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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION weekStartingFriday(dayval IN DATE)
RETURN DATE IS
adjustment NUMBER;
BEGIN
  adjustment := TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(dayval, 'D'));
  IF (adjustment >= 6) THEN
    adjustment := adjustment - 6;
  ELSE
    adjustment := adjustment + 1;
  END IF;

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index = 0
str.each_char do |char|
  index += 1
  unless char.ascii_only?
    puts "char at #{index} == ***#{char.inspect}***"
    puts str.slice(index - 10, 20)
  end
end

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git svn clone --no-metadata -A users.txt svn+ssh://your.repohost.com/svnroot/repo_name/trunk new_git_repo

-- sample users.txt file
gbobinski = George Bobinski <george@bobinksi.com>
fthomas = Frank Thomas <frankthomas@supermail.com>

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net result: http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/a3e0e4ed3ba8062b1cfcf454436477f2

the red keys are ones I never press, the orange ones rarely press enable key remapping by pressing Progrm + F12, then sequences of keys: press they key you want it to be first, then the key you will press to get that

general setting

• reset everything: Progrm + Shift + F2
• turn off key clicks: Progrm + backslash (right side)

bare minimum needed even with Karabiner full remap

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sudo gem list | cut -d" " -f1 | xargs sudo gem uninstall -aIx

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def has_return
  puts "start of has_return"
  return
  puts "unreachable code in has_return"
ensure
  puts "cleanup from has_return method"
end

def has_exception
  puts "start of has_exception"

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names = Proc.new do |&blk|
  blk.call("Ylva")
  blk.call("Brighid")
end

names.call do |name|
  puts name
end

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names = []
names << "Ylva"
names << "Brighid"

names.each do |name|
  puts name
end

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create one:

• mysql_config_editor set --login-path=nameofnewloginthing --host=somehost --user=someuser --password

use it:

• mysql --login-path=nameofnewloginthing

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net result: http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/a3e0e4ed3ba8062b1cfcf454436477f2

the red keys are ones I never press, the orange ones rarely press enable key remapping by pressing Progrm + F12, then sequences of keys: press they key you want it to be first, then the key you will press to get that

version 2 transition notes

the mac/windows mode seems to be more significant now. at least different. I'll figure out Windows later, but for now, it looks like it's a good rule to switch mac mode (Program + F5) immediately, and never switch out.

power user mode

To activate Power User Mode, press and hold the Program Key and the Shift Key, and then tap the Escape Key. Important Note: If you accidentally tap Esc before pressing Shift, you will generate a Status Report. All four LED indicator lights will flash four times to indicate Power User Mode has been activated, and two times to indicate when it has been deactivated. Note: When Power User Mode is active, a new line on the Status Report wil