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#!/bin/bash

while true; do
    DIR=/tmp/`printf %05d $RANDOM`
    if [[ ! -e $DIR ]]; then
        break
    fi
done

echo Making $DIR

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#!/usr/bin/env lua

-- Get the cache singleton
function getCache()
    -- TODO
end

-- Metatable function that returns a function to add to the cache

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alias +secondary "slot2"
alias -secondary "slot1"
bind shift "+secondary"

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-- Metatable implementation of primes

primes = { 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13 }

__mt = {
    __index = function(table, index)
                  local val = table[index - 1]
                  repeat
                      val = val + 2
                      local isPrime = true

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It seems to be following some permutation-like math:

trees[2] = trees[0]*trees[1] + trees[1]*trees[0]
trees[3] = trees[0]*trees[2] + trees[1]*trees[1] + trees[2]*trees[0]
trees[4] = trees[0]*trees[3] + trees[1]*trees[2] + trees[2]*trees[1] + trees[3]*trees[0]

etc.

I would love to know why it is doing this, but alas, I cannot remember.

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#!/bin/bash
echo "Please enter a file to be read as an array:"
read fileName
a=( $(cat fileName) )

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#!/bin/bash
# vim: set ts=2 sw=2:

# or for Makefile:
# vim: set ts=5 sw=5 noet nolist:

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#!/bin/bash

function move_sequential {
  if [[ $# != 4 ]]; then
    echo Usage: move_sequential <prefix> <first number to move, inclusive> <last number to move, inclusive> <suffix>
    return 1
  fi

  PREFIX=$1
  FIRST=$2

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(repository at: github.com/adam000/xsera)

I want to split a repository by:
	Apollo, the engine
	Xsera, which uses Apollo

Files are prefixed by:
(b) -> file belongs to both / either
(a) -> file belongs to apollo, the soon-to-be subrepository
(x) -> file belongs to xsera, the soon-to-be super-repository (?)