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  <script src="lodash.custom.min.js"></script>
  <script type="text/javascript">
    /*
     Example:
     _({key: value}).join('=', ';') === 'key=value;'
    */
    (function(){
      var oldJoin = _.prototype.join;
      _.prototype.join = function (colon, comma) {
        if ( comma ) {

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Keywords here are "SVG" and "CSS3"

The regex should find only words found in the text or in individual keywords in a URL seperated by dashes. It should NOT match any keywords located in shortned URL hashes.

Should match:

"I love this thing about SVG. http://foo.com/article" "This is awesome http://super-awesome-svg.com" "I <3 this css3 button thing http://codepen.com/abcdefg"

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leadingMultiple = 0
multiples = {}
# first do multiples of 3:
while leadingMultiple < 1000 do
  multiples[leadingMultiple] = :present;
  leadingMultiple += 3
end

# reset to zero

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# Fibonacci sequence
fibs = [1,2]
while (leadingFib = fibs[-1] + fibs[-2]) < 4000000 do
  fibs.push(leadingFib)
end

puts fibs.select{ |i| i%2==0 }.inject(:+)

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Typical has_many :items, :through => :list_items A MediaItem is a book, audiobook, or video, or any other generic MediaItem A MediaList can be one of two things: a category and a users personal library.

By allowing a MediaItem to know about how many lists it is on, you can track usage and popularity of that MediaItem and show 'tags' representing each category it's in.. so but I think category and a users media collection should both be unique and inherit from MediaList.. could this be polymorphism? So there are 2 types of MediaLists,

# app/models/media_list.rb
class MediaList < ActiveRecord::Base
 has_many :media_list_items

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

loop {
puts "reasonable bay area salary:" #70000
baySalary = baySalary || 70000
baySalary = gets.to_i || baySalary || 70000
puts "reasonable monthly cost for room in bay area:" #750
bayRent = bayRent || 740
bayRent = gets.to_i || bayRent
puts "reasonable monthly cost for room in Eugene: (default 370)"

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I figured I would just write this gist in case anybody searches is.

taras/Ember-PouchDB has a more unique api, but I think it passes the ember-data test suite..

nolanlawson/ember-pouch simply makes the ember-data api work with pouch through relational-pouch.

Which one is better? I'm really not sure, but with nolanlawson/ember-pouch, nolan has made the regular ember-data api work with pouch in a pretty clean way. All you do is setup the adapter.

Please comment with more info as I haven't gotten to try out both plugins, I don't know jack lanterns

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// inverseA is the inverse function from this page but it only returns the newColor: http://www.webmasterorbit.com/rgb-hex-code.html

var text, node;
[].slice.call(document.getElementsByTagName('string'))
.forEach(function(node){
  text = node.innerText;
  if ( text.indexOf('#') === 0 ) {
    node.innerText = '#' + inverseA(text.substring(1, 7) )
  }
})

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Wanted to withhold this harsher criticism from this comment: nolanlawson / ember-pouch / pull / 30 #issuecomment-72339191 but wanted to save it, and if someone searches google for "PouchDB security" they can find my more honest opinion:

"Concerned about the fact that you would remove documentation about security on the basis that you don't quite understand it, and not take the initiative to go and learn about it. It would be foolish to assume PouchDB currently has good security if a maintainer doesn't know what CSP is and doesn't take initiative to learn about it."

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#!/bin/bash
mkdir temp
cd temp
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/tcpick/tcpick/0.2.1/tcpick-0.2.1.tar.gz
tar zxvf tcpick-0.2.1.tar.gz
cd tcpick-0.2.1
CFLAGS="-m32" ./configure
echo "char *lookup();" >> src/lookup.h
make
sudo make install