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<?php
/* 

easier way to deal with $_POST & $_GET etc: typecast it to an object.

$post = (object)$_POST;

benefits:
- quicker to type (30% faster to type $post->username than to type $_POST['username'])
- reduces chance of making syntax mistakes(you have to make sure to match 2 sets of tokens( ' and [ )in the former and 0 in the latter, reducing the likelihood of annoying syntax mistakes.

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$isBot = preg_match('/(spider|crawl|curl|python|twitt|bot|google|perl|archiver|monitor|mechanize)/i',$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']);

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<?php
function post($url, $post_array)
{

// curl
}
?>

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#!/bin/bash
echo $1
newpath=$(echo $1 | sed 's|\\|/|g' | sed 's|:||g' | sed 's|^C|/cygdrive/c|')
echo $newpath
cd "$newpath"

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title
 tag title
 content Mindmap
block2
 style
  left 370px
  top 181px
  width auto
  padding 15px
  height auto

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title
 tag title
 content Coming Soon
stylesheet
 tag link
 rel stylesheet
 href site.css
container
 style
  position absolute

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title
 tag title
 content {{post.title Post Title}}
stylesheet
 tag link
 rel stylesheet
 href site.css
container
 style
  width 90%

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iosViewport
 content <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale = 1.0,maximum-scale = 1.0" />
title
 tag title
 content Coming Soon
stylesheet
 tag link
 rel stylesheet
 href site.css
dancerCode

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name space
version 0.8.7
description A lightweight language for objects
main ./space.js
bin
 space cli.js
scripts
 test node tests/node-test.js
repository
 type git

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> Please don't mistake this question as offensive, but: How many people did you show this to before putting it out in the open?

Not offended at all! I showed the paper to somewhere between 20 - 30 people before putting it out there. The paper improved 100x thanks entirely to them,
but still, the response was lukewarm(at best). I only have a B.S. in Economics (and barely at that), and have never written
a "paper" before, so that might explain some of its "quirks".

> The biggest problem of the whole thing is that it doesn't even get its motivation across to me. I read through the blogpost and the paper and I have no idea why I should care.

Haha, great point! For many years I've been wrestling with a few core problems:
- visual programming