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screen -d -m -S screen_with_cat /bin/cat

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#!/bin/bash
function create_venv() {
    test -d env || virtualenv env
    source ./env/bin/activate
    pip install -q -U pip
}

function babel_from_pip() {
    echo "=================================================="
    echo "Running tests with Babel 2.1.1, installed with pip"

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{
    "af": {
        "name": "Afrikaans",
        "formula": "n != 1",
        "plurals": 2,
        "cases": [
            "one",
            "other"
        ],
        "examples": {

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def change_type(root, old_type, new_type):
    """
    Helper function to recursively walk through the datastructure and change old_type to new_type
    """
    def _match(obj, **kwargs):
        return isinstance(obj, old_type)

    def _replace(obj, **kwargs):
        return new_type(obj)

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"""
Jump hash with linear probing
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

JumpHash(N) maps consistently integer values onto the range [0, N), which can
be used to map users (by their user ids) to servers (by their indexes in
a configuration file, for example).

There is one important limitation of the hash, which affects its
use: buckets (servers) must be numbered sequentially, and it's important

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session=wahoo

[first]
cmd='echo Wahoo!' C-m
[second]
cmd='echo Heya.' C-m

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>>> bitmapist.mark_unique('foo', 1)
>>> bitmapist.mark_unique('foo', 1000)
>>> bitmapist.mark_unique('bar', 1)
>>> list(bitmapist.UniqueEvents('foo') & ~bitmapist.UniqueEvents('bar'))
[]
>>> list(bitmapist.UniqueEvents('foo') ^ bitmapist.UniqueEvents('bar') & bitmapist.UniqueEvents('foo'))
[1000]

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<?
$utc = new DateTimeZone('UTC');
$user_tz = new DateTimeZone('Europe/Moscow');

// current time in UTC
date_default_timezone_set('UTC');
$datetime = new DateTime();

// convert current time to user's local time
$datetime->setTimezone($user_tz);

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#!/bin/bash
export TZ='Europe/Moscow'
exec open -na "Google Chrome" --args "--user-data-dir=$HOME/chrome-profile"

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import pytz
import os


def guess_timezone(city):
    """
    Take the city name and try to guess the timezone
    """
    tz_map = {tz.split('/')[-1].lower(): tz for tz in pytz.all_timezones}
    try: