arirusso

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# only show pixels that pass a certain threshold of color saturation

class SaturationFilter < Processing::App

  load_library :video
  include_package "processing.video"
  
  def setup    

arirusso

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# this is a test of ruby-processing (https://github.com/jashkenas/ruby-processing) where
# captured video is written to a QuickTime file

# use "rp5 unpack library" at a command line to install the video library if you haven't

# tested with Ruby 1.9.2 on OSX with built in web cam

class VideoCaptureToFileTest < Processing::App

dieterplex

#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

import urllib2
import time

_ITERATIONS = 200


start_time = time.time()
for i in range(0, _ITERATIONS):

mrdoob

import os

for i, filename in enumerate(sorted(os.listdir("."))):
  os.rename(filename, "{0}.png".format(i))

uhziel

unameh()
{
        echo "kernel-name: $(uname --kernel-name)"
        echo "nodename: $(uname --nodename)"
        echo "kernel-release: $(uname --kernel-release)"
        echo "kernel-version: $(uname --kernel-version)"
        echo "machine: $(uname --machine)"
        echo "processor: $(uname --processor)"
        echo "hardware-platform: $(uname --hardware-platform)"
        echo "operating-system: $(uname --operating-system)"

jlfwong

#!/bin/bash

sandbox="$(mktemp -d)"
hasstdin=false

if [ ! -t 0 ]; then
    cat <&0 > "$sandbox/stdin.txt"
    hasstdin=true
fi

fosslc

Overview

The Freeseer project is a powerful software suite for capturing video. It enables you to capture great presentations, demos, training material, and other videos. It handles desktop screen-casting with ease. It is one of a few such tools that can also record vga output. It is particularly good at handling large conferences with hundreds of talks. Freeseer can run on a laptop with commodity hardware such as a web cam, camcorder, or vga capture device. The resulting system fits easily into a laptop and can be assembled in under 10 minutes to record any number of presentations/demos/talks.

Freeseer is implemented in Python, uses Qt for its GUI, and quite approachable and easy to learn the code base given it's clear structure and reasonable size (17K lines of code). One can make a significant contribution to Freeseer, perhaps more than many other open source projects.

Freeseer is the best software available for recording large conferences. We have put a lot of thought and automation into work flow to

SumuduF

import sys

MOD = 1000000007

def main():
  for (i, (n, k, cards)) in enumerate(testcases()):
    print "Case #{0}: {1}".format(i+1, subsum(n, k, cards))

def testcases(cin=sys.stdin):
  m = int(cin.next())

SumuduF

import sys

def main():
  for (i, (n, a)) in enumerate(testcases()):
    print "Case #{0}: {1}".format(i+1, regions(n, a))

def testcases(cin=sys.stdin):
  nc = int(cin.next())
  for _ in xrange(nc):
    nums = map(int, cin.next().split())

rikukissa

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