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#!/bin/python
import random
import copy
import sys
import pprint


def _thesame(items):
    return len(set(items)) == 1

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class A(object):
    def foo(self, onearg):
        print "foo onearg"

class B(object):
    def foo(self, onearg, twoarg):
        print "foo onearg twoarg"


b = B()

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(NRG > 6000)              # if have over 6000 nrg
    [reproduce 50]        # reproduce giving 50% to child
    [turn -15]            # turn 15 degrees after spawning


(EYE.5 > 0)                   # there is something directly in front of us
    shoot(-1)

# follow something
(EYE.4 > 0)

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Website allows users to create and manage accounts.
    - user manages pubkey
    - user is assigned a Git Repo
    - can review Stats and Hand Histories
    - can refill an empty account with credits 1/day. 

User creates Code and pushes to Git Repo.
    - using their pubkey to remote:   [email protected]:username.git

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Each player needs $4.50 in the following change:
    10 x Quarters
    2 x Dollars  

To make a move, you must roll 2 4-sided dice. 
You may make 0, 1 or 2 moves based on the dice rolls shown:
    1 - Boat
    2 - Knight
    3 - Rook

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#!/usr/bin/env python

import sys
import os
import optparse


class ExpandTemplateCommand(object):
    def run(self, *args):
        parser = optparse.OptionParser()

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        body {
            background: beige;
        }

        #display_container {
            float: left;
        }
        #turn_container {
            float: left;

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(function($) {

    var PLUGIN = ""  //TODO: The name of the plugin

    var methods = {
        init: function (config) {
            var options = {


                //TODO: Default Options

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Dashboard Gadget Ideas
    - twitter feed
    - github activity feed
    - activecollab activity graphs
    - rss feed
    - graphs of commits/checkouts
    - upcoming beer vote
    - bus schedules

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Abstract
    A 54" TV sits blank in a room full of programmers who would happily script up visualizations and demos. A device is needed to provide video source for the display, that can be installed easily on the wall near the TV, either surreptisously, or perhaps artfully.

    Fullscreen webkit browser, displaying HTML5/JS visualizations.