used in functional-programming-like environments where all of your program's state is wrapped up in one big immutable value object.

Validity comes with a rich suite of validator functions, but

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// Test-driven with Ji (benchristel.github.io/ji)
/**
 * This file provides APIs for "updating" immutable objects by creating a copy.
 * The apply() function traverses an object and updates the value at a given path
 * by the given function.
 */

// tests go here
// hint: open the javascript console for better failure messages

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var body = document.getElementById('container')
var lastFrame = +new Date()

function test2() {
var nParagraphs = 320
for (var j = 0; j < nParagraphs; j++) {
  body.appendChild(document.createElement('p'))
}

var paragraphs = document.querySelectorAll('p')

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/* Apps are divided into "screens". A typical game might have
 * a splash screen, a menu screen, and a loading screen, plus any number
 * of screens for the gameplay itself.
 *
 * Concretely, screens are functions that reconfigure the `state` object
 * with event handlers and view renderers that define the behavior and
 * appearance of that screen.
 *
 * Here is a definition of a basic splash screen that counts down 5 seconds

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// Tested in Chrome and Firefox.
// Note that each browser has its own format for the stack, which is kind of annoying but not insurmountable.

var e

function kaboom() { 
  eval('function inEval() {\ntry {\nthrow new Error("foo")\n} catch(_e) {\ne = _e\n}\n}\n inEval()')
}

kaboom()

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// test-driven with Ji (benchristel.github.com/ji)

// tests go here
// hint: open the javascript console for better failure messages

expect(start(1).done, eq, 1)
expect(start(2).done, eq, 2)

expect(
  start(2)