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# Implement Auto-suggestion/auto-complete conda environment activation workflow combining conda env manager and fzf fuzzy find method.
# 
# Note
# ----
# The command *conda init base* can help you initialize your terminal with the base env, 
# in which setting your default Python interpreter is always the base one.
# 
# Usage
# -----
# 1. include this function in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc;

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# Auto-update requirements.txt with custom pip command.
#
# Usage
# -----
# 1. save functions to your ~/.*shrc or save this file to the root of your project;
# 2. source file;
# 3. test in your terminal: $ pip-install [modules]; $ pip-uninstall [modules];
# 4. check out the requirements.txt in the predefined directory.

PROJECT_ROOT=path/to/project  # or you can directly use $PYTHONPATH if it exists and with a proper setting

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# cd-with-auto-project-env.sh
#
# Wrap up the project environment activate/deactivate methods in the cd command.
#
# Custom
# ------
# 1. env : environment directory contained in the project root.
# 2. conda activate ./env : method to activate the target environment.
# 3. conda deactivate : method to deactivate the current environment.

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"""Speed up distance computation."""

import numpy as np


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"""Plot 3d figures with Python.

References
----------
    1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8722735/i-want-to-use-matplotlib-to-make-a-3d-plot-given-a-z-function
    2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31768031/plotting-points-on-the-surface-of-a-sphere-in-pythons-matplotlib

"""

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# Instantly create a gist and save it as a local repo.
# Prerequisites: brew install hub
# Usage: gist [file-to-share]
function gist() {
    hub gist create --public -o -c "$1"
    __url=$(pbpaste)
    git clone "$__url" && mv "${__url##*/}" "${1%.*}" && rm "$1" && cd "${1%.*}"
}

# Move files to the system trash.

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Create the target directory tree structure based on an indent-aligned text file.

Usage
-----
    python mktree.py tree[.txt]

Test demo
-----------------
    $ cat tree

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"""Print out the current directory's tree structure to console.

Inspired by the `colorls --tree` command from the open source codebase Colorls

references
----------
https://github.com/athityakumar/colorls/blob/a7006a5fd3eba6945ee29a499e4db72bdcc26114/lib/colorls/core.rb#L351

"""

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#! /usr/bin/env python3
"""Combine multiple screenshots with the same shape.

Usage
-----
    1. Specify a list of screenshots.
        stitch-videoshots screenshot1 screenshot2 screenshot3
    2. Specify a dictionary contains screenshots.
        stitch-videoshots -d ./mypath [--sort]