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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Copy this file as `recint` (or whatever you want) somewhere in your path and
# use it according to the usage notes below!

if ARGV.size < 4
  puts "Usage: recint <collateral_factor> <supply_apr> <supply_bonus> <borrow_apr> <borrow_bonus>"
  puts
  puts "  Example - To calculate the net interest on recursively lending this asset:"
  puts

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Hello world
asdf

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; src/ui/helpers/antd.clj

(ns ui.helpers.antd)

(defn- has-dots? [sym]
  (not (clojure.string/blank? (re-matches #".*\..*" (str sym)))))

(defn- to-property-access [name]
  (symbol (str ".-" name)))

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// Visit https://www.youtube.com/user/{username}/videos
// Keep scrolling down to trigger loading of all videos so they are all visible
// Run this to get the user's combined view count

function countViews() {
  return Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.yt-lockup-meta-info li'))
    .map(li => li.textContent)
    .filter(text => text.includes('views'))
    .map(text => text.replace(',', '').replace(' views', ''))
    .map(num => parseInt(num))

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def factorial n
  (1..n).reduce :* || 1
end

def snake_case_paths size
  factorial(2 * size) / factorial(size) ** 2
end

puts snake_case_paths 10

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var gulp = require('gulp');

function exec(command, env) {
  require('child_process').execSync(command, {
    stdio: 'inherit',
    env: Object.assign({}, process.env, env, {
      PATH: `./node_modules/.bin:${process.env.PATH}`
    })
  });
}

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A fix for Ghost taking too long to authenticate due to some strange behavior in the bcrypt-nodejs library. This simply makes the passwords hash using Sha1 instead of bcrypt. Probably not the best/cleanest/most secure solution, but it works for most purposes.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. In the file core/server/models/user.js, replace the 'add' function with the contents of user-add.js.
2. In the same file, replace the 'check' function with the contents of user-check.js.
3. At the top, add the line 'sha1 = require('sha1'),' in the require section.
4. In package.json, add the following line in the 'dependencies' section: "sha1": "1.1.0",
5. You can remove references to the bcrypt library if you want. These are the only two places it is used.
6. Remove all users from the databases in content/data/ by executing 'delete from users;' on the sqlite db (or delete the whole database if there's not anything important there yet).

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I actually just fixed it! Here's what was happening, in case the information is useful to you.
I am using OS X 10.7.4, rawr 1.4.5, and jruby 1.6.7.

After doing a git pull, I did the following:

$ ./bin/build-osx-app.sh
$ open package/osx/jruby-rawr-swt-helloworld.app

The app then launches for a split second and then quits.

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// Splitting out conditionals makes things more readable
const someCondition = (something.is == true)

// Ternary expressions are really useful for assigning values in an immutable
// way. This avoids setting `a` to something as a "default", and then
// conditionally setting it to something else.
const a = someCondition ?
  oneThing :
  anotherThing;

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var gulp       = require('gulp');
var browserify = require('browserify');
var watchify   = require('watchify');
var babelify   = require('babelify');
var uglifyify  = require('uglifyify');
var source     = require('vinyl-source-stream');
var chalk      = require('chalk');

var inputDir = './src/';
var outputDir = './dist/';