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#!/bin/bash

# delete node_modules folder recursively from a specified path using command line
# taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42950501/delete-node-modules-folder-recursively-from-a-specified-path-using-command-line
find . -name 'node_modules' -type d -prune -exec rm -rf '{}' +

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# author @100ideas
# latest revision 2018-10-16

function lsfuncs --description 'Print user-defined Fish functions (including any executable files in first path of $fish_user_paths).'

  # NOT CURRENTLY USED
  # eventually would be handy to return info on single command glob if provided via fish_opt & argparse
  # i.e. `apropos` mode
  # http://fishshell.com/docs/current/commands.html#fish_opt
  set -l options (fish_opt -s a -l all)

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{
  "version": "4.4.6",
  "needsAdditionalLinksSeparator": false,
  "type": "Conceptual Flow",
  "relatedBooks": [],
  "technology": "Data Management: File Management",
  "title": "File System Programming Guide",
  "assignments": [
    "Type/Guide",
    "Topic/Data Management/File Management"

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// remirror.js hellow world example code
//
// src
// https://github.com/ifiokjr/remirror/blob/master/docs/examples/document-model.tsx
//
// discussion 
// https://discuss.prosemirror.net/t/using-with-react/904/14

import React, { FunctionComponent, MouseEventHandler, useState } from 'react';

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made with esnextbin

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import {action, computed, observable, runInAction} from 'mobx';
import Loadable from './loadable';

export default class Loadable<T> {
  // our state entity class

  public static create<T>(val?: T) {
    return new Loadable<T>(val);
  }

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#!/bin/bash

# delete-all-ds_store.command
#####################################################################
# @100ideas  -  26 mar 2020  -  MIT LICENSE
# 
# recursively finds "hidden" .DS_store files under the directory
# from which this command is run, then offers delete prompt
#
# if you have just downloaded this file, open iterm.app, drag

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how to extract subtitles or closed caption from youtube url

Hello, I personally was looking for a simple minimal script that performed just this function: parsing vtt, discarding timecodes, merging chronologically close lines into a larger block, and outputting the result in a human-readable txt file. Just wanted to say that in my use case I prefer the way it merges multiple lines into a less-fine-grained time code.

@glasslion, thanks a lot for sharing this script!

vtt2text.py

vtt2text.py is a nice little script by glasslion I just found that seems to do what I am looking for - convert subtitle file, even closed-captioning "roll-up" style webvtt formats like what I have, into human-friendly full-page transcript.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#:  Usage: brew lsbrews [OPTION]
#:
#:    list name:  description of all instealled "leaf" formulae
#:
# disables logging the script's contents to .bash_history
set +o history