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[
  {"title": "Option 1", "value": "option-1"},
  {"title": "Option Two", "value": "option-2"},
  {"title": "Option Three", "value": "option-3"},
  {"title": "Yet another", "value": "option-4"},
  {"title": "Yet another another", "value": "option-5"}
]

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<?php

/**
 * This construct occurs when things aren't properly abstracted
 */
function huh($uid) {
  $student = new Student($uid);

  // The student is either in Alex or Chris' class.
  if ($student->teacher == 'Alex') {

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<?php

/**
 * Very hard to see what is changing.
 * 
 * Code is duplciated in conditionals that doesn't need to be.
 */
function what_was_that($one_of_these) {

  $return = [];

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<?php

/**
 * Hard-to-read code.
 * 
 * The guard clauses in this code are intermixed with the logic of the function.
 */
function intermixed_guard_clauses($input = 42) {
  if (empty($input)) {
    throw new Exception("You really need an input to be meaningful");

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diff --git a/conf/drupal/config/update.settings.yml b/conf/drupal/config/update.settings.yml
index aca754f..2870112 100644
--- a/conf/drupal/config/update.settings.yml
+++ b/conf/drupal/config/update.settings.yml
@@ -6,8 +6,6 @@ fetch:
   max_attempts: 2
   timeout: 30
 notification:
-  emails:
-    - admin@example.com

lukewertz

Joint accounts:
In 2011, we heard "within the year". Now there's no promise of ever getting actual joint accounts. Instead I get an FAQ page that doesn't actually talk about joint accounts but rather why I don't need one.

Goals:
There are three ways to instantiate a goal and depending on how the transaction is going to happen (EFT, ACH, or mailed check) I have different options about creating repeating goals. This is just weird. I don't know for sure (I'm not a banker or regulator), but I'm assuming that this is not a regulated part of the industry. This just feels like the feature was partially developed and then y'all just kinda stopped trying. "Meh. Good enough."

Reports:
The way that reports are constructed are pretty arbitrary and don't really allow for any inspection of cashflow. Why only show ten categories? Why not 8? Why not 12? Why not let me choose?! Sure, I can export all of my transactions and create my own spreadsheet to duplicate the information in your reports, but I can do that with nearly 

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<?php
atLeastOne($things, $cb) {
  $uncaught = true;
  for ($i in $things) {
    if ($cb($i) && $uncaught){
      $uncaught = false;
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;

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<?php

/**
 * Implements hook_drush_command().
 */
function module_drush_command() {
  $items['requirements-update'] = array(
    'description' => 'Validate that requirements of modules are met. Enable modules as necessary.',
    'aliases' => array('ru'),
  );

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#!/bin/bash

mysql_user='root'
dbname=$1
sql_file=$2
cc=false
cont=true

# Create the database if it doesn't exist
mysql -u $mysql_user -e 'CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS '$dbname';'

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