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from django.template.defaultfilters import stringfilter
from django.utils.safestring import mark_safe
from django import template

register = template.Library()

@register.filter
@stringfilter
def zerowidthspace_separator(value, num):
	"""

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var dfd_arr = []; // array of deferred objects

var get_dfd1 = function(){
	var dfd1 = $.Deferred();

	var req =  $.ajax({
	  success: dfd1.resolve,
	});

	req.done(function(){ // dfd1 success callback

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L = [100, 120, 100].
lists:flatten([io_lib:format("~c", [V]) || V <- L]).

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Purpose: This script strips out all the geo latitude + longitude data
# from JPG / JPEG files
#
# Installation: Make sure you have PIL (Python Imaging Library), or "Pillow"
#
# Usage: Put this file in directory with photos and run it from there
#
# e.g.

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# 1. install aouyar's healthgraph-api (via pip install or git clone. see his instructions)
# 2. signup on Runkeeper.com (as developer, not end user) as an RK app, to get client secret and key
# 3. fire up the self contained web server (bottle and beaker), installing dependencies as needed (about 1 or 2)
# 4. from previous step, you should get the user's access token

import healthgraph
access_token = "xxxxxxxxx" # enter your user access token here

session = healthgraph.Session(access_token)

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def groupme_springhaus_ops(request):
    if settings.ENABLE_GROUPME_OPS == False:
        return Http404

    url = "https://api.groupme.com/v3/groups/" + settings.GROUPME_SPRINGHAUS_CORE_GROUP_ID_KEY + "/messages"

    gmc = GroupMeControl.objects.all()[0]
    last_seen_message_id = gmc.last_seen_id_str

    print("starting ops. Last message id is: " + gmc.last_seen_id_str)

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//
//  parseViewController.swift
//  parseTest
//
//  Created by Jay Liew on 6/23/17.
//  Copyright © 2017 Jay Liew. All rights reserved.
//
/*
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[Unit]
Description=SSH Tunnel for MySQL
After=network.target

[Service]
Restart=always
RestartSec=20
User=unprivilegedusername
ExecStart=/usr/bin/ssh -NT -o ServerAliveInterval=60 -L 3306:127.0.0.1:3306 username@hostactuallyrunningmysqld

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Professionals exude success, and that was all the outside world saw, if it noticed Ramsey Beirne at all. Beirne would direct that a cold call open with, “Hi, we’re Ramsey Beirne, the leading retained executive search firm in high technology.”

His colleagues thought this was a bit much.

“Well, Dave, couldn’t one argue that—”

“We are. Go.”

If said to a client with sufficient force, it would not be questioned. And if a prospect laughed at the audacity of this little firm in Ossining and said, “So, let me ask you a question—how can you guys call yourself the leading firm?” Beirne and his colleagues would reply, “We brought in the COO of Central Point. We built the whole management team.” The prospect probably had never heard of Central Point Software, either, but Central Point must have been an important client for Ramsey Beirne to lay claim to it in the way that it did.

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Notes from Robert Green's talk at Google about his book titled "Mastery"

"Fight or flight" reaction, but intellectual

Min 27:00

Fear and anxiety generates a "fight or flight" response, even in an intellectual realm. It is a physiological response: our minds naturally narrow our focus into what is immediately present.

When confronted with new problems, new circumstances, or when we begin work on a project, learning something new, we're unconsciously plagued with insecurities and anxieties, and we don't like it. Mysteries, any contradiction, situations that are unfamiliar and ambiguous, and elude immediate understanding, all makes us uneasy.