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from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as bsoup
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import humanfriendly

# Read in email data file
df = pd.read_csv('../bodytext.csv', header = 0)

# Filter out sent mail 
emails = df.query('FromEmail != "[my email address]"').copy()

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public class TranslatePage : ContentPage
{
	public TranslatePage()
	{
		var layout = new RelativeLayout();

		double viewSize = 100;

		var box = new Entry
		{

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	public class TranslatePage : ContentPage
	{
		public TranslatePage()
		{
			var layout = new RelativeLayout();

			var tapGesture = new TapGestureRecognizer
			{
				Command = new Command(() => DisplayAlert("Box Tapped", "The box was tapped", "Cool, thanks."))
			};

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am hartez on github.
• I am hartez (https://keybase.io/hartez) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDHDfsQ0rypUYqHl9WtalmOx-BzQgjxRscWRqnmdtVdpAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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$emails = @()

$gmvaultdb = "[path to your gmvault data]"

$total = (Get-ChildItem $gmvaultdb -Recurse -Filter *.eml | measure).Count

Add-Type -Path "MimeKit.1.2.10.0\lib\net45\MimeKit.dll"

$formats = @{
    [MimeKit.Text.TextFormat]::Text = 0; 

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<script type="text/javascript">	
	// This is a workaround for using jquery-validation-engine with select2 for 'required' validation
	// Since the _required validator for jquery-validation-engine uses .val() to see
	// if there's anything in the input, we can hijack .val() for the container created by select2\
	// and redirect it to the value of the hidden element
	
	// jquery-validation-engine throws an error if the thing we're validating doesn't have an id
	// so we'll put one on the container created by select2 (that way, the positioning of the prompts
	// will be correct)
	$('#mySelector').select2('container').attr('id', 'mySelectorValidate');

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var temperature = new ConversionGraph();

var fahrenheit = new Unit("degrees Fahrenheit")
	.IsAlsoCalled("Fahrenheit")
	.CanBeAbbreviated("°F")
	.PluralizeAs("°F");

temperature.AddConversion(
	Conversions.From(fahrenheit).To(celcius).Subtract(32).MultiplyBy(5M / 9M));

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var celcius = new Unit("Celcius")
	.IsAlsoCalled("celcius", "Centigrade", "centigrade", "degrees Celcius", "degrees Centigrade")
	.IsAlsoCalled("celcuis") // typo from legacy system
	.CanBeAbbreviated("°C")
	.PluralizeAs("°C");

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public interface IConversion
{
	IEnumerable<IConversionStep> Steps { get; }
	void AddStep(IConversionStep step);
	Conversion Reverse();
}

public interface IConversionStep
{
	decimal Apply(decimal input);

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var graph = new ConversionGraph();

var meter = new Unit("meter");
var feet = new Unit("foot");

graph.AddConversion(Conversions.One(meter).In(feet).Is(3.28084M));