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// Google maps does already export to geo-json, but that doesn't take lists
// into account. This script maps the `Saved` csv files, maps data to
// `Maps (your places)`, and outputs a set of geojson files for each list.

// Requirements:
//   - All locations must be "starred". This puts it in the "Saved Places.json".
//.  - Notes can be in a list location.
//   - Lists must NOT HAVE a "List description". It fucks up the csv parsing.

// Once you verify this, create a Google takeout that includes:

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git clone git@gist.github.com:8aa43ff2c0f6e2632b204b0988fd2417.git

Start via deno task start

main.js builds and runs a dev server index.tsx is client entry point

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const weather_to_drink_temp_map = {
  '0': "正常冰",
  '1': "正常冰",
  '2': "少冰",
  '3': "少冰",
  '71': "熱",
  '73': "熱",
  '75': "熱",
  '77': "熱",
  '95': "熱",

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import titleCase from "https://deno.land/x/case@2.1.1/titleCase.ts";

const [dir, postDir] = Deno.args;

const contents = [];

for await (const file of Deno.readDir(dir)) {
  if (file.name[0] === ".") continue;
  contents.push(file);
}

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Simple TSX App: Deno + React + Typescript

The simplest Typescript + React app I could come up with. Uses Deno because the runtime has out-of-the-box support for Typescript and TSX.

Usage

You need to install Deno to run this app: https://deno.land#installation

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// Builds obj from unicode emoji-test text
// https://unicode.org/Public/emoji/14.0/emoji-test.txt
// http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr51/

// Usage:
// deno run --allow-net fetch-emoji.ts

type Qualification = "fully-qualified" | "minimally-qualified" | "unqualified";

interface EmojiObj {

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ETH Keystore Guided Bruteforce

A small script I used to bruteforce my ethereum password for a really old wallet from list of possible passphrase combinations. It did the job at that time (phew)! Originally built in node.js, I rejiggered to be a deno app so I wouldn't need to push package.json, and to make importing json files look cleaner. Replace example json files with actual files to use.

keystore.json is the wallet keystore

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File Server

A basic file server, adapted from https://deno.land/std@0.125.0/http/file_server.ts The only difference is this one attempts to serve .html if there is no file extension.

Can install same as deno file_server. I like to rename to be serve:

deno install -f --allow-net --allow-read --name=serve https://gist.githubusercontent.com/ivebencrazy/de2f30bda961aeac9444de5345f68db4/raw/ff486c1206b1ee3f92514c2f8a578a8e7bbc6b45/file_server.ts

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// Deno version of Wordle
// Loosely inspired by https://gist.github.com/huytd/6a1a6a7b34a0d0abcac00b47e3d01513
//
// Run this script: deno run --allow-read wordle.ts
// Install this script: deno install --name=wordle --allow-read https://gist.githubusercontent.com/ivebencrazy/ac3c700f7d7800113c0d5d5251b0bdd8/raw/3cbf169aa7b5e59f6da033b53775085fe5d863ee/wordle.ts

import {
  bgGreen,
  bgWhite,
  bgYellow,

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# https://johnnydecimal.com/
cjd() {
  if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
    cd ~/Documents
  elif [ $1 =~ ['.'] ]; then
    cd ~/Documents/*/*/${1}*/
  elif [ $1 =~ ['-'] ]; then
    cd ~/Documents/${1}*/
  else
    cd ~/Documents/*/${1}*/