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// https://e.xtendo.org/monad#55

['10', '10', '10'].map(parseInt);
//> [10, NaN, 2]
// parseInt('10', 0, [...]) === 10 // base 0 is falsey, thus default (?) guessing
// parseInt('10', 1, [...]) === NaN // base 1 does not compute
// parseInt('10', 2, [...]) === 2 // base 2
// third parameter ignored; second parameter passed as index from map to functor

// higher-order functor to the rescue!

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// http://www.paragonica.com/
// ---

// # Bubble Sort One

/*
 Bubble sort algorithms repeatedly step through a list of items to be sorted. Adjacent items are compared and swapped if they are in the wrong order. You repeat going through the list until no swaps are needed, indicating the list is sorted. Bubble sort is named for the way elements 'bubble' to the top of the list.

Challenge - create a function that takes an array as a parameter and performs a bubble sort to sort the following array of fruits in alphabetical order:

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	{
		"host": "bear-i-089c37b8-trap",
		"pname": "nginx",
		"time": "25/Apr/2016:19:31:42 +0000",
		"sev": "6",
		"bytes_transferred": "3415",
		"referer": "http://www.swagbucks.com/watch/video/923343/www.swagbucks.com/?cmd=co-get-watch-iframe&playlistid=1280&videoid=923343&type=5",
		"request_method": "POST",
		"remote_ip": "96.41.76.6",
		"response_code": "200",

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#!/usr/bin/env node

var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');
var util = require('util');

var buildOrder = [
	'Locator Models',
	'WCM Services',
	'MCCOM Services',

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#!/usr/bin/env node

var path = require('path');

var repos = [
	'MasterCard_MCCOM',
	'MasterCard_MCCOMServices',
	"MasterCard_WCM",
	"MasterCard_WCMServices",
	'aem',

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// Wrap `FB` from SDK with utility & application methods.

// Dependencies
// ---
// facebook: Facebook's Provided JS SDK, loaded from Facebook's servers.
// https://developers.facebook.com/docs/javascript/
// ---
// underscore: lodash.underscore provides AMD wrapper (among other benefits)
// http://lodash.com/
// ---

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Project Overview

On a recent Gatorade project, we built out individual profile pages for new Gatorade Players of the Year. With 600+ winners each year, content curation requires scalability. So we built a nifty form for the winners to use themselves.

Winners upload two photos, from either their computer or their social channels, along with some information about their athletic background.

Development Considerations

From a development perspective, uploading an image directly from a user's computer is a lot more straightforward than leveraging social channels. However, many users have photos in Facebook and Instagram, and if we can simplify the upload process from manually finding the image, saving it, then uploading it (tedious and requires some page hopping), to login and click on your picture (doesn't leave the page), by all means we should.

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# git-friendly is on [Github](https://github.com/jamiew/git-friendly)

git-friendly provides four extra helpful sugar methods around git's functionality. After installing the collection bash shell scripts, your `git` workflow will suddenly make more sense and Do the Right Thing. Paul Irish talked about them a while back in [this video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7AU2Ozu8eo).

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From the README:

> A collection of shell scripts for making pulling, branching, and merging > with git fast and painless.

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