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{ disableIndentCorrections = :true; }

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'rest-client'
require 'nokogiri'

addresses = (1..10).inject([]) do |addresses, page|
  $stderr.puts "fetching page #{page}"
  
  html = RestClient.get 'http://mcserverlist.net/lists/top', params: {page: page}
  doc = Nokogiri::HTML(html)
  addresses += doc.css('.ip-and-port').map {|node| node.text.strip }

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'active_support/core_ext'

abort("usage: #{__FILE__} day|week|month") unless %w(day week month).include?(ARGV[0])

$stdin.readlines.map {|l|
  timestamp, amount = l.strip.split(',', 2)
  [Time.at(timestamp.to_i), amount.to_i]
}.group_by {|(time, _)|
  case ARGV[0]

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namespace :db do
  task :pivot => :environment do
    schema = Mongoid::Config.master[:schema_info]

    pivots = Dir[File.join('db', 'pivots', '*.rb')]

    previous_pivots = schema.find.map {|p| p['file']}

    pivots_to_run = (pivots - previous_pivots).sort

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all for the best - thom yorke
feels like ecstasy - 65daysofstatic
evan spring - plaid
szerencsétlen - venetian snares
known(1) - autechre
sweet love for planet earth - fuck buttons
it's guy time (i don't mind) - 65daysofstatic
the end - enduser
down - drumcorps
skip divided (modselektor remix) - thom yorke

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task1.hs:43:22:
    Could not deduce (a ~ Query)
    from the context (Data a)
      bound by a type expected by the context: Data a => a -> a
      at task1.hs:(42,14)-(44,22)
      `a' is a rigid type variable bound by
          a type expected by the context: Data a => a -> a at task1.hs:42:14
    In the expression: a
    In a case alternative: (SNot (SNot a)) -> a
    In the expression:

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require 'benchmark'
require 'redis'
require 'digest/md5'

n = 10000
redis = Redis.new

Benchmark.bm do |bm|
  bm.report do
    n.times { Digest::MD5.hexdigest 'christopher.lloyd@gmail.com' }

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eg1 = ['not', ['nor', ['var', 'a'], ['var', 'c']]]
eg2 = ['nor', ['nor', ['var', 'a'], ['var', 'b']], ['var', 'a']]
eg3 = ['not', ['nor', ['var', 'a'], ['var', 'b']]]

findVars = (q) ->
  switch q[0]
    when 'nor'
      # Intersect these two vals
      findVars(q[1]) + findVars(q[2])
    when 'not' then findVars(q[1])

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So why is the asset pipeline awesome?

1. Works on Heroku. Also, Cedar is awesome.
2. Minifies/gzips assets in production, leaves them raw in dev.
3. gem 'backbone-rails' and in your application.js.coffee #= require backbone. Bam!

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heroku-switch() {
  cd $HOME/.heroku
  ln -fs $1.credentials credentials
}