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require "minitest/autorun"
require "benchmark/ips"

class CachingPack
  def self.call(inventory, order)
    return if inventory.nil? || inventory.empty?
    return if inventory.inject(:+) < order

    loop do
      r = cached_pack(inventory, order)

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for i in $(find app/views/ -type f) ; do echo $(grep -R $(echo $i | sed "s/.*\/_\?\([^.]*\).*/\1/") app/ | wc -l) $i ; done | sort -rn | grep "^0" | sed 's/^0 //' | xargs git rm

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Scrabble Cheater

• I'd like you to help me cheat at Scrabble. I'd like you to write some code to give me all possible words that can be created given a set of tiles. The maximum number of tiles you can have in Scrabble is seven, so you'll need to find all of the words that can be made out of those tiles.

On most unix systems (including Mac OS X), you can find a word dictionary in "/usr/share/dict/words" - let's assume that all of these words (including "zymogenic"!) are up valid for scrabble. Feel free to use your own custom dictionary, but this will do for this purpose.

Here's sample code that reads in all of the words into an array, removes newlines, and downcases them.

words = File.readlines("/usr/share/dict/words").map(&:chomp).map(&:downcase)

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branches = %w[ master switch-to-sassc ]
tmp = Pathname.new(Dir.tmpdir)

branches.each do |branch|
  asset_dir = tmp + "assets_#{branch}"
  if asset_dir.exist?
    puts "#{asset_dir} exists, skipping"
    next
  end

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# Find all strings in a CSS file or files that start with a '.' and
# stop on some common CSS delimiters. 
# This is only looking at _map.scss, but you could look at any other file or even
# app/assets/stylesheets if you wanted to see everything.
grep -hro "\.[^ .,():]\+" app/assets/stylesheets/partials/mobile/_map.scss |
# The sort | uniq part makes it so we don't look for duplicates.
sort |
uniq |
# Loop over the things we just found.
while read i ; do

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# Find all thing strings in a CSS file or files that start with a '.' and
# stop on some common CSS delimiters. 
# This is only looking at _map.scss, but you could look at any other file or even
# app/assets/stylesheets if you wanted to see everything.
grep -hro "\.[^ .,():]\+" app/assets/stylesheets/partials/mobile/_map.scss |
# The sort | uniq part makes it so we don't look for duplicates.
sort |
uniq |
# Loop over the things we just found.
while read i ; do

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diff --git a/lib/debride.rb b/lib/debride.rb
index 54e2f4f..7730457 100755
--- a/lib/debride.rb
+++ b/lib/debride.rb
@@ -35,31 +35,36 @@ class Debride < MethodBasedSexpProcessor
   end
 
   def self.load_plugins proj = PROJECT
-    unless defined? @@plugins then
-      @@plugins = []

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title	notes
Computational Humor	Wikipedia page with references
An implemented model of punning riddles
A symbolic description of punning riddles and its computer implementation
A practical application of computational humour
Automatically Extracting Word Relationships as Templates for Pun Generation
Data Filtering in Humor Generation: Comparative Analysis of Hit Rate and Co-occurrence Rankings as a Method to Choose Usable Pun Candidates
Computational Mechanisms for Pun Generation
[The Construction of a Pun Generator for Language Skills Development](http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/christ/crs/gc/STANDUP_

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for i in app/models/post.rb ; do sed -e "s/\s\+def \(self\.\)\?\([^( ]*\).*\|\s\+scope :\([^,]*\).*/\2\3/" -e 'tx' -e 'd' -e ':x' $i | while read j ; do echo $(grep -R $j app/ lib/ config/ | wc -l) $j ; done ; done | sort -rn

for i in $(find app/views/ -type f) ; do echo $(grep -R $(echo $i | sed "s/.*\/_\?\([^.]*\).*/\1/") app/ | wc -l) $i ; done | sort -rn

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$ irb
 > require 'set'
 => true 
 > Set.instance_method(:divide)
 => #<UnboundMethod: Set#divide> 
 > Set.instance_method(:divide).source_location
 => ["/home/pete/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.5/lib/ruby/2.1.0/set.rb", 466]