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{
    "timestamp": "2019-01-12T17:20:27.670Z",
    "main": {
        "customNetworks": [],
        "customTokens": [],
        "customDeriviationPaths": [],
        "gas": {
            "speed": "regular"
        },
        "skipTutorial": true

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/*
  Check the token balances of a wallet for multiple tokens.
  Pass 0x0 as a "token" address to get ETH balance.

  Possible error throws:
    - extremely large arrays for user and or tokens (gas cost too high) 

  Returns a one-dimensional that's user.length * tokens.length long. The
  array is ordered by all of the 0th users token balances, then the 1th
  user, and so on.

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Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 1MuzNQ5ecsjWt3yAz6CrPbKZtkzLhHbHQo https://explorer.blockstack.org/address/1MuzNQ5ecsjWt3yAz6CrPbKZtkzLhHbHQo

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Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 16Zk2WG5cBc7Lrq9yMLLbt8BujCJbjNBFm https://explorer.blockstack.org/address/16Zk2WG5cBc7Lrq9yMLLbt8BujCJbjNBFm

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When starting a new project with a Postgres database, you'll want to do the following things to set it up:

1) Create the Database

Depending on which operating system you're on, you'll need to do the following:

OSX

1. Open your terminal
2. Run psql --username=postgres, enter the password you made for postgres

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0xdbbf1a39bf68a269ce4fe6fd24299afb94df86e6

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_.map

Pretty much identical IMO.

// Lodash
const listOfAttrs = _.map(listOfObjects, (obj) => obj.attr);

// JS
const listOfAttrs = listOfObjects.map((obj) => obj.attr);

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const fs = require("fs");

module.exports = (args) => {
	return (data) => {
		let json = null;

		// Include the JSON, throw a log and exit if it wasn't JSON / bad path.
		try {
			json = require(args.path);
			if (!json || json.constructor != Object) {

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# Provides functions that help with scrolling
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ok.ScrollHelpers = {
  # Check if an element has a scrollbar.
  checkScroll: (element, dir) ->
    if dir == 'horizontal'
      # Half pixels on innerWidth get rounded down. Better way to handle this?
      return element.prop('scrollWidth') > (element.innerWidth() + 1)
    else
      return element.prop('scrollHeight') > element.innerHeight()

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<?php
 
/**
 * Copy the data from one field to another, and delete the old field.
 */
function merge_fields($old_field, $new_field, $entity_type = '', $bundle = '') {
  $prefixes = array(
    'field_data_',
    'field_revision_',
  );