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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;

namespace SunriseCalculator
{
    public class SolarInfo
    {
        public double SolarDeclination { get; private set; }
        public TimeSpan EquationOfTime { get; private set; }
        public DateTime Sunrise { get; private set; }

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HLLAPI: High Level Language Application Programming Interface

Links:

http://www.serengeti.com/literature/winhllapi.pdf

http://www.sdisw.com/tn3270/whllapi3270cs.htm

#define WHLLDESCRIPTION_LEN 127

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Map Kata
========
* Given a simple grid, e.g. 10x10
* Given a game piece is placed somewhere on the grid, e.g. 5,5
* Given the piece canNOT be moved diagonally, e.g. one up, one left...
* Find all available squares the piece can move to in
** 1 move
** 2 moves
** etc...
** until you are thrilled with your solution or ready for something new

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# Author: Charles Strahan
#
# This can be used on Windows to determine if UAC is enabled,
# and whether the current process is elevated.

require 'ffi'
require 'win32/registry'

module UAC

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# This script will build the TAGS files
# for any installed Emacs.
# Make sure you hae the elisp sources installed.
# (On Ubuntu, that would be the `emacs23-el' package)

require 'fileutils'

include FileUtils

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

#
# Supported Operating Systems:
#
# - Arch Linux
# - RedHat Based (CentOS, ...)
# - Debian Based (Ubuntu, ...)
#

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# Author: Charles Strahan
# License: The MIT License

class SudokuBoard
  attr_reader :cells
  attr_reader :size

  def initialize(puzzle=nil)
    self.puzzle = puzzle if puzzle
  end

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# About:
# A flight planning algorithm, particularly useful for private pilots.
# The idea is that one might be interested in, say, flying into LED (in Russia)
# from DCA (in DC); bearing in mind that small aircraft can only go so far
# on a single tank of gas, this algorithm will perform the hard work of
# computing a rather tricky route.
#
# Concretely:
# Given a set of airports (and their code, latitude and longitude),
# find the shortest route between any given airport A and B,

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Requirements

For each chapter:

1. Summarize the chapter ( 1+ bullets )
2. What was one idea that surprised or stood out to you? Why? ( 2-4 sentences )
3. What was a question that you saw as unanswered? ( 1-2 sentences )
4. Did you have any objections or disagreements? ( 1-2 sentences)
5. What were your key take aways or things you want to remember? ( 1+ bullets )

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(require 'sr-speedbar)

(setq speedbar-frame-parameters
      '((minibuffer)
	(width . 40)
	(border-width . 0)
	(menu-bar-lines . 0)
	(tool-bar-lines . 0)
	(unsplittable . t)
	(left-fringe . 0)))