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Checkbox slider

A sliding checkbox for representing an on/off toggle in a simple and slick way.

A Pen by Ian McNally on CodePen.

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#
# Write a function `wordPair` that for a
# given a string, returns the most frequent word pair (word, space, word)
# E.g., 'I want to be a part of it New York, New York' -> 'New York'
#

wordPair = (str) ->
    getWordPairCounts = (str) ->
        words = str.replace(/[^a-zA-Z\s]/g, '').split ' '
        pairCounts = {}

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function isBalanced(string) {
  var closers = {
    '{' : '}',
    '(' : ')',
    '[' : ']'
  }
  var stack = [];
  for (var i = 0, l = string.length; i < l; i++) {
      if (closers[string[i]]) {
          stack.push(string[i]);

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fizzbuzz = ->
  for n in [1..100]
    fizz = if n % 3 is 0 then 'fizz' else ''
    buzz = if n % 5 is 0 then 'buzz' else ''
    output = fizz + buzz or n
    console.log output

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git config --global mergetool.sublime.cmd "subl -w \$MERGED"
git config --global mergetool.sublime.trustExitCode false 
git config --global merge.tool sublime


Usage:
git mergetool -y

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Configuring Charles to proxy, so you can test localhost on a virtual machine.

1. In Charles proxy settings, set a port, i.e., 8889.
2. In your VM, modify the local area settings.
  1. In IE, go to Settings > Connections > LAN Settings
  2. Under proxy server, select Use a proxy server.
  3. Under proxy server Address, use your machine's IP.
  4. Under proxy server Port, use the Charles proxy port, i.e., 8889.
3. Turn on proxying in Charles.

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# Only update <input> elements with bound angular models <input ng-model="my model"> on 'blur' event.
# Tweaked from a variety of places.
app.directive 'updateOnBlur', ->
  require : 'ngModel'
  link : (scope, element, attributes, ngModelController) ->
    element.unbind 'input'
    element.bind 'blur', ->
      scope.$apply ->
        ngModelController.$setViewValue element.val()

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def longest_palindrome str
  palindromes = []
  str.split('').each.with_index do |c, i|
    0.upto i do |j|
      # get all substrings up to the current letter
      chunk = str[j..i]
      reverse_chunk = chunk.reverse
      # check if they're a palindrome
      palindromes << chunk if chunk == reverse_chunk
    end