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billycromb

'use strict';

(function() {
  function filterArray(users) {
    return Object.fromEntries(
      users.filter(user => user.active)
      .map(user => [user.name, null])
    );
  }

billycromb

#!/bin/bash

# In iTerm, if you have a different colored terminal theme than what you use for
# vim. You'll see a border of whatever the background color is in fullscreen 
# mode  One way to get rid of this is to use escape sequences to switch to a 
# different profilewhen you open vim, and back when you are done.

# for this to work you need to have a profile set up called 'vimcolors'
# that matches your vim colorscheme (or at least the background color)