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Advice

Copyright (C) 2015, Bill Burdick, Roy Riggs, TEAM CTHULHU

Licensed with ZLIB license (see "License", below).

Advice is part of Leisure project. You can find it on Github.

Licensed with ZLIB license.

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(defvar my-phi-search-counter 0)
(defvar my-mc-cleanup-counter 0)

(defadvice phi-search-complete (around my-phi-search-cleanup)
  ad-do-it
  (cl-incf my-phi-search-counter))

(defadvice mc/execute-command-for-all-fake-cursors (around my-mc/execute-command-for-fake-all-cursors)
  ad-do-it
  (if (< my-mc-cleanup-counter my-phi-search-counter)

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Copyright (C) 2013, Bill Burdick, Tiny Concepts: https://github.com/zot/Leisure

(licensed with ZLIB license)

This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages
arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,

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Copyright (C) 2013, Bill Burdick, Tiny Concepts: https://github.com/zot/Leisure

(licensed with ZLIB license)

This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages
arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,

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Difference Lists

A difference list is really a layer on top of another data structure that you can use for cheap appending, later extracting the underlying data structure when you’re done with all the appending. It’s kind of like an array buffer or a string buffer and it’s very simple to implement. You can back a difference list with any data structure that allows you to add an item cheaply to the start or end.

Here are two examples, one using cons-lists in Clojure and one using tables in Lua. Appending two Clojure cons-lists and Lua tables is normally a O(n) operation, making it O(n^2) for appending multiple lists or tables. Difference lists let you append in O(1) and produce the final list or table in O(n), regardless of how many difference lists you’ve appended together.

One interesting thing about difference lists is that a difference list is really a function. Calling it with an argument extracts the backing list from the difference list by appending or prepending to the argument, so calling a

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;; modify ob-js to redirect to skewer if it is currently connected
;; this code can go in an emacs settings file

(require 'ob-js)
(require 'cl)
(advice-add 'org-babel-execute:js :around 'bill/org-babel-execute:skewer)
;;(advice-remove 'org-babel-execute:js #'bill/org-babel-execute:skewer)
(defun bill/org-babel-execute:skewer (oldFunc body params)
  (if (skewer-ping)
      (lexical-let* ((result-type (cdr (assoc :result-type params)))

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#!/bin/sh
# format markdown docs with https://jez.io/pandoc-markdown-css-theme/ and add TOC sidebar
# removes the large margin at the top of the body
if [ $# = 0 -o "$1" = --help ]; then
    cat <<here
Usage: $(basename $(realpath "$0")) [--help] MARKDOWNFILE

Outputs HTML file from MARKDOWNFILE.
Formats MARKDOWNFILE with jez's template.
Shows a table of contents on the side.

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Juliacon notes

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Teaching with Julia (my experience)

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Teaching GPU computing, experiences from our Master-level course

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Comrade: High-Performance Black Hole Imaging

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What is Leisure?

Simply put, Leisure is a document-oriented, exploratory computing environment for what we call Illuminated Programming. Leisure documents are:

• editable
• collaborative
• interactive
• web-based (zero install)

Illuminated Programming is our term for application, source code, and data, all rolled up into one interactive, collboratively editable