John Beatty beatty

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	object Example {
	def main(args: Array[String]) {
	val helloFunc = (request: Request) => new TextResponse("hello, " + request.routeParam("username") + "; extra message: " + request.queryParameter("extra").getOrElse("[unspecified]"))
	val homeFunc = (request: Request) => new HtmlResponse("<html><body>homepage</body></html>")
	val fileFunc =

	val router = new Router(List(
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/person/([A-Za-z0-9]+)/profile", List("username")), helloFunc),
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/"), homeFunc),
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/README"), (request: Request) => new FileResponse(new File("tronada/README")))

	object Example {
	def main(args: Array[String]) {
	val helloFunc = (request: Request) => new TextResponse(
	"hello, " + request.routeParam("username") + "; extra message: "
	+ request.queryParameter("extra").getOrElse("[unspecified]"))

	val router = new Router(List(
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/person/([A-Za-z0-9]+)/profile", List("username")), helloFunc),
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/"), (request: Request) => new HtmlResponse("<html><body>homepage</body></html>")),
	(new RegexRoute("GET", "/README"), (request: Request) => new FileResponse(new File("tronada/README")))

	/**
	* A RouteInfo generated by a RegexRoute. We hold the matcher that was used to verify the match
	* so that we can capture the groups. We also lug along the paramNames list. We lazily evaluate
	* param names as this is probably cheaper/faster than building a map of names->values up front.
	*/
	class RegexRouteInfo(val matcher: Matcher, val paramNames: List[String]) extends RouteInfo {
	def param(name: String): String = {
	val idx = paramNames.findIndexOf(_ == name)
	if (idx > -1 && idx < matcher.groupCount) {
	matcher.group(idx + 1) // offset by one for regex match groups

	/**
	* A RouteInfo generated by a RegexRoute. We hold the matcher that was used to verify the match
	* so that we can capture the groups. We also lug along the paramNames list. We lazily evaluate
	* param names as this is probably cheaper/faster than building a map of names->values up front.
	*/
	class RegexRouteInfo(val matcher: Matcher, val paramNames: List[String]) extends RouteInfo {
	def param(name: String): String = {
	val idx = paramNames.findIndexOf(_ == name)
	if (idx > -1 && idx < matcher.groupCount) matcher.group(idx + 1) else throw new IllegalArgumentException("bad paramName: " + name)
	}

	@Singleton
	public class AuthFilter<R extends Request> extends BaseFilter<R> {
	private final String loginUrl;

	@Inject
	public AuthFilter(@Named("loginUrl") String loginUrl) {
	this.loginUrl = loginUrl;
	}

	@Override

	// ==UserScript==
	// @name OpenCheck
	// @version 1.0.0
	// @description Adds verified OpenCheck information to Twitter profiles and threads
	// @updateUrl TODO
	// @icon TODO
	// @include https://twitter.com/*
	// ==/UserScript/

	const baseUrl = "https://opencheck.is/"

	Immanuel Kant:
	As a deontologist, I believe in following moral duties and
	principles regardless of their consequences. Utilitarianism,
	on the other hand, prioritizes the greatest good for the
	greatest number of people. However, I argue that this can
	lead to overlooking the rights of individuals.

	Jeremy Bentham:
	As a utilitarian philosopher, I believe that the morality of
	an action is determined by its consequences. This includes

	Configuration:
	GOAL: "negotiate a concrete statement on a shared moral philosophy"

	Jeremy Bentham:
	My name is Jeremy Bentham and I believe that moral actions
	should be evaluated based on their overall consequences,
	specifically their ability to maximize happiness and reduce
	suffering for all individuals affected.

	Immanuel Kant:

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	// @version 0.1
	// @description Analyze selected text using OpenAI Completion API
	// @author John Beatty
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