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const fs = require('fs');

const log = fs.readFileSync('./log.txt', 'utf-8').split('\n');

const ok = {};

let name;
log.forEach((line) => {
    if (!line.trim()) {
        return;

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const as64 = (n) => BigInt.asUintN(64, n);
const murmur_m = BigInt('0xc6a4a7935bd1e995')
const murmur_r = 47n
const defaultSeed = BigInt('0xdeadbeef');

const hash64End = (h) => {
  let h1 = xor(h, shiftR(h, murmur_r)),
      h2 = as64(h1 * murmur_m),
      h3 = xor(h2, shiftR(h2, murmur_r));

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(Design File: )
(stockMin:0.00mm, 0.00mm, -9.98mm)
(stockMax:177.80mm, 177.80mm, 0.00mm)
(STOCK/BLOCK,177.80, 177.80, 9.98,0.00, 0.00, 9.98)
G90
G21
(Move to safe Z to avoid workholding)
G53G0Z-5.000
(Toolpath. Contour Toolpath 1)
M05

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   inkscape:version="1.3-dev (77bc73e, 2022-05-18)"
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   height="8.5in"

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Kolam Tiles GCode

Inspired by https://kolamtiles.com/, these tiles are made on a CNC router, using a 1/8" bit. The stock should be 12mm thick, and at least 310mm wide by 120mm tall.

First run kolam-24-back.nc, which cuts the holes in the back for 6mmx2mm rare-earth magnets, as well as 4 corner holes for registration. Then flip the piece over, and kolam-24.nc starts out by doing a quick drill on the 4 corner holes, so you can line up the stock correctly on the other side.

Finish the tiles with some sandpaper & stain the tops, and hot glue magents onto the back. Then you're done!

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 * Usage:
 * https://worker-name.myusername.workers.dev/?url=http://google.com
 */

addEventListener('fetch', event => {
  event.respondWith(handleRequest(event.request))
})

/**

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