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require "json"
require "httpclient"


# Usage:
#    reevoo_hq = LongLat.from_postcode("SE1 0RF")
#    reevoo_hq.long # => -0.10276
#    reevoo_hq.lat # => 51.500991
class LongLat
  PostcodeLookupError = Class.new(RuntimeError)

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    class BaseColor
      attr_reader :r,:g,:b,:a

      def alpha(v)
        BaseColor.new(r,g,b,v)
      end

      def initialize(r, g, b, a = 1.0)
        @r, @g, @b, @a = normalize(r), normalize(g), normalize(b), normalize(a, 1.0)
      end

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# Example Rails Usage:
# config.middleware.use Rack::LessCss, "/stylesheets", File.join(RAILS_ROOT, "public", "stylesheets")
#
# public/stylesheets/foo.less is now used to render /stylesheets/foo.css
#
require 'less'
module Rack
  class LessCss
    File = ::File
    def initialize(app, css_path, css_dir)

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# No Boom, it was creating the handle first... cause app Boom
# This does however, as you say, "Boom"

Factory.define :product do |p|
  p.product_handles do |p|
    [Factory.build(:product_handle)]
  end
end

# Only issue here is that the product has knowledge of the handle... knowledge it need not have.

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# Example Usage:
#
# FactoryWithCallbacks.define :product do |p|
#   p.on_create do |prod|
#     Factory(:product_alias, :product => prod)
#   end
# end


class FactoryWithCallbacks < Factory

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## Tom's Magical "Don't Mate Your Root" Script
# Prevents "mate /" from crashing your Mac.

function mateforce(){
     `which mate` $*
}

function line_count_less_than(){
  ruby -e "
  max_count = ARGV.first.to_i

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# Example:
# # Fish has a has_been_caught_by_someone_called(...) scope that is too complex (several joins, and group bys)
# Fish.count # => 999,999,999
# my_fish = Fish.has_been_caught_by_someone_called("bubba")
#
# my_fish.count # => 999,999
# my_fish.update_all(:color => "green") # Too complex, too many joins, group by etc... mysql will not play ball.
# my_fish.all... # => OUT OF MEMORY!!!!!!
# my_fish.each_in_batches{|f| f.update_attribute(:color => "green") } # => Takes more than a decade.
# my_fish.complex_update_all(:color => "green") # => 999,999

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require "rubygems"
gem "twitter4r"
require "twitter"
require "active_support"

Twitter::Client.configure do |conf|
  conf.application_name = "Twitter Echo"
end

username, password = ARGV.shift, ARGV.shift

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# The data setup inside the block may take upto a second to be ready to pass the test. But probably much less.
def retrying_for(secconds = 1)
  limit = Time.now + secconds
  begin
    yield
  rescue
    if Time.now < limit
      sleep 0.05
      retry
    else

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function mateforce(){
     `which mate` $*
}

function mate(){
  if find $* -type f | ~/line_count_less_than 1000
  then
     mateforce $*
  else
    echo "Too many files!"