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defmodule Session do
    def get key, req do
        case :cowboy_req.cookie "session_id", req do
            { :undefined, req } -> { nil, req }

            { session_id, req } ->
                case :gen_server.call SessionStore, { :get, session_id, key } do
                    { :ok, value } -> { value, req }
                    nil            -> { nil, req }
                end

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I'm a fucking retard. File descriptors are magic. Yay! I know how to do the scheduling in Kreeft! Thank you epoll for being thread-safe. epoll_ctl changes stuff. :v Hmm. ivykis looks cooler as it can be used with kqueue as well.. Oh wait beh callback-based. Monocles are cool.

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fuck you chat

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int main(){}

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public static unsafe IEnumerable<double> MovingAverage(IList<double> list, int period)
{
    double* doubles = stackalloc double[period];
    double fraction = 1.0 / period;
    double sum = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < period; i++)
    {
        double @double = list[i] * fraction;
        doubles[i] = @double;
        sum += @double;

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private enum Kind { Get, Set };

private static string InterfaceGetOrSetMethod(PropertyInfo propertyInfo, Kind kind)
{
    var kindString = Kind == Kind.Get ? "get" : "set";

    if (propertyInfo.GetMethod == null)
        return "";

    var accessModifier = propertyInfo.Accessmodifier();

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SELECT D.id, D.name
  FROM Driver AS D
     , Route AS R

  JOIN Schedule AS S
    ON S.driverID <> D.id
   AND S.routeID <> R.id

 WHERE R.numberOfStops <= 10

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-module(echo).
-export([go/1, loop/0]).

go(T) ->
    Pid2 = spawn(echo, loop, []),
    Pid2 ! {self(), hello},
    receive
        {Pid2, Msg} ->
            utils:sleep(T * 1000),
            io:format("P! ~w~n",[Msg])

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#region constructor

public OrderViewModel()
{

}


#endregion constructor

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-module(numbergame).
-export([play/0]).

play() ->
    intro(),
    game_loop(get_int(), 666).

intro() ->
    io:format("Welcome to this 'game'.~n"),
    io:format("Enter numbers to narrow down onto what I am hard coded for~n"),