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package main

import "core:fmt"

Test :: struct {
	test: int
}

EnumTest :: enum {
	Int,

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
 
COLOR_OFF="\e[0m";
DIM="\e[2m";
 
function compile {
  # Customize the elm make command as needed
  elm make src/elm/Main.elm src/elm/Stories/**/*.elm && rm elm.js
}
 

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log : String -> Json.Decode.Decoder a -> Json.Decode.Decoder a
log message =
    Json.Decode.map (Debug.log message)


debug : String -> Json.Decode.Decoder a -> Json.Decode.Decoder a
debug message decoder =
    Json.Decode.value
        |> Json.Decode.andThen (debugHelper message decoder)

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module Main exposing (suite)

import Array exposing (Array)
import Benchmark as B exposing (..)
import Benchmark.Runner exposing (..)
import Dict
import Json.Encode as E


object =

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unwrap : Maybe a -> a
unwrap maybeA =
    case maybeA of
        Just a ->
            a

        Nothing ->
            unwrap maybeA

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let fs = require("fs");

let [, , time] = process.argv;

if (!time) throw new Error("Define a countdown in minutes");

let minutes = Number(time);

if (!minutes || minutes <= 0)
  throw new Error(`${time} parsed as ${minutes} which is not a valid time");`);

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[submodule "vendor/webgl-playground"]
	path = vendor/webgl-playground
	url = https://github.com/justgook/webgl-playground.git

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Why using free products made by VC funded companies is a bad idea

Venture capitalits (VCs) fund companies with the expectation of having very high return on investment. These companies that borrow a lot of money have then the expectation of hyper aggressive growth in order to monetize a huge market later and give enormous returns on investment to such VCs.

Often, for those reasons, they make the product free and hire very aggressively, in order to maximize user acquisition and quickly building a product.

After such growth, they find themselves having to find alternative business models instead of just charging people, because if you charge users for something that was free before they will leave.

How do they earn money back for the investors?

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From "Atomic Habits"

4 stages of performing habits

1. Cue
2. Craving
3. Response
4. Reward

4 laws to make or break behaviors

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