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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Why not bash?
# bash is annoying for opts handling
# AND especially annoying if those opts need to be in both --key value AND --key=value format
# AND not DRY.
# and Ruby is pretty close to bash in syntax. Or it's close to Perl, which is close to Bash
# and Python feels like a bunch of boilerplate here
require 'optparse'

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version: 1
tasks:
  from-net:
    command: python3
    script: |
      print("hi from the network")

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// ==UserScript==
// @name     Only Github News
// @version  1
// @grant    none
// @include  /^https?://github\.com\/\?news=only/
// ==/UserScript==



document.querySelector(".team-left-column").remove()

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// I should probably write a blog post about this, but whatever

import { Spanner, Instance } from '@google-cloud/spanner'

import type { Database } from '@google-cloud/spanner'

/**
  Authentication is provided by the local machine user running
  `gcloud auth application-default login`
*/

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// ==UserScript==
// @name     Make Github PR big
// @version  1
// @grant    none
// @match    https://github.com/*/*/pull/*
// @run-at      document-idle
// ==/UserScript==


  document.querySelector(".Layout-sidebar").remove()

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Create a mission statement

Professional

Personal

Create an elevator pitch

Scenario: you get into an elevator with some CEO. Why should they hire you? What do you do and what value can you bring to their org?

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/*{
 "type": "action",
 "targets": ["omnioutliner"],
 "author": "Marc A. Kastner, with minor edits by Ryan Wilcox",
 "description": "Create a markdown compatible format from the current document and export it to Drafts 5.",
 "label": "Drafts - New Draft with Markdown format",
 "paletteLabel": "Drafts Doc"
}*/

var _ = function() {

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#!/usr/bin/env node

/*

Node script are kind of cool, but they are hard to low-tech write a Node script for someone and give it to them.
Sure you can publish a package to NPM, set the binary flag, go through some house keeping... but sometimes that's just
not worth the effort.

So: can you distribute a Node script that will install it's own modules from a single file?

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const process = require("process")

const superagent = require('superagent')
const Ajv = require("ajv")

// This example is inspired by the idea of https://riposte.in/
// although that package has a way better DSL by not being written in Javascript

// Normally a playground script like this would serve two purposes:
//   1. All developers to pass around scripts of things that Should Work

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#from faker import Faker
#fake = Faker('en_US')


#print fake.words() # sentence() #bs() # catch_phrase()

import requests
import random

def main():