Corprew Reed corprew

## genesis_public_key
04ff3ee013708cdd82506ada5006e1e7f12a2de23a73f5d9ecd6e88237f2cfb4be6116553513be7cbbd6e12d4080750dc9d6008a1306a93280b2bfcc52a8e213eb

## gist:eeae412185d08e93ea2d422af894c13c
### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am corprew on github.
  * I am corprew (https://keybase.io/corprew) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is B223 592D 6E6F 4C11 BEAD  9034 89DC 5BCB CFCA 4628

To claim this, I am signing this object:

## gist:1f3aab7118a60a32a4de
Verifying that +corprew is my blockchain ID. https://onename.com/corprew

## monster_group_differences.rb
require 'prime'
# random question.
#
# Every Prime Number greater than or equal to 5 has the following property:
# if the number is squared and one is added, it will be evenly divisible by
# 24.
#
# Determine that divisor, and for each prime greater than or equal to 5 print
# out the difference between it and the divisor of the previous prime in the list
#

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    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am corprew on github.
I am corprew (https://keybase.io/corprew) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is B643 BFD7 B98B 1B9A A4A1  2F46 4255 39CF 6607 F98A

To claim this, I am signing this object:

  
## fizzbuzz.rb
(0..100).each do |i|
  puts case
    when i%15==0
      "fizzbuzz"
    when i%5==0
      "buzz"
    when i%3==0
      "fizz"
    else
      i.to_s

## dictionary.rb
#
#     Usage:
#
#     a = Dictionary.new
#     a[:someKey] << someHash
#     a[:someKey] << someOtherHash
#
#     a.to_json => {"someKey":[someHash,someOtherHash]}
#
#     derived from code pulled out of some example on stackoverflow at some point in the distant past.

## moodle_20_get_teacher_replacement.php
# moodle 2.0 removes the get_teacher function as well as some of the other helper functions.  In general,
# these functions were very useful for doing the sort of security tests that arise in an online school.
#
# still not sure why this function was eliminated, but it seems to be for largely ideological reasons around
# capabilities being the determining factor in education rather than 'names,' but is seems odd to assign a
# role to a user in a course and then test for an attribute of that role when you're writing checks rather
# than the role itself.
#
# where $course is the course object and $DB is as per usual for moodle 2.0.
#
	### Keybase proof

	I hereby claim:

	* I am corprew on github.
	* I am corprew (https://keybase.io/corprew) on keybase.
	* I have a public key whose fingerprint is B223 592D 6E6F 4C11 BEAD 9034 89DC 5BCB CFCA 4628

	To claim this, I am signing this object:
	require 'prime'
	# random question.
	#
	# Every Prime Number greater than or equal to 5 has the following property:
	# if the number is squared and one is added, it will be evenly divisible by
	# 24.
	#
	# Determine that divisor, and for each prime greater than or equal to 5 print
	# out the difference between it and the divisor of the previous prime in the list
	#
	(0..100).each do \|i\|
	puts case
	when i%15==0
	"fizzbuzz"
	when i%5==0
	"buzz"
	when i%3==0
	"fizz"
	else
	i.to_s
	#
	# Usage:
	#
	# a = Dictionary.new
	# a[:someKey] << someHash
	# a[:someKey] << someOtherHash
	#
	# a.to_json => {"someKey":[someHash,someOtherHash]}
	#
	# derived from code pulled out of some example on stackoverflow at some point in the distant past.
	# moodle 2.0 removes the get_teacher function as well as some of the other helper functions. In general,
	# these functions were very useful for doing the sort of security tests that arise in an online school.
	#
	# still not sure why this function was eliminated, but it seems to be for largely ideological reasons around
	# capabilities being the determining factor in education rather than 'names,' but is seems odd to assign a
	# role to a user in a course and then test for an attribute of that role when you're writing checks rather
	# than the role itself.
	#
	# where $course is the course object and $DB is as per usual for moodle 2.0.
	#