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// Crawl Planets Toward Origin | |
// | |
// Capture unowned planets around you, but heading toward coordinates 0,0. | |
// This is mostly the stock "crawl planets" plugin with like 5 lines of changes. | |
import { EMPTY_ADDRESS } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/@darkforest_eth/constants"; | |
import { | |
PlanetType, | |
PlanetTypeNames, | |
PlanetLevel, |
West Country Girl | |
With a crooked smile and a heart-shaped face | |
Comes from the West Country where the birds sing bass | |
She's got a house-big heart where we all live | |
And plead and counsel and forgive | |
Her widow's peak, her lips I've kissed | |
Her gloves of bone at her wrist | |
That I have held in my hand | |
Her Spanish fly and her monkey gland |
"""check_vaccine.py | |
Checks CVS for vaccine appointment availability and sends text messages if they show up. | |
Requires paid account on Twilio. You can fund $5 and it'll be plenty, a SMS is less than 1 cent. | |
Assuming you use a *nix system with Python 3 and want to deploy via crontab, you can do something like this: | |
1. `which python` Record the output. (It's nice to give crontab the full path of your python binary.) | |
2. `export VISUAL=vim` (For `crontab -e` to use vim; my personal preference.) | |
3. `crontab -e` to create a new line in your crontab. Next line is an example: |
"""Playing with means. | |
Geometric and Arithmetric means will only ever be equal when every item on the | |
list is the same. So if you keep entering 2,2,2,2,2,2,etc the two averages will | |
be the same. As soon as a new value is in the list the two values will diverge. | |
You can use this to look at how much the values diverge by with the introduction of outliers. | |
""" | |
class MovingAvg(object): |
"""spelling_bee.py: Creates puzzles for NYT's spelling bee game. | |
Computers are fast. This leverages a ton of linear passes through a dictionary | |
because it's just for fun and puzzle examples still come back in under a second. | |
Performance improvements left as exercise to the reader. | |
No dependencies beyond Python 2.7+. | |
Author: Sam Liu <sam@ambushnetworks.com> | |
License: MIT |
"""Python GraphViz dot generator. Create simple GraphViz dot code from a graph | |
builder API. | |
The goal is to hook this up with a GUI at some point. | |
Future Improvements | |
* Potentially subprocess the graphviz generator to allow this to spit out | |
graphviz SVG or PNG files! | |
* UI that calls this API when you click certain elements. | |
#!/usr/bin/env python | |
from datetime import datetime as dt | |
import sys | |
def main(): | |
if len(sys.argv) < 3: | |
print ('Converts epoch milis/micros to human-readable timestamps.\n' | |
'Usage: ./convert_epoch_time.py micros <micros>\n' |
// This is a module that uses SQLite as a flat-file database to implement a simple key-value store. | |
// | |
// Exported methods: | |
// get(key, callback) - Retrieve the value for a given key in the store. | |
// insert(key, value) - Add a key/value to the store. If the key already exists, update its value. | |
// getAll(callback) - Retrieve all values in the database | |
// resetdb() - Reset the database | |
// | |
// Since this uses SQLite, it's locking and will likely have scalability issues when many concurrent users are | |
// accessing the database. Sequelize allows you to replace sqlite with a more production-ready database such |
# Translate binary into english characters. | |
# Written to translate a PostSecret on 01-24-2016. | |
# | |
# Author: Sam Liu <sam@ambushnetworks.com> | |
# | |
# 01001001001000000110101101101110011011110111 | |
# 01110010000001001001001001110110110100100000 | |
# 01100001001000000110011101100101011001010110 | |
# 10110010111000100000010010010010011101101101 | |
# 001000000111000001110010011011110111010101100 |
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