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distance_cache = {}
gcd_cache = {}
def DelacorteInit():
  # TODO: This half of the initialization could be done faster.
  for row1 in range(28):
    for col1 in range(28):
      for row2 in range(28):
        row_distance = (row1 - row2) ** 2
        for col2 in range(28):
          distance_cache[row1, col1, row2, col2] = (

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Data from http://www.prosportstransactions.com/football/DraftTrades/Years/

2000 (#16): Sent to Jets as compensation for his own hiring
2001 (#6): Drafted Richard Seymour
2002 (#32): Traded up to #21, drafted Dan Graham
2003 (#14): Acquired via trade for Drew Bledsoe, traded up to #13, drafted Ty Warren
2003 (#19): Traded down to 2nd round plus 2004 1st round
2004 (#21): Acquired via above trade, drafted Vince Wilfork
2004 (#32): Drafted Ben Watson
2005 (#32): Drafted Logan Mankins

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 16.2	Defensive Pass Interference
 15.0	Roughing the Kicker
 15.0	Interference with Opportunity to Catch
 15.0	Illegal Peelback
 15.0	Illegal Cut
 15.0	Fair Catch Interference
 15.0	Face Mask
 15.0	Disqualification
 15.0	Clipping
 14.2	Personal Foul

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# Run against *.EV? in a file from <http://www.retrosheet.org/game.htm>

BEGIN {
  FS=","
}

$1 == "id" {
  if (awayisperfect) { print "perfect" }
  if (homeisperfect) { print "perfect" }
  awayisperfect = 1

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• Aragorn
• [... 15 previous Chieftains of the Dúnedain ...]
• Arvedui, last King of Arthedain
• [... 14 previous Kings of Arthedain ...]
• Eärendur, last King of Arnor
• [... 7 previous Kings of Arnor ...]
• Isildur, King of Arnor
• Elendil, King of Arnor and last Lord of Andúnië
• Amandil
• [... 16 previous Lords of Andúnië ...]

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import json
import re
import urllib
import urllib2
from time import sleep

comments = 0
missing = []
csv = open('super-bowl-comments.csv', 'w')

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Generation 0: Parents 0.000% and 0% ethnic had a child 0.000% ethnic
Generation 1: Parents 0.000% and 100% ethnic had a child 50.000% ethnic
Generation 2: Parents 50.000% and 0% ethnic had a child 25.000% ethnic
Generation 3: Parents 25.000% and 100% ethnic had a child 62.500% ethnic
Generation 4: Parents 62.500% and 0% ethnic had a child 31.250% ethnic
Generation 5: Parents 31.250% and 100% ethnic had a child 65.625% ethnic
Generation 6: Parents 65.625% and 0% ethnic had a child 32.812% ethnic
Generation 7: Parents 32.812% and 100% ethnic had a child 66.406% ethnic
Generation 8: Parents 66.406% and 0% ethnic had a child 33.203% ethnic
Generation 9: Parents 33.203% and 100% ethnic had a child 66.602% ethnic

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#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
  printf("1111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 1111111111111111.0);
  printf("11111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 11111111111111111.0);
  printf("111111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 111111111111111111.0);
  printf("1111111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 1111111111111111111.0);
  printf("11111111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 11111111111111111111.0);
  printf("111111111111111111111 = %.0f\n", 111111111111111111111.0);
  return 0;

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Current ballot counts: <http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130603&content_id=49475890>
Current batting WAR: <http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/AL/2013-value-batting.shtml#players_value_batting::15>
Current pitching WAR: <http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/AL/2013-value-pitching.shtml#players_value_pitching::18>

POS NAME              CURRENT PLACE IN VOTING
1B: Chris Davis                 1
2B: Dustin Pedroia              3  
SS: Jhonny Peralta              3
3B: Manny Machado               2
OF: Coco Crisp                 13

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"""Convert decimal numbers to pinary (base pi).

Fractional and even irrational bases are possible, but aren't really useful for
anything. Base pi has four digits: 0, 1, 2, and 3. What's interesting is that
there's some "space" between the highest digit and the base, which means that
there are numbers with multiple valid representations. You'll notice:

  decimal 7.000000 = pinary 20.2021120021
  decimal 8.000000 = pinary 21.2021120021
  decimal 9.000000 = pinary 22.2021120021