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# Copy and paste each line into Powershell

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
irm get.scoop.sh | iex
scoop install git
scoop install cmder
scoop bucket add extras
scoop install vscode
scoop install python

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Mad Libs: Instructions

Mad Libs is a phrase template word game. One player prompts others for a list of words to substitute for blanks in a story, then reads the story aloud.

If you've never seen mad libs before, it's an interactive story generator. You can see and online example here.

In this project, you are going to write a Mad Libs game. The program should prompt the user for some words, and then fill in the blanks in the story with those words.

To write the program:

• Write a story of your own and keep it as strings in the program.

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# Usage add_alias [name] [command]
# Example: add_alias today date +%Y-%m-%d
# creates the alias today, which executes "date +%Y-%m-%d"
# make sure to add a line "source ~/.bash_aliases" to your config
function add_alias ()
{
   local cmd=$1;
   shift;
   local rest="$@";
   echo "alias $cmd=\"$rest\"" >> ~/.sh_aliases;

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# This should be in rspec core, but add it here so we can chain negative change expectations, like
# expect { do_thing }.to change {a}.and not_change {b}.and change {b}
RSpec::Matchers.define_negated_matcher :not_change, :change

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# This should be in rspec core, but add it here so we can chain negative change expectations, like
# expect { do_thing }.to change {a}.and not_change {b}.and change {b}
RSpec::Matchers.define_negated_matcher :not_change, :change

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/*
* Usage:
* ```
* $ node
* > const reload = require('./reload.js');
* > // (make some changes to reload.js)
* > reload()
* > // Voilà! your changes are loaded into the context!
* ```
*/

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/*
 * Conditionally export a function for testing
 *
 * Usage:
 * (src/file.js)
 * $test(privateHelper, module, [nameForExport])
 *
 * (src/file_test.js)
 * import { name } from './file'
 *

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Fin is going to be hosting a book club for engineers looking to up their game.

We're starting out by reading van Steen and Tanenbaum's Distributed Systems 3rd Edition, because they are relevant to the systems we are building at Fin and we want to feel confident in our foundations.

You can get a copy of the book for free online from the authors by putting your email in a box here: https://www.distributed-systems.net/index.php/books/distributed-systems-3rd-edition-2017/

Format:

- 30-40 min quiet time for reading
- 20-30 min for discussion

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# edited from ndevvy's overreact gist
# added flow typing and new import/export syntax

# to use: run from command line in the project root dir with the camelcased name of the component as the argument
# e.g. `ruby ~/code/overreact.rb CalculatorComponent`

# optional arguments:
# - no-test to skip the test file

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github-create() {
  repo_name=$1

  dir_name=`basename $(pwd)`

  if [ "$repo_name" = "" ]; then
    echo "Repo name (hit enter to use '$dir_name')?"
    read repo_name
  fi