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FF 00 10 00 61 FD 3D 06 11 00 02 FF FF AA 02 80 BF FF 57 D5 02 62 B6 01
88 FF FB EF 99 00 84 7F FF DF 95 00 FF FF 55 01 70 FF 

FF 9B 54 54 00 00 2C FF AF A6 32 F7 5B AD D2 FB 1B 00 34 BF 4B 15 00 EF
7F 57 2B 20 FF 7B BF FF 55 3C 

FF B7 3E 77 68 FF F3 BF 23 90 FF FF BF 6F AD 95 41 BF 3C 9F FD 57 4F CB 

FF 00 10 5E 6D 8D 1D 00 11 FB 57 2A 02 00 00 FF BF 55 2A 02 00 BB DB 10
0C 10 D8 9B 05 11 7F FF 55 01 40 FF FF 5D 15 80 FF 

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// See https://github.com/cjheath/strpp/blob/main/include/char_encoding.h
#include        <char_encoding.h>

// This MOSTLY works. I just need a way to make these both work:
// UCS4    ch = *ptr++;
// *ptr++ = ch;       // <<<< This is the tricky one.
class   UTF8P
{
private:
        UTF8*           data;

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9 = 32
99 = 32 × 11
999 = 33 × 37
9999 = 32 × 11 × 101
99999 = 32 × 41 × 271
999999 = 33 × >>>> 7 <<<< × 11 × 13 × 37
9 999999 = 32 × 239 × 4649
99 999999 = 32 × 11 × 73 × 101 × 137
999 999999 = 34 × 37 × 333667

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MAX_DIGITS = 1000

7.upto(MAX_DIGITS) do |i|
  scaled_reciprocal = (10**(i*2)) / i
  digits = sprintf("%0#{2*i}d", scaled_reciprocal)
  # printf "%d -> 0.%s...\n", i, digits
  first_repeat = nil
  offset = nil
  1.upto(i-1) do |r|
    # Break the digits into as many groups of r characters as possible

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#! /bin/bash

# Get electricity price data from Amber, and usage/generation/grid power from a Fronius inverter (site), and report.
#
# (c) Copyright 2020 Clifford Heath.
# Code is known to be incorrect. Free for use at your own risk.

# Per Amber interim API documentation:
# All timestamps in the data are market time (ie Brisbane time) and at period end,
# not start (so if it's 915am, the current period is the 930am one).

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module AlbumArtist
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern
  included do

    validates :album_id, :presence => true
    validates :artist_id, :presence => true
  end
end

module FollowedPlaylist

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CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS pgcrypto WITH SCHEMA public;
CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS fuzzystrmatch WITH SCHEMA public;

CREATE TABLE album_artist (
	-- Album Artist involves Album that has Album ID
	album_id                                ID NOT NULL,
	-- Album Artist involves Artist that has Artist ID
	artist_id                               ID NOT NULL,
	-- Primary index to Album Artist(Album, Artist in "Album is by Artist")
	PRIMARY KEY(album_id, artist_id)

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namespace 'cql' do
  APPLICATION = 'my-app-name'

  desc 'Check that there are no errors in CQL'
  task :check do
    system <<-END
      set -x
      cd "db/app"
      schema_compositor --binary #{APPLICATION}.cql
    END

cjheath

Dear Mygov,

Your web-based single sign-on solution is riddled with obvious bugs, 
and is clearly built by incompetent staff and paid for by people
who DO NOT CARE about that. I've been in the software industry for
35 years and I have never seen such an important service so
comprehensively fouled up. 

The first and most obvious thing is just a niggle: whenever I
re-visit the www.mygov.gov.au home page, I'm greeted by "Sorry,

cjheath

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