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## * Packages
library(mise)
mise()

## * Constnats .............................................
## Observed Values
obs <- rbind(
        c(1070, 1090, 1090),
        c(1090, 1020, 990)
    )

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#!/bin/bash
SERVER_DIR="/srv/http/"
DB="${SERVER_DIR}/mediawiki/data/my_wiki.sqlite"
IP="localhost"
PORT="80"

page_name="$(sqlite3 "${DB}" 'SELECT page_title FROM page;' | sk --ansi --preview "sqlite3 "${DB}" 'SELECT old_text FROM text WHERE old_id is ( SELECT content_id FROM content where content_sha1 is ( SELECT rev_sha1 FROM revision WHERE rev_id is ( SELECT page_latest FROM page WHERE page_title is \"{}\")));' | bat  --color=always -l org")"

firefox "http://${IP}:${PORT}/mediawiki/index.php/${page_name}"

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#!/bin/bash
IFS="\n"

# Set Directories ............................................
DotFiles="~/DotFiles/"
R_DotFiles="${DotFiles}R/"

# Main Function.............................................
main() {
	## Make the directory

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library(ggplot2)

# Enter the data in such a way to match the Plot

data <-
  rbind(
    c("C", 0.97, 1135),
    c("C++", 0.84, 3542),
    c("Go", 3.75, 894),
    c("Rust", 0.93, 763),

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# using PyPlot
using GR
using ColorSchemes

N = 2000
try
    mkdir("~/Sync/Documents/tmp/gifs")
catch
end

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git log | grep '^commit' | sed 's/^commit\ //' |\
    fzf --preview 'git diff {}^! |\
     bat --color always'  

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# Refer to:
#How to extract meta description from urls using python? - Stack Overflow:
#https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38009787/how-to-extract-meta-description-#from-urls-using-python

import appex
import clipboard


def main():
	if not appex.is_running_extension():

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(defun my-take-screenshot ()
    (interactive)
    (let
        ;; Read Filename from Minibuffer
        ((filename (read-from-minibuffer "image file name: "))
        (directory "_media"))

        ;; Use maim to screenshot
        (shell-command (format "maim --select %s/%s/%s.png" default-directory directory filename ))

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(defun my-insert-clipboard-png ()
    (interactive)
    (let
        ;; Read Filename from Minibuffer
        ((filename (read-from-minibuffer "image file name: "))
        (directory "_media"))

        ;; Use maim to screenshot
        (shell-command (format "mkdir -p %s/%s" default-directory directory))
        (shell-command (format "xclip -selection clipboard -t image/png -o > %s/%s/%s.png" default-directory directory filename ))

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Editing Math With Texmacs

To edit the contents of the clipboard with TeXMacs:

1. Save the clipboard to a temp .tex file
2. Open the .tex file with TeXmacs a. TeXmacs will automatically import it on the fly
3. From TeXmacs use the GUI to edit the math
4. Save TeXmacs and it will export the file on the fly
5. Run the file through pandoc to strip off all the header arguments
6. Put the file back into the clipboard