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#!/bin/sh

# Save this somewhere and call it in a loop of your choice, e.g.
# find -name 'scripts.inc' -exec ./inc_to_pory.sh {} \;
# to wrap all `scripts.inc` files in raw blocks and rename them to pory or
# find -name '*.inc' -exec ./inc_to_pory.sh {} \;
# to do the same with *all* .inc scripts in the current folder or subfolders.

f="$(echo $1 | rev | cut -c 5- | rev)"
echo 'raw `' >> "$f.pory"

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import kotlin.math.min

object start {
    infix fun to(other: Int) = RangeTuple(0, other)
    infix fun to(other: end) = RangeTuple(0, Int.MAX_VALUE)
}

object end

infix fun Int.to(other: end) = RangeTuple(this, Int.MAX_VALUE)

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Original: https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install
#
# Copyright (c) 2013 Nyr. Released under the MIT License.
# Minor changes by kageru to make the script run on Arch.

if [[ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]]; then
	echo "Sorry, you need to run this as root"
	exit

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#!/bin/bash

# Move/rename a file/folder and change all m3u playlists in $playlists accordingly
# Usage:
# $ mv3u old_filename "new filename"

# change this
playlists='/path/to/your/playlists'

src="$1"

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

"""
Just very basic for now. It only prints an mkvmerge command.
TODOs: 
- properly get input file (or get it at all, lul)
- do the splitting for the user
- actually parse vs scripts
- get delay from source file (and --sync the output)
- add pluses automatically so you only get one file

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from random import randint
from functools import partial

def d(m, n=1):
    s = 0
    print(f'{n}d{m}')
    for _ in range(n):
        r = randint(1, m)
        s += r
        print(r)

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import strutils
import future
import nre


# 3-dimensional vector type with attributes for x, y, and z
# Mainly used for readability
type Vector = object
  x, y, z: int

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import tables
import nre
import strutils


let pattern = re"(?<target>\w+)\s(?<opcode>(inc|dec))\s(?<value>-?\d+)\sif\s(?<comptarget>\w+)\s(?<compop>(<|>|==|!=|<=|>=))\s(?<comp2>-?\d+)"

var registers = initTable[string, int]();

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import sequtils
import future
import nre except toSeq



type
  Direction = enum
    up = 0, left = 1, down = 2, right = 3
  Grid = seq[seq[char]]

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#!/usr/bin/env python3.6

"""Snap start and end times of ASS subtitles to scene changes using WWXD.

Does not work with variable frame rate (VFR).


usage: snap_scenechanges.py [-h] [--epsilon EPSILON] [-o OUTPUT] [-v]
                            sub_path video_path