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#include "pico/stdlib.h"
#include "pico_graphics.hpp"

/*

# RASTERIZATION OF BÉZIER CURVES WITH WIDTH

Bézier curves follow a generic formula `B(t) = SUM(binomial(i, n) (1 - t)^(n - i) t^i P_i)`
In our case, we are interested in Bézier curves of order 2 and 3.
To draw the curve, we simply compute a large amount of points along the curve.

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#include "pico/stdlib.h"
#include "pico_graphics.hpp"

/* 
# RASTERIZATION OF ELLIPSES

We start from the equation of a rotated ellipse:
`(x cosθ - y sinθ)² / a² + (x sinθ + y cosθ)² / b² = 1`
with
- `a` the major radius,

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#!/bin/env python

import sys
import os
import os.path
import argparse
import PIL.Image

# write the selected tile to the output
def write_chr_square (data, tile_x, tile_y, output):

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// 
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// Specify that the target system is the NES
config {
	format = "nes",
}

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// title:  Bunny catch stuff
// author: Acekid, Harraps
// desc:   the bunny must catch stuff
// script: wren

import "random" for Random

class World {
    
    // GETTERS

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"""
    Given three textures, generate an index texture
    that can be used in godot with the object shader
    
    parameters:
    1 - input  indexes texture (just saturated colors)
    2 - input  gradient        (grayscale)
    3 - input  unlit           (grayscale)
    4 - output name            (without extension)
"""

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#!/usr/bin/fish

set -l us (env TZ="America/Los_Angeles" date +%R)
set -l eu (env TZ="Europe/Brussels"     date +%R)
set -l jp (env TZ="Asia/Tokyo"          date +%R)

#echo $us
#echo $eu
#echo $jp 

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#!/usr/bin/coffee

# 
# Display an array of pandas holding signs
#

# args: 
# -b / --bold     : display the pandas as bold text
# -C / --centered : display the pandas in the center of the terminal
# -c / --colored  : prepend each text by the color to use

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#!/usr/bin/coffee

# 
# Display a single bunny displaying japanese text vertically
#

# args: 
# -b / --bold     : display the bunnies as bold text
# -C / --centered : display the bunnies in the center of the terminal
# -c / --colored  : prepend each text by the color to use

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#!/usr/bin/coffee

# dependencies
os    = require "os"
bunny = require "./bunny-sign.coffee" # my bunny-sign.coffee script
util  = require "util"
exec  = require("child_process").exec
# and also ncmpcpp

# display current song information