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(ns ybot.shaper-tests
  (:use cascalog.api
        ybot.analytics.yb.shaper
        [ybot datastores]
        [midje sweet cascalog]))

(let [tag-data [["jmblog"
                 "07409273223006096"
                 "http://www.optimizeandprophesize.com/jonathan_mendezs_blog/2007/02/optimize_your_y.html"
                 "United States"

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(defn do-join [root]
  (let [common ["!pub" "!datestr" "!country" "!region" "!city" "!kw" "!ref" "!url"]
        zeroed ["?pageviews" "?landings" "?new-visits" "?return-visits" "?bounces"]
        pv (pageviews root)
        lnd (landings root)
        nv (new-visits root)
        rv (return-visits root)
        b (bounces root)]
    (<- [?json]
        (pv :>> (conj common !!pvs))

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(reduce
  (fn [[amount-left coins] denom]
    (let [{:keys [mod dividend]} (calc-coins amount-left denom)]
      (if (pos? dividend)
        [mod (assoc coins denom dividend)]
        [amount-left coins])))
  [amount {}]
  denoms)

  (fn [[amount {}] 20]

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1. Install VirtualBox on your machine
2. Disable login credential: $ VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary null
3. Download and uncompress the following image https://s3.amazonaws.com/vmfest-images/ubuntu-10-10-64bit-server.vdi.gz
4. Clone the image to the directory where you want it to be permanently stored: $ VBoxManage clonehd /path/to/downloaded/ubuntu-10-10-64bit-server.vdi /path/to/permanent/location/ubuntu...-server.vdi
   • This should produce a uuid for your new image. Keep it around
5. Start VirtualBox (the GUI) and:
   1. Create an new image Linux - Ubuntu (64bit)
6. Select "Use existing hard disk" and if your newly cloned image doesn't appear in the drop-down list, click on the folder icon and find the image in your hard disk (the one you just cloned)

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  1. Install VirtualBox on your machine
  2. Disable login credential: $ VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary null
  3. Download and uncompress the following image https://s3.amazonaws.com/vmfest-images/ubuntu-10-10-64bit-server.vdi.gz
  4. Clone the image to the directory where you want it to be permanently stored and make it immutable:
      * $ VBoxManage clonehd /path/to/downloaded/ubuntu-10-10-64bit-server.vdi /path/to/permanent/location/ubuntu...-server.vdi
         * This should produce a uuid for your new image. Keep it around
      * $ VBoxManage modifyhd /path/to/permanent/location/ubuntu-10-10-64bit-server.vdi --type immutable
  5. Start VirtualBox (the GUI) and
    1. Create an new image Linux - Ubuntu (64bit)
    2. Select "Use existing hard disk" and if your newly cloned image doesn't appear in the drop-down list, click on the folder icon and find the image in your hard disk (the one you just cloned)