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// http://www.zagat.com/best-restaurants/new-york

nums = $.map($('.scores > .score.cost'), function(val, i) { return($(val).text()); }); //Get all boxes w/scores
clean = $.map(nums, function(val, i) { return(/\w+/.exec(val)); }); //Get rid of $
var total=0; $.each(clean, function(val, i) { total += val }); console.log(total) //Calculate total
Total = $4,950

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require 'json'

json = JSON.parse(File.read("trello.json"))

json["lists"].each do |list|
  puts "# #{list['name']}\n"
  json["cards"].each do |card|
    if card["idList"] == list["id"]
      puts "## #{card['name']}\n"
      json["checklists"].each do |chklist|

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# Steps to clean up your google contacts:
# Read to know how to Export your contacts to Google CSV format: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/24911?hl=en 
# Download those contacts to ~/contacts/google.csv
# Put this code into ~/contacts/parser.rb 
# Change to that directory: $ cd ~/contacts/parser.rb
# Run the parser: $ ruby parser.rb
# Hit k <enter> to KEEP that contact in your new clean list
# Hit <enter> to PASS on keeping that contact in your new clean list
# Once all the way through, copy the header-line (the first line of google.csv) into your new clean_contacts.csv
# Go back to Google, import this into your contacts (it will not remove any of your contacts, it will create a new Contacts group 

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# Replace <file> with logfile from your server

grep -Eo 'GET\spath\S\"\/assets\/((\S+)[A-Za-z0-9]\-?\.(jpg|svg|gif|jpeg|png))\"' <file> | sort | uniq

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$ find $(rvm gemdir) -name *.css | xargs grep html
ls -l app/controllers/*.rb | awk '{printf "Fix/Review %s\r\n", $9}'

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On Ferguson: We all have biases. And the events of the last 24 hours have placed them on full display - in the news media, on the streets, and in social networks. It's interesting how very different people's definitions can be regarding basic principles like justice, morality, and the law. To some, the outcome means a criminal got what he had coming. To others, the grand jury's decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson was another brick in the wall that keeps minorities from getting a fair shake. I think the truth lies somewhere in between. Last night I posted very briefly on the topic, implying that underneath all the fog, this specific situation is one where Michael Brown's choices led to a predictable outcome. This sparked a series of comments that surprised me with their emotion and racial overtones. I initially thought I would delete the post and comments, but I think I'll let them remain. The comments speak for themselves and I stand by mine. Some may have thought my post over-simplified the situatio

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module SlackMocks
  class Client
  end

  class User
      def initialize(user)
  end

  class Channel
  end

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Thanks for writing in! I'd recommend that they add an owner of your organization as an admin collaborator on the repository in their own organization. Then that owner can fork the repository into your org, and add whatever team from your org that needs access to it. Then you should be able to open a pull request back to the parent repo owned by your customer when you're ready to submit change proposals.

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USER=
PASS=
REPO=
ACCOUNT=sofetch

# Delete default labels
curl --user "$USER:$PASS" --include --request DELETE "https://api.github.com/repos/$ACCOUNT/$REPO/labels/bug"
curl --user "$USER:$PASS" --include --request DELETE "https://api.github.com/repos/$ACCOUNT/$REPO/labels/duplicate"
curl --user "$USER:$PASS" --include --request DELETE "https://api.github.com/repos/$ACCOUNT/$REPO/labels/enhancement"
curl --user "$USER:$PASS" --include --request DELETE "https://api.github.com/repos/$ACCOUNT/$REPO/labels/invalid"

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* Imported all contacts
* We’ll want to use the Keyboard so we can label these quickly
* Settings -> Keyboard Shortcut keys ON
* Create a group to work out of, that will keep track of who has not yet been labelled incase you want to go to lunch or something
* use “X” to select the current contact
* Think about the most generic label you can apply to this person, that will apply to many, many, many others
* Scan first page to see how many people you can group into the same group
* Use the keyboard shortcut keys to navigat the current list
* Hit the “J” key to go down
* And then once we find a Contact to group into the group we’re working with, hit “X” to select that Contact