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module TimeMethods
  def self.define_time(sym, secs)
    module_eval <<-EOC, __FILE__, __LINE__
      def #{sym}; self * #{secs} end
      alias_method :#{sym}s, :#{sym}
    EOC
  end
  
  Numeric.send(:include, self)
  

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CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
  name: "github",
  description: "Searchs Github for a code repository",
  icon: "http://github.com/favicon.ico",
  author: { name: "Louis J. Scoras", email: "lou@ljstech.net"},
  license: "MPL,GPL",
  takes: { "search string": noun_arb_text },

  templates: {
    preview_header: function(q) {

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require 'date'

module DateDiff

  module_function
  def difference_in_months(d1, d2)
    DateDifference.new(d1,d2).months
  end
  
  class DateDifference

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# COMMUNITY CHALLENGE
#
# Here's my (@ljsc) solution.  I guess this would qualifiy as a mock.
#
class Quiz
  def initialize(input = STDIN, output = STDOUT)
    @input = input
    @output = output
  end
  

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require 'pp'

class Foo
  def parameterfest(one, two, subopts, opts)
    puts "One: #{one}"
    puts "Two: #{two}"
    puts "Subopts: #{subopts.pretty_print_inspect}"
    puts "Opts: #{opts.pretty_print_inspect}"
  end
end

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(x:xs) `minus` yys@(y:ys)
  | x == y    =     xs `minus` ys
  | otherwise = x : xs `minus` yys

naturals = [1..]
evens    = [2,4..]
odds     = naturals `minus` evens

{-

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get_membership(:user => user) do |m|
  m.one  {|m| do_something_with_one_membership(m) }
  m.none { oops_no_membership() }
end

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(function(){var l=window.location,u='http://youtube.com/v/'+/v=([A-Za-z0-9][^&]*)(?:&|$)/.exec(l.search)[1]+'?loop=1&autoplay=1';l.replace(u);})();

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[alias]
	ls = log --graph --color --pretty=\"format:%C(yellow)%h%Creset%C(green)%d%Creset %s %Cblue[%aN]%Creset %C(magenta){%cr}%Creset\"

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class Post
  # Make the DI overhead a bit more bareable with a factory method. You can
  # still use the default constructor if you need the extra flexibility.
  #
  # I'm not quite sure about this last parameter though for the should_order.
  # Most of the time passing a boolean is a code smell that you have some unwanted
  # control coupling...
  #
  def self.standard_post(should_order)
    alarm_handler = AlarmHandler.new(:post_search)