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// Run these in your browser's script console

// Removes all employees that live in San Francisco
$('.employee_container:contains("San Francisco")').remove();

// NOTE: The following no longer applies as GitHub has changed the way employees are displayed
// Remove all employees that are not developers
$('.employee_container').not(':contains("Developer")').remove();

// Get a list of all github.com/ addresses for all GitHub employees

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# Create an array of all markdown files from a specific directory
# And convert them to Html using the RDiscount gem
# Display them in the index of the page using Haml
#
# I sorted them this way because they are in the format:
#   post_1.md
#   post_2.md
#   ...
#   post_10.md
#   post_11.md

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# Create a new Html5 document, by default called index.html
# If the user supplies a different name, it will use that
# name instead.
#
# Examples:
#    C:\>coffee html.coffee
#       => index.html
#       File Created!
#
#    C:\>coffee html.coffee myNewDoc.html

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// In this example, I'll use my own username to get all of my gists
// into a Div element with an ID of "gists".
$(document).ready(function() {
  $.getJSON("https://api.github.com/users/mattroyer/gists?callback=?", function(json) {
    $.each(json.data, function(index, value) {
      $('#gists').append('<li><a href="' + value.html_url + '">' + value.description + '</a></li>');
    });
  });
});

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# Decode dates encoded in a special format
#
# Example:
#
#   > ruby dateCode.rb 125M
#     => The date is: May 22, 2012

# Define a method to decode the dates
def dateDecode(date)

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor]
"Autorun"="C:\\Dropbox\\Apps\\tmp\\myRun.bat"

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; ------------
;  Hotstrings
; ------------

::btw::By the way
::sig::--Matt Royer


; Ctrl+Shift+C
; ------------------------------------------------------

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// This is the readable version of Gisty.js
//
(function() {
  var url = document.URL.replace('github', 'gist.github');
  $('.tabnav-right').append('<a class="minibutton" href="' + url + '">Gists</a>');
})();

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# Create a histogram of a string
#
# Example:
#
#   > This is my phrase. Is it a cool phrase?
#     #=> phrase 2
#         is 2
#         cool 1
#         it 1
#         my 1

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Snacks Code

At work, we have a snacks program. There is a soda fountain and the cupboards are filled with all kinds of goodies. Everything, soda and snacks, is $0.25 cents. We have an iPad setup with a little web interface that was created in-house so that we can pay for our purchases and the money is automatically deducted from our checks. We each have our own pin to use so that we can puchase these things securely.

When we purchase something, we get an e-mail stating what we purchased and the total items. It doesn't have an amount, just a total of the number of items we've purchased.

One night, I was curious about how much I have purchased through this snack program. I have a rule in Outlook that takes the incoming snack e-mails, marks them as read, and then moves them to a folder I created called "Snacks". I have every e-mail in that folder from when this program started.

So I created the two code files (and added the .bat file to my path) so that all I had to do on my command-line is type ```snacks`