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import pandas as pd

df = pd.read_csv('./tiddlers.csv')
for i, t in df.iterrows():
  first = t.title[0]
  
  # no tw junk
  if ( first == '.' or first == '/'):
    continue
  

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var es5 = function(){  return this; }

var es6 = () => { return this; }

var a = new es5();
// no error
var b = new es6();
// TypeError: es6 is not a constructor

// I enjoy the other way of declaring constructors that is less classy.

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// procedural programming - synchronous
var foo = 'foo';
foo += 'bar';
// foo = 'foobar'

// object oriented programming  - synchronous
 var Bar = function(a){ return a }
var foo = new Bar({ id: 123 })
foo.id = 123;

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[o__o]
<|°_°|>
0-[o^o]-0
|o|<=o-c

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// This is the outside in approach, where the parent process is not within Docker, but the child lives in a docker image.

var externalNodeProcess = require('child_process').spawn('docker', [
  'run',
  '-a', 'stdin', '-a', 'stdout', '-a','stderr',
  '-i',
  'image/name:tag',
  'node','index.js'
], {
  stdio: ['pipe', 'pipe', 'pipe']

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language: node_js
node_js:
  - "6.4"
sudo: required
before_script:
  - mkdir ~/.npm-global
  - npm config set prefix '~/.npm-global'
  - echo 'export PATH=~/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.profile
  - source ~/.profile
  - npm link

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alias ala=__ala
# alias last as
function __ala(){
echo "alias $1='`fc -ln -1`'" >> ~/.zsh-aliases
}

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if ( true ) pass;
else nopass;
     .
  \^/|
 _/ \|_