Jim Witschey mambocab
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/ autocharts.js
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July 8, 2014 18:36
Code snippet from @autocharts with an explanation
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| // I search twitter for the following strings. I'm looking specifically for questions that start with | |
| // 'do you' or 'are you', but do not contain certain key words. | |
| _.when( | |
| search('"do you" -what -why -who -where -which -when -how'), | |
| search('"are you" -what -why -who -where -which -when -how') | |
| ) | |
| .done(function(doYou,areYou) { | |
| // I take the raw search results and I snip away | |
| // the "do you" or "are you" and just grab the rest of the sentence. So "Are you a magician?" becomes | |
| // "a magician". I collect a bunch of these. (I strip away "what" and similar, because "what are you |
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| # Adapted from Brett Terpstra script : http://brettterpstra.com/2013/04/28/instantly-grab-a-high-res-icon-for-any-ios-app/ | |
| # Fetches the 1024px version of an OS X app icon. The result is displayed in Pythonista's console, you can tap and hold to save or copy it. | |
| # If you find any bug, you can find me @silouane20 on Twitter. | |
| from PIL import Image | |
| from StringIO import StringIO | |
| import re | |
| import requests | |
| def find_icon(terms): |