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from __future__ import print_function
import sys, time
from collections import deque
import curses, traceback
'''
Simple counter script

Originally used for counting pickup windings for an electric violin pickup.

Of course it would work well for any pickup winding activity.

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from __future__ import print_function
import re, sys
from nltk import ngrams, tokenize, download
from argparse import ArgumentParser

"""
#USAGE:
#This python file illustrates the techniques that Data For Research (http://dfr.jstor.org/) uses to tokenize raw text and generate n-grams

#DFR uses the NLTK 'punkt' tokenizer which needs to be downloaded separately from the nltk package.

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#Luke's Ultimate Prompt
#displays shortened time, username, shortened absolute path, git branch status colored red if dirty, colored smiley face indicating return code of previous command
#also includes a colored mortal kombat PS2 for those long commands.
#Written by Luke Hospadaruk with lots of help from the internet
find_git_branch() {
  # Based on: http://stackoverflow.com/a/13003854/170413
  local branch
  if branch=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2> /dev/null); then
    if [[ "$branch" == "HEAD" ]]; then
      echo -n ' detached*'

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#My pylintrc for use with atom.io's linter-pylint
[MESSAGES CONTROL]
disable=W0311,W1201,W0702,W0611

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;Useful macro for creating objects that can be called like java objects.
;Handy for testing clojure functions that use java objects directly.  
;Allows you easily create mock objects that can be passed into clojure functions

;EX: you have a clojure function that takes a curator LeaderLatch - the only functions you actually call are start(), hasLeadership(), and close()
;It would be a major hassle to implement a leader-latch subclass just to test that the function doesn't do any work unless it hasLeadership.

;You could implement a quick fake leader latch like:
;(fake-object
;   (close [this] (comment "no-op"))

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(def operators [= < > <= >= not= + - * / mod and or not])

(def functions [filter select])

;not yet
;(def more_functions [select-distinct inner-join left-join group-by aggregate])

;not yet
;(def agg_func [min max sum count ])

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#/bin/env python3
from argparse import ArgumentParser
import boto3, time, sys, random
import urllib.parse as p

batch_size = 1000

def rm_files(uri_list, total_num):
    client = boto3.client('s3')
    c = 0

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#version of my ultimate prompt for the fish shell.  MUCH easier to read!


function find_git_branch
  # Based on: http://stackoverflow.com/a/13003854/170413
  set -l git_branch (git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2> /dev/null)
  if [ -z "$git_branch" ]
    echo -n ""
  else 
    if [ "$git_branch" = "HEAD" ]

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#!/bin/bash
#Handy update script for auto-updating your IP4 and IP6 dynamic DNS name if you use freedns.afriad.org.  
#Probably other providers could be used as well if you modify the update URLs slightly
#uses opendns.com's magic resolver to try and figure out actual public-facing IP addresses
set -e

#To set up:
#go create an A record (for IP4) and a AAAA record (for IP6) for the same dynamic domain name
#replace the <angle bracketed sections> with the appropriate dynamic dns name and update URLs
MY_DOMAIN=<your freedns dynamic domain name>

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

"""
Yet-another s3cat implementation.
streams files out of s3.

Requires boto3
> pip3 install boto3

Will use whatever your default credentials are locally (i.e. whatever you set up for awscli)