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Excellent. Let's approach this as if explaining to an expert AI engineer with rigorous formal clarity. I’ll walk through this using both high-level system reasoning and low-level model dynamics, then introduce formal constraints and symbolic framing where appropriate.

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## ❓ Problem Statement (Formalized)

Let:

* $P$ be the prompt, containing both a **semantic task** $T$ (e.g., “give two solutions”) and a **syntactic constraint** $S$ (e.g., output must match JSON schema $\mathcal{J}$).
* Let $\mathcal{L}$ be the language model as a stochastic function $\mathcal{L} : \Sigma^* \rightarrow D(\Sigma^*)$, where $\Sigma^*$ is the set of token sequences and $D(\cdot)$ denotes a distribution over sequences.

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# Copy and paste this into your .zshrc.  The press ctrl+i, ctrl+i to use it

sgpt_cmd() {
  if [[ -n "$BUFFER" ]]; then
      _sgpt_prev_cmd=$BUFFER
      BUFFER+="⌛"
      zle -I && zle redisplay
      BUFFER="$("$@" <<< "$_sgpt_prev_cmd")"
      zle end-of-line
  fi

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1A1-52, 1C1-52, 2A1-96, 2C1-96, 3A1-52, 3C1-52
1A106-53, 1C106-53, 2A199-97, 2C199-97, 3A106-53, 3C106-53
1A107-162, 1C107-162, 2A200-305, 2C200-305, 3A107-162, 3C107-162
1A217-163, 1C217-163, 2A412-306, 2C412-306, 3A217-163, 3C217-163
1B1-54, 1D1-54, 2A413-520, 2C413-520, 3B1-54, 3D1-54
1B105-55, 1D105-55, 2A625-521, 2C625-521, 3B105-55, 3D105-55
1B106-152, 1D106-152, 2B1-103, 2D1-103, 3B106-152, 3D106-152
1B194-153, 1D194-153, 2B201-104, 2D201-104, 3B194-153, 3D194-153
1B195-229, 1D195-229, 2B202-294, 2D202-294, 3B195-229, 3D195-229
1B257-230, 1D257-230, 2B376-295, 2D376-295, 3B257-230, 3D257-230

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import jenkins.model.*
import org.jenkinsci.plugins.ParameterizedRemoteTrigger.*
import net.sf.json.JSONObject

if (System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_URL) {
  println "Configuring remote Jenkins instances"

  def remoteJenkinsUrls = System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_URL.split(',')
  def remoteJenkinsNames = System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_NAME.split(',')
  def authMode = new JSONObject()

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import jenkins.model.*
import org.jenkinsci.plugins.ParameterizedRemoteTrigger.*
import net.sf.json.JSONObject

if (System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_URL) {
  println "Configuring remote Jenkins instances"

  def remoteJenkinsUrls = System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_URL.split(',')
  def remoteJenkinsNames = System.env.REMOTE_JENKINS_NAME.split(',')
  def authMode = new JSONObject()

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'json'

class String
  def colorize(color_code) "\e[#{color_code}m#{self}\e[0m" end
  def bold; colorize(1) end
  def red; colorize(31) end
  def green; colorize(32) end
  def yellow; colorize(33) end

brandon-fryslie

Replacing text with iedit
Spacemacs uses the powerful iedit mode through evil-iedit-state to quickly edit multiple occurrences of a symbol or selection.
evil-iedit-state defines two new evil states:
* iedit state
* iedit-insert state
The color code for these states is red.
evil-iedit-state has also a nice integration with expand-region for quick edition of the current selected text by pressinge.
iedit states key bindings
State transitions
Key Binding	From	To

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source "${HOME}/.zgen/zgen.zsh"
# if the init scipt doesn't exist
if ! zgen saved; then
  # Disable loading default Prezto modules
  # This is necessary due to a quirk of zgen that will load these plugins after
  # our custom plugins, overwriting our customizations
  # https://github.com/tarjoilija/zgen/issues/74
  export ZGEN_PREZTO_LOAD_DEFAULT=0

  zgen prezto

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docker.f4tech.com/jenkins/alm-services x
docker.f4tech.com/jenkins/burro x
docker.f4tech.com/jenkins/churro-node x
docker.f4tech.com/rally/oracle-11g:alm ?
docker.f4tech.com/jenkins/docker-compose-node
docker.f4tech.com/rally/oracle-11g:alm-subs
docker.f4tech.com/testn/oracle-reload-node
docker.f4tech.com/jenkins/alm-node

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get_bad_builds(build)

bad_builds = []

if isList(build)
  for b in build
    bad_builds.append(get_bad_build(b))

if build.hasKey('builds')
  get_bad_builds(build.builds)