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; TODO: Add retirement, other investments, house, etc 

alias A=Assets
alias B=Assets:Banking
alias V=Assets:Investments
alias C=Liabilities:Credit
alias L=Liabilities
alias E=Expenses
alias I=Income

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// Code for https://medium.com/@geetduggal/the-power-of-obsidian-for-personal-finance-accounting-f00bbcb1b66f

// Step 1: SUPER shameful poor-man parsing of a ledger journal file

const ledgerFile = await dv.io.load("🔲 Spaces/💰 Finances/transactions.ledger.md")
let allTransactions = ledgerFile.split(/\n\n/).
  filter((transactionText) => {
     return !(transactionText.startsWith(";") || transactionText.startsWith("alias") || transactionText.match(/^\s*$/))
  }).
  map((transactionText) => {

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import "bam_chrom_counter.wdl" as bcc

workflow scale_counter {
    File bam
    Int n

    scatter (i in range(n)) {
        call bcc.bam_chrom_counter {
            input: bam = bam, i = i
        }

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workflow bam_chrom_counter {
    File bam
    Int i

    call slice_bam {
        input : bam = bam
    }
    scatter (slice in slice_bam.slices) {
        call count_bam {
            input: bam = slice

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def python:
  pass

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bind-key -n S-Left swap-window -t -1
bind-key -n S-Right swap-window -t +1
set -g mode-mouse on
set -g mouse-resize-pane on
set -g mouse-select-pane on
set -g mouse-select-window on

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locations:
    - instance-1
    - instance-2
    - instance-3

jobs:
    - {name: job-1, request-time: 0, start-time: 2, duration: 30, location: instance-1}
    - {name: job-2, request-time: 1, start-time: 3, duration: 15, location: instance-2}
    - {name: job-3, request-time: 10, start-time: 20, duration: 15, location: instance-2}
    - {name: job-4, request-time: 5, start-time: 5, duration: 45, location: instance-3}

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# A simple script to make a plot of jobs given a simple YAML file describing a scheduling of jobs at locations
# I have various variants of this to do more complex plotting at scale, but this contains the basics
# An example of the scheduling file is in job-schedule.yaml

import argparse
import pprint
import yaml

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Plots a schedule of jobs from a YAML input')
parser.add_argument('schedule', help='YAML file of job output')

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" curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/geetduggal/d9702695b96b13532a291d74f7a38e38/raw >> ~/.vimrc
syntax on

" Basic space and tab preferences
set ts=4
set sw=4
set expandtab

" Get rid of typically undesirable whitespace
if has("autocmd")

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# Append to new system bashrc
# curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/geetduggal/830cda2cf406601833fce50dacbf54a5/raw >> ~/.bashrc

# A more VI experience within bash
export EDITOR=vi
set -o vi

# Allow grep to preserve colors even when piping into less
alias grep='grep --color=always'
alias less='less -r'