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(define curryn
  (lambda (func n)
    (((lambda (f) (f f))
      (lambda (f)
        (lambda (function remaining args)
          (if (zero? remaining)
              (apply function args)
              (lambda (v)
                ((f f) function (- remaining 1) (cons v args)))))))
     func n '())))

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% m_state for while
m_state([while, C, B], S, S0) :- m_boolean(C, S), !,
    							 m_state(B, S, S1),
    							 m_state([while, C, B], S1, S0).

m_state([while, _, _], S, S).

% m_state for assignment
m_state([L, =, R], S, S0) :- remove_binding(L,S,S1),
    						 m_value(R,S,V),

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#!/bin/sh
# Pacman Mirrorlist Updater
# Stephen Brennan <stephen@stephen-brennan.com>

# Display help.
if [ "$1" = "-h" -o "$1" = "--help" ]; then
    echo "usage: newmirrors"
    echo "All-in-one utility for dealing with pacman mirrorlist updates."
    echo
    echo "Steps:"

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Introduction

Sometimes I want to make a quick web search, and I’d prefer not to leave Emacs. Sure, I could switch over to a different workspace and open a browser, but I’d much rather do it in Emacs if possible. eww will let you search instead of enter a URL, but you only get one search engine (which is, by default, Duck Duck Go). I’m used to the wonderful interface of Chrome, which allows you to use a keyword to specify your search engine, right within the “Omnibox”. Anything else feels crude. So, I decided I would implement my own search solution!

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/***************************************************************************//**

  @file         sleepsort.c

  @author       Stephen Brennan

  @date         Wednesday,  1 July 2015

  @brief        C Sleep Sort Implementation.

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Example Output of CKY Lexer

Here is the lexer description file:

[a-zA-Z_]\w*	identifier
\d+	integer
\+	ADD
\-	SUBTRACT

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"""Embed your most feature rich REPL."""

_embed_banner = '\n* BREAKPOINT: {filename}:{line}\n* Ctrl+D to continue...'


def _embed_ptipython():
    """
    Embed a ptpython prompt using IPython.

    PTPython has an IPython module supporting the exact same embedding API as

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

struct node {
  int value;
  struct node *next;
};

void ll_print(struct node *list)
{

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language: python
python:
  - 3.5
install:
  - pip install sphinx sphinx_rtd_theme
script: make html
after_success:
  - ./push.sh
env:
  global:

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"""
Finds optimal strategy for gambling chip game.

Problem: two players (Alice and Bob) play a game where gambling chips (with
numeric values) are laid out in a line.  They alternate turns.  During their
turn, a player picks up a chip on either end of the line, but not from anywhere
in the middle, and adds that chip to their collection.  At the end, the player
with the higher valued collection of chips wins.

This is a dynamic programming algorithm for solving the problem.  It runs in