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#!/bin/bash
# Script to change wallpaper
DIREC="/home/user/Imágenes/Wallpapers"
cd $DIREC
IMAGE="$(ls -1 | sort -R | head -n 1)"
export DISPLAY=:0
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri "file://$DIREC/$IMAGE"

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#lang scheme
(define range
	(lambda (future_list)
		(if (list? future_list)
			(if (= (car future_list) 0)
				future_list
			;else
				(range (cons (- (car future_list) 1) future_list))
			)
		;else

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import sys
import requests
import time
ROJO = "\033[31m{0}\033[0m"
VERDE = "\033[92m{0}\033[0m"

try:
    minuta = requests.get('http://www.usm.cl/comunidad/servicio-de-alimentacion/')
except:
    sys.exit(ROJO.format("Time out"))

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url=$1
album_id="${url##*/}"
json_data="`curl -s http://imgur.com/ajaxalbums/getimages/$album_id/hit.json`"
for line in $json_data; do
        image_id="`echo $line | grep -o '"hash":"[A-Za-z0-9]*"' | perl -pe 's/"hash":"(.*)"/$1/g'`"
        if [ ! -z $image_id ]; then
                wget "i.imgur.com/$image_id.jpg"
        fi
done

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"""
The NFA is a dictionary composed by:
    'state': [(char, new_state)]
"""
NFA = {
    'a': [['0', 'a'],('0', 'e'), ('1', 'e'), ('0', 'd'), ('1', 'd'), ('0', 'c'), ('0', 'b')],
    'b': [('1', 'e'), ('0', 'c')],
    'c': [('1', 'b')],
    'd': [('0', 'e')],
    'e': []

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#!/bin/bash

# This script was made to get the link of a chapter without surfing through
# crunchyroll, so it's ideal if you want to use streamlink to watch the anime.
# First parameter always has to be the name of the serie.
main_url="http://www.crunchyroll.com/$1"
episodes="`curl -s $main_url|egrep -o '/episode-.*?\"'|sed 's/"//g'`"
if [ -z $2 ]; then
	for episode in $episodes; do
		echo $episode

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I searched for the time on screen of every character on Game Of Thrones. I found the information until season 3 only. Here's the result:

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I found the info of the time in screen of GOT's characters. I made the csv and the plot using python3.

Here is the result:

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#!/usr/bin/python
from time import time, sleep
from random import randint
import random as r

RUTS = ['19.470.140-3',
	'20.067.784-k',
	'10.481.357-7',
	'11.624.369-5',
	'15.753.502-1',

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You need to download the source of the data (the html) of IMDb and save it as data.html, then run parse_imdb.py, this will generate the csv.

Then you can run plot.py.

Remember to use python3