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# On branch master
# Changes to be committed:
#   (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage)
#
#	modified:   app/controllers/memberships_controller.rb
#	modified:   app/controllers/teams_controller.rb
#	modified:   app/models/game.rb
#	modified:   app/models/team.rb
#	modified:   spec/requests/results_spec.rb
#

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# returns number of seconds elapsed on average for block execution
def profile(num_times, idx, &block)
  profile_arr = []
  num_times.times do
    beginning = Time.now
    block.call(idx)
    idx+=1
    profile_arr << Time.now - beginning
  end
  profile_arr.reduce(:+).to_f / profile_arr.size

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Curl Tutorial

Curl is free open source software that is used for making HTTP(S) requests. It's pre-installed on a variety of non-windows platforms and is supported on almost all operating systems, including Windows. It's particularly useful for debugging APIs, as testers and developers can use identical commands for reproducing issues without the need for screenshots or browsers or any other intermediate technology. Below is a short tutorial to cover most use-cases.

Basic examples

curl www.google.com #returns just the body of the HTTP request

curl -i "www.google.com" #returns the body plus the HTTP headers

curl -v "www.google.com" > /dev/null #(*nix only) HTTP headers without body

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yourCb = function(){
  console.log('hello world');
};

jQuery(function(){
  var w$ = window.$;
  var oldAjax = w$.ajax;
  w$.ajax = function(settings){
    var url = (typeof settings === "string") && settings;
    var success = null;

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namespace MyRestApi.Filters
{
    public class ValidateStateAttribute : ActionFilterAttribute, IActionFilter
    {
        public override void OnActionExecuting(HttpActionContext actionContext)
        {
            if (!actionContext.ModelState.IsValid)
            {
                var dict = new List<object>();
                //Loop through each "model"/"contract" attribute, and return the error with a 422 status with the error messages.

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$ ls wedding_registries*
wedding_registries_20161103.csv wedding_registries_20161115.csv

$ ls baby_registries*
baby_registries_20161104.csv baby_registries_20161115.csv

$ ls {baby,wedding}_registries*
baby_registries_20161104.csv    wedding_registries_20161103.csv
baby_registries_20161115.csv    wedding_registries_20161115.csv

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{
	"startedDateTime": "2016-12-16T20:16:03.865Z",
	"time": 976.1639999996987,
	"request": {
		"method": "POST",
		"url": "https://uploads.stripe.com/v1/files",
		"httpVersion": "HTTP/1.1",
		"headers": [
			{
				"name": "Pragma",

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s3 file encryption

s3 supports encryption at rest, but there isn't an option in s3 that automatically encrypts all files that are uploaded, so you need to specify encryption manually when you upload them.

how to force server-side encryption when uploading to s3

I normally upload files to s3 from the CLI like so using the --sse AES256 flag:

aws s3 cp ./your-local-file.txt \
 s3:////your-local-file.txt \

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//usage of interface
clientInterfaceInstance.trigger('window-focus', screen.width, screen.height)

//definitions
class ClientInterface {
  initialize(client) {
    this.client = client;
  }
  //public function
  trigger(event) {

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#/bin/bash
# usage: $PID=<process_id_to_wait_on> $SCRIPT=<script_to_run_after_process_exits> sh ./run-script-on-process-complete.sh
STR="$(ps -opid | grep $PID | grep -v grep)"
echo $STR
while [ "$STR" = "$PID" ]; do 
    sleep 1;
    STR=`ps -opid | grep $PID | grep -v grep`
done
sh $SCRIPT 2 > errors.log > output.log