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import SwiftUI
import Dispatch

// A simple app to verify https://mastodon.social/@calicoding/112118821467209266
// Allows you to check using Swift Tasks, or Dispatch Queues.
// 
// I found this to not be the case, but maybe this isn't realistic?
// When compiled on Xcode 15.3 (either debug or release) and run on iOS 17.4,
// background QoS tasks are still executed even when Low Power Mode is enabled.

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import Combine

class FakeCall<T> {
    private(set) var calls = [T]()

    func record(_ arguments: T) {
        calls.append(arguments)
    }

    func reset() {

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import UIKit

extension UIView {
    func removeAllSubviews() {
        for view in self.subviews {
            view.removeFromSuperview()
        }
    }

    @discardableResult

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// Quick and dirty CSV parser I wrote. Handles edge cases badly. Doesn't perform well. Doesn't handle large csv files.
// But, hey, it solved my use case!
// Swift 4.2+

func parseCSVBadly(csvData: Data) -> [[String]] {
    guard let csv = String(data: csvData, encoding: .utf8) else { return [] }
    return csv.components(separatedBy: CharacterSet.newlines).compactMap { line in
        guard !line.hasPrefix("#") else { return nil }
        return line.components(separatedBy: ",")
    }

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---
name: concourse

director_uuid: RESULT OF bosh status --uuid

releases:
- name: concourse
  version: latest
- name: garden-runc
  version: latest

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// I spent 2 hours working on this before I gave up. This is what I had when I declared it not worth the effort.

import Quick
import Nimble
import ReactiveCocoa
import CarthageKit
import OHHTTPStubs

class NetworkSpec: QuickSpec {
	override func spec() {

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homeassistant:
  name: Apartment
  latitude: [Redacted]
  longitude: [Redacted]
  temperature_unit: F
  time_zone: America/Los_Angeles
  customize:
    scene.romantic:
      friendly_name: "Romantic"
    scene.lights_on:

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func ==(a: Polynomial, b: Polynomial) -> Bool {
    return a.description == b.description
}

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class Foo: NSObject {
    var obj: NSObject? = nil
}

func createObjectOfType(type: NSObject.self) -> Foo {
    let obj = type()
    if obj.respondsToSelector("obj") {
        obj.setValue(NSObject(), forKey: "obj") // never gets called
    }
    //obj.setValue(NSObject(), forKey: "obj") // Exceptions if you don't call it with 'Foo.self'

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