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[ "DSA",
  "DSA-SHA",
  "DSA-SHA1",
  "DSA-SHA1-old",
  "RSA-MD4",
  "RSA-MD5",
  "RSA-MDC2",
  "RSA-RIPEMD160",
  "RSA-SHA",
  "RSA-SHA1",

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SQLite as storage format? maybe not so crazy

• we can write directly from pandas (with help of sqlalchemy)

import pandas as pd
from sqlalchemy import create_engine

df = pd.DataFrame({'a':[1,2,3], 'b':['x','y','z']})

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// synchronous lazy eval

// ES6
// function lazy (ev) { return x => this.cache = this.cache || ev(x) }

function Lazy(ev) {
    return function (x) {
        return this.cache = this.cache || ev(x)
    }.bind(this)
}

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from timeit import timeit
import pickle

from networkx.generators import fast_gnp_random_graph
from networkx.readwrite import json_graph

def create(N=1000):
  # create some random graph
  global G
  G = fast_gnp_random_graph(N, 0.7)

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Elasticsearch and Highland streams

Example how to use Elasticsearch with highland streams

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#!/bin/sh
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides:          <NAME>
# Required-Start:    $local_fs $network $named $time $syslog
# Required-Stop:     $local_fs $network $named $time $syslog
# Default-Start:     2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop:      0 1 6
# Description:       <DESCRIPTION>
### END INIT INFO

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var fs = require('fs')
var diff = require('diff-utility');

var f1 = '/tmp/diff-1'
var f2 = '/tmp/diff-2'

fs.writeFileSync(f1, "abcdef".split('').join('\n'))
fs.writeFileSync(f2, "cdefgh".split('').join('\n'))

diff(f1, f2, {stream: true}).ratelimit(1,1000).each(function(obj){

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{"distance_table":[[0,30206,0,36651,0,13279,0,32380,0,12034,0,12283,0,41180,0,20602,0,35271,0,51101,0,45807,0,22371,0,27365,0,40789,40789,30206,40789,36651,40789,13279,40789,32380,1960982,1960982,1960982,1960982],[29170,0,29170,15583,29170,37178,29170,50285,29170,35919,29170,36620,29170,59085,29170,38507,29170,21171,29170,69006,29170,63712,29170,26939,29170,45902,29170,25115,25115,0,25115,15583,25115,37178,25115,50285,1942829,1942829,1942829,1942829],[0,30206,0,36651,0,13279,0,32380,0,12034,0,12283,0,41180,0,20602,0,35271,0,51101,0,45807,0,22371,0,27365,0,40789,40789,30206,40789,36651,40789,13279,40789,32380,1960982,1960982,1960982,1960982],[36468,15986,36468,0,36468,31574,36468,55820,36468,30853,36468,39965,36468,66946,36468,46368,36468,12548,36468,76867,36468,71573,36468,21335,36468,50326,36468,11309,11309,15986,11309,0,11309,31574,11309,55820,1932678,1932678,1932678,1932678],[0,30206,0,36651,0,13279,0,32380,0,12034,0,12283,0,41180,0,20602,0,35271,0,51101,0,45807,0,22371,0,27365,0,40789,40789,30206,40789,36

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var http = require('http')

var d = {
    title: 'TblParlement Levend',
    editor: 'Waag Society',
    license: 'CC-BY',
    description: 'Parlement Levend',
    website: 'http://waag.org',
    author: 'Waag',
    id: 'fo'

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am wires on github.
• I am wires (https://keybase.io/wires) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 1124 72AA E064 3240 BA03 8B2B 4E2D 3ABE 1D30 C38D

To claim this, I am signing this object: