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const dom = ({tag='div', attributes={}, styles={}, classes=[], text=null, children=null}) => {
  const el = document.createElement(tag)
  el.className = classes.join(' ')

  for (let [key, value] of Object.entries(attributes)) {
    if (value) {
      el.setAttribute(key, value)
    }
  }

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@NeillBlomkamp: I should check that out- what I am attempting to do is communicate/ interact with and make films for the audience with no middle man #

Asymco

• The App Revolution (in Filmmaking) EXCELLENT
• Hollywood by the numbers
• Bigger than Hollywood (app store)

Stratechery

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How to get WebVR working with your brand-new Daydream View & Pixel.

1. Update Daydream app to latest (Play Store)
2. Update Chrome app to latest (Play Store)
   • Tip: if you're feeling brave, download Chrome Canary instead. Better perf and new features.
3. Update Google VR Services (Play Store)
4. Open chrome://flags/#enable-webvr
   • Click "Enable"
5. Open chrome://flags/#enable-vr-shell
   • Set dropdown to "Enabled"

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"""
This script fetches the latest master of all of the openag firmware repositories, then removes the `.git`, etc.
"""
import subprocess
import argparse
from os import path

LIBS = set((
    "https://github.com/OpenAgInitiative/openag_firmware_module.git",
    "https://github.com/OpenAgInitiative/rosserial_arduino_libs.git",

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{
  "_id": "general_greens",
  "recipe_format": "phased",
  "version": "1.0",
  "optimization": [
    "general purpose"
  ],
  "date_created": "2017-02-08",
  "author": "openag",
  "stages": [

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class Memoize:
    """
    Memoize a function based on the arguments passed in. Example::

        @Memoize
        def foo(x, y): return x + y
    """
    def __init__(self, f):
        self.__function = f
        self.__cache = {}

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# Implementation ideas:
# run this past sentient to verify vector based approach is better than timeseries
# get better nutrient data from gen hydro catalogue
# run this past Arielle to see if this is a good default basil recipe
# check this against Dan's grow data to verify this is a good default basil recipe
# evaluate plausability of auto-generating this recipe format from Dan's grow data
# run this past x10 people on the team to see if this is an intuitive way to create recipes
# ask people on the forum if they like this method of creating recipes?

# Why is this idea interesting?

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{
   "_id": "long_test_recipe",
   "format": "simple",
   "operations": [
       [
           0,
           "air_temperature",
           25
       ],
       [

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{
  "firmware_module": [
    {
      "_id": "ds18b20_1",
      "type": "ds18b20",
      "environment": "environment_1",
      "arguments": [4],
      "outputs": {
        "temperature": {"variable": "water_temperature"}
      }

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--[[
Lua multimethods. Inspired by Clojure's multimethods.

How to use it:

    local Multi = require('multimethods')

    -- Create a new multimethod and use isa as dispatch function.
    -- This will dispatch on first argument by type.
    local foo = Multi.create(isa)