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import requests
from minds import Minds

api = Minds()
print(api)

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How to join gitter server on matrix

You can bridge gitter in matrix. For that you need to conver gitter url to valid matrix address.

Bridge template #gitter_<server>=2F<channel>:matrix.org

e.g.

  https://gitter.im/xonsh/xonsh
 server/channel

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# LICENSE GPLv3

def lazy_dict_merge(root, update):
    """
    this function merges two dictionaries lazily and recursively (supports nested dicts)

    Lazy means only missing keys will be updated,
    i.e. update['foo'] will only be copied to root if it doesn't have 'foo' already

    >>> lazy_dict_merge({'foo': '1'}, {'bar': '2'})

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"""
Delete xonsh shell history by matching patterns
i.e. `python delete-history.py "^ping"` will delete every history command that starts with "ping"
"""
import json
from json import JSONDecodeError
from pathlib import Path

import click
import os

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somedate = '2020-02-24 07:22'
somedates = ['2020-02-24 07:22', '1995-12-01 22:00', '2001-01-01 11:54']
import dateinfer
print(dateinfer.infer(somedate)
#'%H'  incorrect
print(dateinfer.infer(somedates)                                                                                        
#'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'  correct!

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def object_hook(dict_, func: Callable, types: Union[Tuple[Type], Type] = dict):
    """
    object hook for python dictionary - applies function to every object of type recursively
    note: dictionary keys are not considered to be objects and will be type matched,
    for processing dictionary keys you should process whole dict type.
    example:

    >>> object_hook({'foo': 'bar'}, str.upper, str)
    {'foo': 'BAR'}

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import requests

headers = {
    # when web scraping we always want to appear as 
    # a web browser to prevent being blocked
    "User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/62.0.3202.94 Safari/537.36"
}
data = {
    # our recipe search term
    "searchTerm": "Toast",

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{
  "contexts": [
    "{\"name\":\"toast\",\"paths\":[\"/~asset/bread\"],\"type\":\"PRIMARY\",\"searchType\":\"NORMAL\",\"degreesSeparation\":0,\"cleanedName\":\"toast\",\"popularityFactor\":0,\"taggedContentCount\":2054,\"userToken\":true,\"searchGuess\":false,\"essenceContext\":false,\"matchingCandidate\":false}"
  ],
  "searchTerm": "toast",
  "pn": 14
}

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import asyncio
from aiohttp.client import ClientSession
from parsel import Selector


async def get_page(page: int, session: ClientSession):
    """This is a little shortcut function that requests specific page of our pagination"""
    url = f"https://www.avbuyer.com/aircraft/private-jets/page-{page}"
    print(f"requesting {url}")
    return await session.get(url)

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Aggro - Refers to attention from in-game enemies, often relating to the distance at which an enemy will notice the player character and engage in combat, or - in a multiplayer setting - the player being targeted by an enemy. See also: 'Tanking'
ARPG - An acronym for 'action role-playing game', ARPG is a sub-genre of RPG that focuses primarily on combat, exploration and character development. Typically involving lengthy dungeons and tough boss fights, ARPGs are popular with min-max playstyles.
ADS - Short for 'Aim Down Sights', ADS is the action of raising a ranged weapon to eye-level and aiming along the sights.
AoE - Short for 'Area of Effect', AoE refers to attacks which cover a certain area with a damaging effect.
Bots - A bot is a computer-controlled character playing alongside regular players in a multiplayer setting. It may also refer to an inexperienced or poor player, whose ability is no greater than an AI bot.
Backwards compatibilty - The ability of a games console to run software created for prior c