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require "test/unit"

# Write a function called numPizzas, that takes the number of people present,
# the number of slices in a pizza, and the time of day, and returns the
# number of pizzas to buy (as a whole integer).
#
# Spec:
#   Signature: int numPizzas(int numPeople, int slicesPerPizza, int time)
#   Time is an int on 24-hour clock (0-23), e.g. 8 = 8am, 14 = 2pm
#   11 = 11am 11pm = 23

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Signing SCALE 11 stuff notes

Sending your signature

Install gpg from wherever. OS X: brew install gpg

Download the keyring from the email to ~/Desktop/

cd ~/Desktop && wget http://www.phildev.net/scale/scale11x-keyring.gpg

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11670743
9887C3AA
8086060F
FF02EE69
BD0EEB0D
5BF8E747
6D263974
7AE3FCAD
720E900A
6EF31CD1

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rsync -avzP -e ssh --progress --bwlimit=$1 nelson-data-dump dreambroker@mindflakes.com:~/dump/

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Django==1.2.1
GraphiteReporter==0.1.4
PIL==1.1.7
Pygments==1.5
amqp==1.0.8
anyjson==0.3.3
argparse==1.2.1
bpython==0.11
importlib==1.0.2
kombu==2.5.6

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[19:48:25] <cinnamyn77>     it turned out my issue wasn't directly related to pycharm
[19:49:06] <cinnamyn77>	 though i am still slightly mystified that sys.modules had different directory capitalizations in pycharm and on the cli
[19:52:39] <crazysim>	 oh?
[19:52:58] <crazysim>	 what was it
[19:54:54] <cinnamyn77>	 deep in the test loaders in nose, it does some module checking
[19:55:16] <cinnamyn77>	 it was comparing the result of os.getcwd() to sys.modules
[19:55:25] <cinnamyn77>	 one had my home dir with my name capitalized, and one did not
[19:55:30] <crazysim>	 hmm
[19:55:36] <cinnamyn77>	 so the comparison failed, the modules were stripped out, and imports failed
[19:55:52] <cinnamyn77>	 i ended up renaming my homedir to be capitalized ><

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#
# Cookbook Name:: nanoc-compass-overflow-demo
# Recipe:: default
#
# Copyright (C) 2013 YOUR_NAME
# 
# All rights reserved - Do Not Redistribute
#

bash 'demo_bundler' do

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import pycurl

class Response(object):
    """ utility class to collect the response """
    def __init__(self):
        self.chunks = []
    def callback(self, chunk):
        self.chunks.append(chunk)
    def content(self):
        return ''.join(self.chunks)

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import pycurl

class Response(object):
    """ utility class to collect the response """
    def __init__(self):
        self.chunks = []
    def callback(self, chunk):
        self.chunks.append(chunk)
    def content(self):
        return ''.join(self.chunks)

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#
# Place this code to your .profile, .bashrc, .bash_profile or whatever
#

program_exists () {
	type "$1" &> /dev/null ;
}


if program_exists go; then