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title New Browser Setup

User->Phone: identifying info
Phone->idjump: identifying info
idjump->Phone: encrypted blob
User->Phone: decrypting info
Phone->local storage: decrypted blob

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require 'pp'
class PatternObject
  def initialize
    @patterns = Hash.new
  end
  def method_missing(name, *args)
    candidates = @patterns[name]
    winner = candidates.detect do |c|
      c.match args
    end

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1. start with a queue Q1 of all the live cells followed by a "end of live" tombstone

2. before tombstone reached:

3. pull cell C from queue

4. add C's dead non-queued neighbors to queue

5. add C to queue Q2 if it shall live

6. repeat

7. after "end of live" tombstone reached:

8. put "end of dead" tombstone on Q1

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irb(main):019:0> q = Qria.new
=> #<Qria:0x007fbec8c873f8 @thunks=[]>
irb(main):020:0> q.where{|x| x > 5 }
=> [#<Thunk:0x007fbec8c74d70 @name=:>, @args=[5]>]
irb(main):021:0> q.where{|x| x.match '/^text/'}
=> [#<Thunk:0x007fbec8c74d70 @name=:>, @args=[5]>, #<Thunk:0x007fbec8c67698 @name=:match, @args=["/^text/"]>]
irb(main):022:0> puts q.to_js
      function(t) {
        var i = Riak.mapValuesJson(t)[0];
        var c = true;

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Application = Rack::Builder.new do
  use NewRelic::Rack::DeveloperMode
  map '/cans' do
    run Cans::Application.new
  end
  map '/' do
    run Sinatra::Application
  end
end

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/*This code for a PIC12F615 compiles in mikroC for PIC http://www.mikroe.com
It takes an analog value from a dash-mounted potentiometer and drives a MOSFET proportional to the input.  The MOSFET pulses the low-side of a blower motor in 
a 1997 Mitsubishi Mirage, providing 128 speeds*/



void main() {
     int anin=0, ramped=255;
      unsigned long temp = 0;

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require 'capybara/dsl'
include Capybara::DSL

Capybara.current_driver = :selenium
Capybara.app_host = 'https://ssl.bing.com'

# do log in stuff here

def slumlord(thing)
  click_on thing

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Day job:
Rails developer

Favorite Python project:
NodeBox

Favorite Conference:
Scottish Ruby Conference

Python Experience Level:

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#include "symbol.h"
#include "init.h"

void JJ()
{
	long a,b,r;
	a = (long)stack_pop(); // (long)stack_pop() turns into this
	b = (long)stack_pop();
	r = a + b;
	stack_push((stack_entry)r); //	stack_push((stack_entry)r) turns into this

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Original

On server:

1. install wordpress
2. install plugins, frameworks, themes
3. use FTP to edit files, add images

Bryce-style