MolarFox

def common_attributes(records)
  # records should be T::Array[M] of any model M 
  common = records.first.attributes.dup

  records.each do |r|
    common.each_key do |key|
      common.delete(key) if r.attributes[key] != common[key]
    end
  end

MolarFox

// Basic Autohack v1.0
// Basic first pass dingus script. Just grows, weakens, and hacks every loop

/** @param {NS} ns */
export async function main(ns) {
  const args = arguments["0"]["args"];

  let tgt = args[0]

  while(true) {

MolarFox

#!/usr/bin/python3
"""
MolarFox 2024

On most platforms (Slack, Masto, Firefish, Discord, etc), you can search emotes by all words in them if the words are underscore delineated
This doesn't work by default for blobfox emotes since the filenames are all 1 word
This script will rename all files to be underscore delineated so you can let your software auto-index

This is just a quick script I smashed out in a half hour, it's stable but could be improved w/ better encapsulation, reading dirpath from stdin etc

MolarFox

#!/bin/bash

tgt_disp="eDP-1"

# Determine which index the orientation will be at. +1 if tgt_disp is primary (try running the edpi_state xrandr command without the cut to see why)
disp_info=$(xrandr --query --verbose | grep "$tgt_disp")
if [ $(echo "$disp_info" | cut -d ' ' -f 3) == "primary" ]
then
	cut_index=6
else

MolarFox

! Title: Molar's Social Media Allowlist
! Description: Adguard Whitelist rules to allow some social media to function
!
@@||facebook.com^
@@||fbcdn.net^
@@||fbsbx.com^

MolarFox

{
    "message": "This is a log detailing type and methods of the partial failure status object returned by Google grpc after an `add_offline_user_data_job_operations` call",
    "type": "<class 'google.rpc.status_pb2.Status'>",
    "methods": [
        "ByteSize",
        "Clear",
        "ClearExtension",
        "ClearField",
        "CopyFrom",
        "DESCRIPTOR",

MolarFox

#!/usr/bin/python3
# MolarFox 2023 

import re
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter.scrolledtext import ScrolledText
import hashlib
import urllib3

import datetime as dt

MolarFox

A function that takes in an integer string, and converts it to "pretty" format aka comma-separated

e.g.

123123123 -> 123,123,123
12312312  ->  12,312,321
1000      ->       1,000

This is my solve for the 16th June Data I/O bookclub challenge.

MolarFox

#!/usr/bin/python3

from typing import List
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from fastavro import writer, reader, parse_schema

# A simple base class to load in avros, anonymise the values of every record, and write back out
# For generating non-identifying example files from live cust data, all conforming to schema

@dataclass

MolarFox

import random

print(f"who{''.join(['r' for _ in range(1,random.randint(2,999))])}e")