| // | |
| // AppDelegate.swift | |
| // iOS SDK Quick Start | |
| // | |
| // Created by Spotify on 14/06/2018. | |
| // Copyright © 2018 Spotify for Developers. All rights reserved. | |
| // | |
| import UIKit |
This is a small script I wrote that allows you to parse information of your flight when connected to United's In-Flight Wi-Fi. It provides information such as expected/actual departure, arrivals, airports, temperatures, altitude, ground speed, miles accrued for the flight and the flight number.
Copy united.rb to your computer and install the following gems:
$ gem install httparty
| [{"region":"East Midlands","university":"De Montfort University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000657"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Derby University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000659"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Jisc Collections and Janet Limited","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5004321"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Leicester University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000710"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Lincoln University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000712"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Loughborough College","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000723"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Loughborough University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5002639"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Nottingham Trent University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000747"},{"region":"East Midlands","university":"Nottingham University","url":"http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000748"},{"region":"East Midla |
When learning about sorting algorithms, I wanted to implement them to help me understand them better. This algorithm was originally invented by John von Neumann in 1948.
The Ruby script attached explains in real code what is going on. Play about with it.
Step by step:
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| require "json" | |
| class IOS | |
| def self.get | |
| q = `ideviceinfo` | |
| IOS.new(q.split("\n").map{ |item| k, v = item.split(": ", 2); { k.strip.to_sym => v.strip }}) | |
| rescue | |
| nil | |
| end |
| import React, { ReactNode } from 'react' | |
| import { useSpotifyAccessTokenFromAuthCode, useSpotifyAccessTokenFromRefreshToken } from './hooks' | |
| // Store them as environment variables! | |
| // | |
| const clientId = process.env.SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID | |
| const clientSecret = process.env.SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET | |
| const redirectUri = process.env.SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI | |
| const clientPayload = { clientId, clientSecret, redirectUri } |
This is part of a blog post series that I'm writing called Advanced Jekyll which you can find on [my website, bilaw.al][site].
You can read the blog post [Building API's in Jekyll by clicking here][post].
All the code in this gist is what I use to build API's with in Jekyll.
| (function(date_of_birth, decimal_points){ | |
| var date_today = Date.now() | |
| , date_born = Date.parse(date_of_birth) | |
| , difference = date_today - date_born; | |
| var divided_to_seconds = difference / 1000 | |
| , divided_to_minutes = divided_to_seconds / 60 | |
| , divided_to_hours = divided_to_minutes / 60 | |
| , divided_to_days = divided_to_hours / 24 | |
| , divided_to_years = divided_to_days / 365; |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/f2013/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/s2014/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/f2014/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/f2014-uk/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/s2015/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/2015-eu/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/f2015/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/f2015-eu/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/s2016/events | |
| https://mlh.io/seasons/s2016-eu/events |