mahendrakalkura

'''
I faced this problem when developing tweet.tv. 

Steps
=====

1. Gather tweets from twitter.com using end-user supplied query.
   Example: tom brady nfl
   twitter.com translates this to "tom AND brady AND nfl".
2. Store the tweets in a PostgreSQL database.

mahendrakalkura

var bind = function(context) {
    var bindee = this;

    var parameters = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1);
    parameters = parameters.concat(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
    
    var noop = function() {};

    var method = function() {
        return bindee.apply(this instanceof noop? this: context, parameters);

mahendrakalkura

var ping = function() {
    // ping...
};

var exponentialBackoff = function(method, currentDelay, maximumDelay) {
    var output = method();
    if (output) {
        return output;
    }

mahendrakalkura

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
$ mkvirtualenv psiupuxa.com
$ workon psiupuxa.com
$ pip install grequests
$ pip install scrapy
$ python psiupuxa.com.py > psiupuxa.com.txt
$ xargs -P 64 wget < psiupuxa.com.txt
'''

mahendrakalkura

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from grequests import get, map

for response in map(
    (
        get(
            url,
            headers={
                'X-Requested-With': 'XMLHttpRequest',

mahendrakalkura

'''
I faced this problem when developing tweet.tv. 

Steps
=====

1. Gather tweets from twitter.com using end-user supplied query.
   Example: tom brady nfl
   twitter.com translates this to "tom AND brady AND nfl".
2. Store the tweets in a PostgreSQL database.

mahendrakalkura

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
This module converts search engine queries into PostgreSQL native full-text queries.

Examples:

1. `one two three` becomes `one & two & three` 
2. `one OR two OR three` becomes `one | two | three` 
3. `(one two) three` becomes `(one & two) | three`

mahendrakalkura

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
Method 1
========

(as implemented below)

Reason: "The line will be at most 1000 characters long."
i.e.: We will always have enough memory to slice and dice the list normally.

mahendrakalkura

git fsck --unreachable
git reflog expire --expire=0 --all
git repack -a -d -l
git prune
git gc --aggressive

mahendrakalkura

sed -i '{{ number }}d' {{ file }}

Example:

sed -i '1000d' ~/.ssh/known_hosts