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-module(larray).
-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
-export([intersection/2]).

intersection(ListA, ListB) ->
    [X || X <- ListA, lists:member(X, ListB)].

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-module(larray).
-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
-export([intersection/2]).

intersection(ListA, ListB) ->
  Numbers = lists:foldl( fun(N, Ranking) -> dict:update_counter(N, 1, Ranking) end , dict:new(), ListA ++ ListB),
  lists:usort([Unique || Unique <- dict:fetch_keys(Numbers), dict:fetch(Unique, Numbers) > 1]).

%% helper functions to create big lists of random integers
large_random_array(N, MaxValue) ->

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$(document).ready(function() {
  $('body').empty();
  document.title = "REDDIT IS A WASTE OF TIME";
});

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// Initial version w/ explicit types:
Dictionary<string, string> users = db.Users.Where(u => u.Account.Id == accountID).ToDictionary<User, string, string>(u => u.Id.ToString(), u => u.Login.Username);

// Without explicit type info.
var users = db.Users.Where(u => u.Account.Id == accountID).ToDictionary(u => u.Id.ToString(), u => u.Login.Username);

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class EzekielTemplin
  def initialize
    @birthdate  = Date.parse('1983-06-29')
    @gender     = "male"
  end

  def age
    #still derp
    Date.today.year - @birthdate.year
  end

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if ( response && response.Status ) {
	if ( response.Status.Status == 'OK' ) {
		this.reloadBrowser();
	} else {
		console.log( response );
		console.log( status );
		this.reloadBrowser();
	}
} else {
	console.log( response );

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I have heard of an emulator of Peregrinos, a post-war writer who, after having finished his first book, committed suicide to attract attention to his work. Attention was in fact attracted, but the book was judged no good.

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Meta about Tour of Go

Use of packages is nice.

Import syntax with quotes, as in Ruby. I don't like this. You quote the package name but then refer to the imported thing with a plain identifier? Why not omit the quotes so it is uniform?

Types after identifiers is weird, but I get the motivation. Should have gone all the way so everything works uniformly though.
Pointer syntax didn't have to be a star. Other options available.

Result parameters are interesting. But why do I have to say "return" at all?

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(From Slashdot Q&A http://science.slashdot.org/story/13/05/13/1410230/interviews-freeman-dyson-answers-your-questions)

How has your education helped or hindered you? You are the "ideal" educated man. In our (American) culture, we don't seem to be producing people devoted to learning, discovering, thinking, inventing, etc. What in your opinion can an educational system do to foster what you've become? 

Dyson: I was extremely lucky because I came through the British education system during the war when everything was screwed up. The whole system depended on written examinations and we did not have enough ships to import paper. So there was no paper and no exams. Also there was a high shortage of teachers since all the young people were away fighting the war. As a result, I was in class only seven hours a week. A wonderful time to get an education. We had maximum freedom, and the kids learned more from one another than we would have learned from teachers. 

The kids today spend far too much time in class and a