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1. erell ranson - if we never try (sw amnesia interpretation) [kalahari oyster cult]
2. george t - force majeure [honchos]
3. junkie sartre - you can turn it on [decore]
4. russ gabriel - bossatronic [freshstart]
5. halo varga - in da groove [ng trax]
6. souldoubt - haunted house [surreal]
7. skee mask - trackheadz [ilian tape]
8. bandulu - long count [foundation sound]
9. bandulu - repercussions [foundation sound]
10. dj sports - akrasia (central mix) [help]

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Debugging Memory Issues in Node

This guide summarizes some helpful strategies and resources encountered while debugging memory usage in the hashicorp/learn repository.

Diagnosing memory issues

In JS, memory issues occur when old objects aren't garbage collected, and pile up on the heap. We can observe the issue by noting performance degradation over time, or by maxing out memory within a single program.

Typically memory issues are discovered because performance slows down. You might also encounter this fun error if your program runs out of memory:

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Installation

1. Download and install the Keyframes Player application.
2. Download our custom install script to your desktop. It should be saved as install-keyframes.sh.
3. Open the Terminal application (inside your /Applications folder - it might be under the Applications/Utilities subdirectory)
4. Type sh ~/Desktop/install-keyframes.sh, and hit enter in order to install the Keyframes extension and its dependencies.
   1. At some point the script will ask permission to install Xcode Tools. Say yes.
   2. At some point it will ask you to enter your password. When you type it in, the characters will not display for security reasons. So type carefully, and then hit enter. If you mistype, it will ask you again.
5. Some error messages and warnings may appear.

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const serialize = (params) => {
  let whitelist = ['category', 'order', 'search', 'number']

  return (!params) ? '' : '?' + Object.keys(params)
  .filter(p => whitelist.includes(p))
  .map(p => `${p}=${params[p]}&`)
  .reduce((p, c) => p + c)
  .slice(0, -1)
}

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[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i001: Burn v3.7.4906.0, Windows v10.0 (Build 14393: Service Pack 0), path: C:\Users\will\AppData\Local\Temp\{8FD4FD17-D36B-45A1-88F3-6C7580B36C40}\vs_community.exe, cmdline: '/ChainingPackage ct3!!a6ae4dbe0137be43afb0291c5d53530f-ct!!4A7F21E333A544F990406B9347064B63'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing string variable 'SKUFriendlyName' to value 'VS Community'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing numeric variable 'SKUFriendlyID' to value '1800'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing string variable 'ExtraEditionDisplayName' to value '#loc.slipstream'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing string variable 'EditionDisplayName' to value 'Community 2015'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing string variable 'SKUFullName' to value 'vs_community_SlipStream_3'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing numeric variable 'VSUpdateGeneralVersion' to value '3'
[17E8:1B4C][2016-10-10T12:11:36]i000: Initializing string

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elegantly call child processes within node

const node = require('when/node')
const {exec} = require('child_process')
const tplTestPath = path.join(__dirname, 'example')

function npmInstall (dir) {
  return node.call(exec, 'npm install', { cwd: dir })
}

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  let relevant = ['ID', 'author', 'date', 'modified', 'title', 'URL', 'content', 'excerpt', 'slug', 'status', 'type', 'comment_count', 'featured_image', 'tags', 'categories', 'attachments']

  return Object.keys(post).filter(prop => relevant.includes(prop)).map(prop => {
    switch (prop) {
      case 'foo':

        break

      default:
        console.log(prop)

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extends layout
  block content
    main
      section
        - var post = locals.data.headlines[0]
        #hero(style=bg)
          a(href=post.perma)
            h1= post.title
            img(src= post.image)
            .hero-overlay

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Spike v0.11.0 Migration Guide

In this release of spike, we switch posthtml for reshape. Reshape is a complete rewrite of posthtml by the static-dev team with several significant differences:

• It returns a function by default, so that its results can be used as client-side templates
• It has a much more clear and robust error reporting system, reporting errors that include the line/col in the original source, and exposing a code snippet to show where it came from
• It has more clearly written documentation, more thorough tests, consistent code style, and 100% coverage on all core modules

However, as a consequence of this move, the jade plugin is no longer available. The jade plugin was always a hack, and had several crippling caveats. In addition, jade does not fit well with reshape's philosophy of breaking functionality down into small modules. As such, we have replaced ja

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'use strict';

/**
 * Module dependencies.
 */
var mongoose = require('mongoose'),
	Schema = mongoose.Schema,
	Company = mongoose.model('Company'),
	Loan = mongoose.model('Loan');