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#ifndef ___MSC__CUDA__ARRAY_HPP___
#define ___MSC__CUDA__ARRAY_HPP___

// project headers
#include <msc/cuda/error>


namespace CUDA {

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Cron format

<seconds> <minutes> <hours> <day of month> <month> <day of week> (<year>)

Examples

0 0 12 * * ?                  Fire at 12pm (noon) every day
0 15 10 ? * *                 Fire at 10:15am every day

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Don't use Ember.js for low interactivity cases like:

• blog
• static content

root

var App = Ember.Application.create(options);

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defmodule Ninja.Macros do

  defmacro __using__ [{ :name, value } | options] do
    {:__block__, [], [
        quote do
          @name unquote value
          def name, do: @name
        end,
        __MODULE__.__using__(options)
      ]

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def form_cancel_url(*models)
  Rails.root unless models.empty?

  last_idx = models.length - 1
  names = []
  models.each_index do |idx|
    model = models[idx]
    if model
      name = model.class.name.tableize
      name = name.singularize unless model.new_record?

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Carrierwave upload with darken filter

Simple demo of a Carrierwave uploader that uses MiniMagick to darken the uploaded images.

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# convert \
#   -font '/Library/Fonts/Comic Sans MS Bold.ttf' \
#   -pointsize 48 demo.png \
#   -fill yellow -annotate +50+100 'Merry Christmas' \
#   -fill white -annotate +50+170 'Helen' \
#   wtf.png

require 'mini_magick'

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#!/bin/sh

curl -H "Accept: text/json" http://10.5.5.9:8080/gp/gpControl/execute?p1=gpStream&c1=restart

killall python3

(python3 hero4-udp-keep-alive-send.py > /dev/null) &

ffplay -fflags nobuffer -f:v mpegts -probesize 8192 -framedrop -fs udp://:8554

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am pfac on github.
• I am pfac (https://keybase.io/pfac) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is DFD4 8013 2972 0973 3406 3A82 738D E401 04DC F849

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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String replacement in an Ansible Playbook

Ansible is built with Python, and many things in there relate to the way Python works. String replacement, however, is slightly different. Trying to run the following playbook:

---
- tasks:
  - debug:
 msg: "{{ string.replace('something', 'some', 'any') }}"