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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# This isn't 100% foolproof, but it's probably good enough for random scripts in your git repo

THIS_FILE="$BASH_SOURCE"
THIS_DIR=$(dirname "$THIS_FILE")
ROOT_DIR=$(realpath "$THIS_DIR/..")

cd "$ROOT_DIR"

suchipi

There are a few different orders:

Kyon order: Season 1's broadcast order
Haruhi order: Season 1's chronological order
Season 2: Season 2's chronological order
Chronological order: Season 1 and 2 mixed together in chronological order.
Bluray/DVD release orders, which are slight variations on these.

As Kyon/Haruhi orders only include Season 1 episodes, Season 2 is usually watched afterwards.

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(function() {
  
var global = (
  typeof globalThis !== "undefined" ? globalThis :
  typeof global !== "undefined" ? global :
  typeof window !== "undefined" ? window :
  typeof self !== "undefined" ? self :
  typeof this === "object" ? this :
  new Function("return this")()
);

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#!/usr/bin/env suchibot
import { Keyboard, Key, record, Tape, isMouseEvent } from "suchibot";

let tape: Tape | null = null;

Keyboard.onUp(Key.SCROLL_LOCK, () => {
  if (tape && tape.isRecording) {
    tape.stop();
    console.log("Stopped recording");
  } else {

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// @flow
type NoneType = {|
  type: 'None',
|};
type AppleType<AppleInner> = {|
  type: 'Apple',
  value: AppleInner,
|};
type BananaType = {|
  type: 'Banana',

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pkg() {
	case "$1" in
		list)
			# List all installed packages
			command pacman -Q
			;;
		list-roots)
			# List all installed packages that aren't required by anything
			command pacman -Qet
			;;

suchipi

with es2015 modules, every file can export both "named exports" and a "default export". But the "default export" is just an export with the name "default". To do a named export, you can do:

const foo = 5;
function bar() {}
class Baz {}
export { foo, bar, Baz };
// or
export const foo = 5; // uses the name of the variable declaration
export function bar() {} // uses the name of the function

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@RegexHelpers =
  # matches colors like #ffffff, #eee, rgb(255,255,255), and rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25)
  cssColorMatchString: '(?:#(?:[0-9a-f]{6}|[0-9a-f]{3}))|(?:rgba?\\((?:\\d+, *){2,3}(?:\\d+(?:\\.\\d+)?)\\))'

  makeTagRegex: (tagName, attributeMatch=".*") ->
    # matches:
    #   <tagName attribute>content</tagName>
    #   [tagName: attribute]content[/tagName]
    #   <tagName = attribute>content</tagName>
    #   <tagName>content</tagName>