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-- How easy is it to convert between two "obviously" equivalent
-- definitions? This file contains an example of doing this,
-- for two definitions of the typical "finite set of size n",
-- that is, the set {0, 1, 2, 3, ..., n-1}.

----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Core library definition.
----------------------------------------------------------------

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; Replace the line marked 'TODO' with your solution, then compile by running:
;
;     nasm aoc2021-day01a.nasm && chmod +x aoc2021-day01a
;
; to generate a static elf binary which should work on x86-64 linux.
; You can see what happens instruction-by-instruction with gdb, by running:
;
;     gdb aoc2021-day01a
;
; and then using the gdb commands:

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import tactic

/-!
# The canonical Ramsey theorem
-/

/-!
### Vocabulary
-/

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"""
CSI escape sequence filter, implemented as a codec.

Should be usable for writing to a file using:

>>> import csi_filter
>>> csi_filter.register()
>>> some_file = open('some_file', 'w', encoding='csi_filter')
"""

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""View a tsv in less with suitable tabstops"""
import itertools
from pathlib import Path
import os


def tabline(tsv: Path) -> str:
    """Compute a suitable tabline for `less --tabs`"""
    max_widths = []