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Created May 6, 2026 15:15
evauluate-plan-understanding

Evaluate Plan Understanding

When to Use

Apply this skill when the user has a written implementation plan and wants to verify their own understanding of it before executing. They will typically say something like "use the evaluate-plan-understanding rule", "quiz me on this plan", or "check my understanding of the plan".

The goal is the inverse of the user explaining a plan to you: you ask them targeted questions, one at a time, until you are confident they fully understand what they're about to do. You are not summarizing the plan — you are testing comprehension.

Important: If the user has already covered the important concepts organically through their own questioning earlier in the conversation, do NOT force them through a redundant quiz. Skip straight to the verdict. See "Phase 0" below.

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jurentie / django_dev_env.md
Created February 16, 2019 17:17
How to set up a basic django development environment

Django - Setting up Development Environment (Windows):

Ensure Python is installed:

  • Install latest version of python. (Python3.7.2) using Windowsx86-64 executable installer from python.org
  • Check Python version:
$ python --version
Python 3.7.2

or

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jurentie / Forks.md
Created January 31, 2019 20:01
Tutorial on Forks

Forks

Overview

  • A fork is a copy of a repository that can be made by any user or organization.
  • The main repo is referred to as the upstream repo.
  • You can bring changes from upstream repo into your local repo by synchronizing your fork with the upstream.
  • Changes to your fork do not affect original repo.
  • When creating a pull request you give anyone with write permission to push changes to your pull request branch.

Syncing a fork

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jurentie / Qgis.runAlgorithm Parameters
Created January 26, 2019 18:42
A list of possible parameter to pass to Qgis API .runAlgorithm()
GDAL:aspect --> Aspect
GDAL:assignprojection --> Assign projection
GDAL:buffervectors --> Buffer vectors
GDAL:buildvirtualraster --> Build virtual raster
GDAL:cliprasterbyextent --> Clip raster by extent
GDAL:cliprasterbymasklayer --> Clip raster by mask layer
GDAL:clipvectorbyextent --> Clip vector by extent
GDAL:clipvectorbypolygon --> Clip vector by mask layer
GDAL:colorrelief --> Color relief
GDAL:contour --> Contour
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jurentie / ga-notes.md
Last active July 30, 2018 18:59
Google Analytics Notes

Get Started with Analytics

  1. Sign in to Google Analytics account
    • To sign up go to google.com/analytics
    • Click Sign in to Google Marketing Platform
    • Click Set up under Analytics
    • Click Sign Up
  2. Set up a property.
  3. Set up a Reporting View
  4. Add the tracking code to your website
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jurentie / Doc.md
Last active July 16, 2018 21:07
Choropleth map documentation