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def substrcomparatormaker(column, i, j=None):
    """Return a comparator that tests for the substring of 'column'
    from 'i' to 'j', as specified with Python slice values.  This
    means setting the start column to i + 1 because Python is 0-based
    and SQL is 1-based, and setting the length to j - i.

    Please don't create new tables that use this! It's only for legacy,
    unnormalized data where multiple values are lumped together in a single
    column.

kstrauser

I use this decorator in unittest modules to verify that a particularly-named object exists:

def existsin(namespace):
    """Given a namespace, this decorator asserts that an object with
    the same name as the function it's wrapping (minus ) exists in that
    namespace"""
    def wrapper(namedunittest):
        assert namedunittest.__name__.startswith('test_'), \
            "The wrapped '%s' function doesn't look like a unit test" % namedunittest.__name__

kstrauser

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Build wheels of all currently installed packages (as listed by "pip freeze")
"""

import glob
import importlib
from subprocess import call

kstrauser

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am kstrauser on github.
• I am ks (https://keybase.io/ks) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 19CF F48E 5C06 16B4 4A15 1E80 54D9 906A 294B 7FF3

To claim this, I am signing this object:

kstrauser

from itertools import count

def fizz():
    for i in count(1):
        yield '' if i % 3 else 'fizz'

def buzz():
    for i in count(1):
        yield '' if i % 5 else 'buzz'

kstrauser

>>> import mock
>>> m = mock.Mock()
>>> m.assert_called_once()  # Old version of Mock? This may not be what you expect.
<Mock name='mock.assert_called_once()' id='4558624144'>

>>> assert_called_once = mock.Mock.assert_called_once  # Doesn't exist. Now you know!
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: type object 'Mock' has no attribute 'assert_called_once'

kstrauser

"""
Requirements:

* A Wordpress Blog
* Ghost export file (json).
* Python Packages: python-wordpress-xmlrpc

  >>> pip install python-wordpress-xmlrpc

WARNING:

kstrauser

set isdate to (display dialog "When are you traveling?" default answer (current date)'s date string)'s text returned
tell date isdate to set travelDate to date (((its month as integer) & "/" & day & "/" & year) as text)

set lastOf to {}

tell application "OmniOutliner"
	set theDoc to front document
	
	-- Find the When and Context column numbers
	set contextColumnNum to 0

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function workon () {
    # Find the configured virtualenvwrapper home, or use Kirk's
    # clearly excellent choice.
    if [[ -z $PROJECT_HOME ]]; then
        envs=$PROJECT_HOME
    else
        envs=~/Envs
    fi

    # Override the paths for specific environments

kstrauser

This is how to use the Black Python code formatter in VS Code.

Make a Python 3.6 virtualenv for running Black

Black itself requires Python 3.6 to run, but few of our projects are on that version. The VS Code plugin conveniently lets you run black from its own virtualenv.

I had to give a specific version of black this morning. I didn't yesterday. Don't specify the version unless it makes you (and if you do, give the current version, not the one from this doc).

$ cd ~/Envs