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const scale = {
    c: 0,
    'c#': 1,
    d: 2,
    'd#': 3,
    e: 4,
    f: 5,
    'f#': 6,
    g: 7,
    'g#': 8,

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const pluralize = (n, [singular, plural]) => (n === 1 ? `${n} ${singular}` : `${n} ${plural}`);

const translateBiggestUnit = (
  n,
  [divisor, ...divisors],
  [unit, ...units],
  candidateDivisor,
  divisorsUsed,
  unitsUsed,
) => {

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// Flatten an array of nodes, returning all nodes
// of the tree without their children.
const flattenNodeTree = (node) => {
  const { children, ...otherProps } = node;

  if (!children) {
    return [{ ...otherProps }];
  }

  return [{ ...otherProps }, ...[].concat(...children.map(flattenNodeTree))];

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{"lastUpload":"2021-04-28T11:12:04.357Z","extensionVersion":"v3.4.3"}

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whichMan, a CLI tool that lets you find the right manpage

Usage

whichMan.sh "some string that may appear in some package's manpage"

Why ?

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Intro

This document aims to describe how to get a quick setup of a cool web dev stack without using black-magick templates and reasolably understanding what you're doing.

It's, and will remain forever, a work in progress.

Create GitHub repo first

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

nDevices="0"
nTries="0"

echo "Looking for connected Android devices..."
echo ""

while [ $nDevices -lt 1 ]
do

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#include "exampleScenes.h"

HelloWorldScene::HelloWorldScene():
  Scene(
    Screen(1000, 800),
    Camera(-800, 100, 100, 80)
  )
{
  add(
    new RectangleShape(

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const digits = [0, 1, 2, 5, 8]

const isAmbiNumber = (number) => {
  // return true if all digits of number are in digits array
  const digitsOfNumber = number.toString().split('');
  return digitsOfNumber.every(digit => digits.includes(parseInt(digit)));
}

const isPalindrome = (string) => {
  const reversed = string.split('').reverse().join('');

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#!/bin/env bash

target="$1"

if ! [ -d "$target" ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 <directory>"
    exit 1
fi

#supposed capacity of the disk in GB