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Map<Positon, Long> positionProb;
List<Position> finalReachableCells;
List<Position> visitedCells;

/**
 * Class to represent the positon
 */
class Positon {
  int x;
  int y;

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package main

import (
     "fmt" 
     "sync")

func printEvenNumbers(ch chan int){
  for i:=2; i<=45; i=i+2 {
   ch<-i;
  }

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#!/bin/env node

/**
 * This scripts check of the existence of gender pronouns
 * and aborts the commit if any of them are found
 *
 * Don't consider it as silly, because its really 'NOT!'.
 * One of the core contributor of libuv had to depart since didn't
 * accept a PR related to gender pronoun fix, so think
 * carefully before using gender pronouns

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javascript:(function() {

    if(!window.your_bookmarklet) {

        var doc = document,
            js = doc.createElement('script');

        js.type = 'text/javascript';
        js.src = 'loader.js';
        js.async = true;

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Description

This will be a REPL where user can query for twitter content within node REPL.


End result will be like this..

node twitter-repl

# Will get into REPL

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function getInstrumentedFn(fn){
return new Proxy(fn, {
  apply: function(target, that, args){
     //get the function name
     var fName = fn.name || ('random function_' + parseInt(Math.random() * 1000));

     //mark the starting of function.
     performance.mark(fName + '_start');
     var returnValue = fn.apply(that, args);

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<span class="custom-select">

	<span class="header">Recipient:</span>
	<span class="option" data-option="normal">Normal</span>

	<ul class="dropdown">
		<li data-option="all">All: Email everyone</li>
		<li data-option="normal">Normal: Everyone except pre-existing low traffic subscribers</li>
		<li data-option="none">None: Do not email anyone</li>

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http://yearofmoo.com
http://thinkster.io
http://egghead.io
http://scotch.io/tag/angular-js
https://github.com/jmcunningham/AngularJS-Learning

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Agenda for the ngHyderabad meetup on 20140308
================================================

1. Introduction to modern web applications
   * Current web stacks (ASP/JSP/Servlet)
   * Bottleneck and scaling concerns with the existing stack
2. Overview of components of MEAN stack
   * Explanation of each component of MEAN
   * Advantages of having a single language stack
   * Need for the API only servers

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HTML5 has growing base of ~30 APIs of which below are very important and widely actively within the community.

Application cache
History API
FullScreen API
Page visibility API
WebRTC
Media API
Drag and Drop
User Interaction