I hereby claim:
- I am wolf on github.
- I am wolf (https://keybase.io/wolf) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is 61B6 7A5F C5AC EFB5 0125 B37D 0A7F 9318 294C F6B1
To claim this, I am signing this object:
# bash | |
function get_topics() { # get_topics [--print0] : prints the list of topics, in order, to be executed at interactive Bash startup | |
fd --follow --no-ignore --hidden "$@" --max-depth=1 --type f --extension bash . "${HOME}/.bash_topics.d" | |
fd --follow --no-ignore --hidden "$@" --type f --extension bash . "${HOME}/.bash_topics.d/$(platform)" | |
} |
# Some Bash functions and aliases that could go into your .bashrc. | |
# There's probably way more than you need here. You could reduce this down to just | |
# just the update function and shorten all names. | |
function get_readline_edit_mode() { | |
set -o | (rg --color=never '(emacs|vi)\s+on' -r '$1' || echo "unknown") | |
} | |
function update_readline_edit_mode_environment_variable() { | |
export READLINE_EDIT_MODE=$(get_readline_edit_mode) |
#!/usr/bin/env python | |
# three_doors.py | |
# experimentally verifies the `three doors' problem | |
# The Three Doors problem (in short): | |
# Monty Hall shows the contestant three doors, only one of which leads to something good. | |
# The contestant selects one of the three doors. Monty then reveals one of the _other_ | |
# doors and the good thing is not behind it (this is always possible). He then asks | |
# the contestant: "Do you want to keep the door you originally chose? Or would you prefer |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object: