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dependent variable: acachesize

                            Df     Sum Sq    Mean Sq   F value    Pr(>F)    
aepochtime                   1 5.3833e+08 5.3833e+08  140.0642 < 2.2e-16 ***
adrops                       1 1.2991e+05 1.2991e+05    0.0338  0.854140    
amemory                      1 1.3598e+10 1.3598e+10 3538.0387 < 2.2e-16 ***
aepochtime:adrops            1 6.7696e+07 6.7696e+07   17.6133  2.76e-05 ***
aepochtime:amemory           1 2.9061e+07 2.9061e+07    7.5612  0.005988 ** 
adrops:amemory               1 1.9934e+07 1.9934e+07    5.1865  0.022811 *  
aepochtime:adrops:amemory    1 2.7078e+07 2.7078e+07    7.0452  0.007977 ** 

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#!/bin/sh
which curl >  /dev/null
test $? -gt 0 && echo "Curl is not on the path" && exit 1

test -f ~/.smugup && source ~/.smugup

UA="smugup.sh/1.0 (recht@braindump.dk)"
APIKEY="yppE0KMFXm9YwpJHXrrKR5MAHoWZvVaH"

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From New Scientist, but subscription only, so providing here:



Self-controlled people have better lives – but for the rest, lack of willpower is more like physical fatigue than moral failure

AS THE last of your New Year's resolutions unravels in front of your eyes, you probably feel like a moral pygmy. But before you sink into a heap of self-loathing, consider this.

After decades of research, psychologists now reckon two traits are most likely to make us successful. The first is intelligence, with smart people doing better at all jobs. Unluckily, there is little evidence that you can make lasting improvements to intelligence.

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import boto
s3 = boto.connect_s3("key", "secret")

for bucket in s3.get_all_buckets():
  if not bucket.name.islower():
    print "-- skipping bucket, cannot handle uppercase bucket names: " + bucket.name
    continue
  for file in bucket:
    print "\t\t" + str(file.size) + "\t" + file.name

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package net.inervo;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FilenameFilter;
import java.io.StringWriter;

import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;

import com.amazonaws.AmazonClientException;

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{"0": 1, "640": 1, "130": 58, "260": 67, "390": 27, "520": 2, "10": 3, "140": 70, "270": 56, "400": 17, "530": 8, "20": 20, "150": 66, "280": 63, "410": 13, "540": 2, "30": 20, "160": 64, "290": 50, "420": 18, "550": 2, "40": 33, "170": 75, "300": 38, "430": 13, "560": 2, "50": 25, "180": 73, "310": 45, "440": 17, "570": 3, "60": 18, "190": 72, "320": 30, "450": 6, "580": 1, "70": 49, "200": 59, "330": 42, "460": 9, "590": 2, "80": 59, "210": 63, "340": 20, "470": 10, "600": 1, "90": 49, "220": 55, "350": 31, "480": 9, "100": 55, "230": 67, "360": 26, "490": 9, "620": 1, "110": 62, "240": 69, "370": 23, "500": 11, "120": 65, "250": 50, "380": 19, "510": 5}

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0  *
10	***
20	********************
30	********************
40	*********************************
50	*************************
60	******************
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80	***********************************************************
90	*************************************************

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import requests

hotlist = requests.get('http://mlkshk.com/static/outfile.txt').text
count = 0
for line in hotlist.splitlines():
	share_key, created, like_count, username = line.split("\t")
	count += 1
	if share_key == 'share_key': continue
	print """
<div class="theimage"><a href="http://mlkshk.com/p/%s"><img src="http://s.mlkshk.com/r/%s" border=0 width="500"></a>

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### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am tedder on github.
  * I am tedder42 (https://keybase.io/tedder42) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is F7B5 7051 77AD F15D 39E0  BE29 CF4D 3C41 DAEF 5557

To claim this, I am signing this object: