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import $ from "jquery";

const username = "ankurtaxali";

$.getJSON({
    url: `users/${username}/likes.json`,
    success: books => {
        books.forEach(book => {
            $.getJSON({
                url: `books/${book.id}.json`,

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import $ from "jquery";

const username = "ankurtaxali";

$.getJSON({
    url: `users/${username}/likes.json`,
    success: books => {
        books.forEach(book => {
            $.getJSON({
                url: `books/${book.id}.json`,

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import $ from "jquery";

const username = "ankurtaxali";

$.getJSON({
    url: `users/${username}/likes.json`,
    success: books => {
        books.forEach(book => {
            $.getJSON({
                url: `books/${book.id}.json`,

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[{
    id: "harry-potter",
}, {
    id: "lord-of-the-rings",
}, {
    id: "brave-new-world"
}]

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import $ from "jquery";

const username = "ankurtaxali";

$.getJSON({
    url: `users/${username}/likes.json`,
    success: books => {
        console.log(books);
    }
});

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[{
    "name": "Nutri-Fries with Shredded Chicken",
    "resource": {
        "url": "https://www.instagram.com/p/BO3JlyHgX-x/"
    },
    "description": "Hi, it's Nan and Nicole from @wholesisters. Today we are sharing one of the most frequently requested meals in our family! These are a hit and a perfect addition in our Whole30 line up!",
    "ingredients": [{
        "name": "Sweet Potatoes",
        "code": "SWEET_POTATOES",
        "qty": "2",

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$denominations = array(0.5, 1, 2); 
$total = 3.6; 


for ($i = $total; $i > 0; $i = $i - $denominations[count($denominations)-1]) {
    while ( $i < end($denominations) ){ 
        unset($denominations[count($denominations)-1]);
    }
    if (empty($denominations)){ 
        break; 

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In late 2009, I received an email from a guy asking to meet about his new project. I was a designer at the time, and he was looking for some advice, so I agreed to meet with him at the quintessential startup meeting place in San Francisco, The Creamery.

“I want to make an app for browsing catalogs. It's like a fashion catalog, but you can organize and share outfits,” he said. He pulled out his iPhone and showed me a prototype that barely worked. The UI was decent but clunky; it had side-swiping navigation that only worked every few swipes. He showed me what seemed to be an endless series of women's dresses. “Nice,” I said. But I had already dismissed the idea. How on Earth would this 20-something guy in Silicon Valley reach his target market of middle aged women? And would they even want such a thing? Did they even own iPhones? I think I asked a series of questions, but I don't even remember the answers.

“What a stupid idea,” I thought to myself.

As we finished our coffees, I think he sensed my apathy, and

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This is a list of common problems. Troubleshoot if you get desperate. 

1. Pagination is not working.
No, pagination is working _fine_. It is _you_ that is not working. 

a. declare the page variable above the loop. 
$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;

b. use that variable in the loop 
query_posts(array('post_type' => array('reviews', 'post'), 'paged' => $paged, 'posts_per_page' => 5));

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<?php
// ==========================================
// Welcome to hash4 - a conventional flat-file blogging system
// Licensed under The MIT License
// http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
// ==========================================

define("ROOT_URL", "localhost/hash4/");
define("SITE_TAG", "And did I say you look amazing?"); 
?>