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{
  "name": "status-stats",
  "main": "./lib/status-stats",
  "activationCommands": ["status-stats:toggle"],
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "private": false,
  "description": "A derivative of @segphault's status-wordcount. Displays wordcount, grade level, and Flesh Kincaid scores, to help you write for your audience.",
  "repository": "https://github.com/jbrains/status-stats",
  "license": "MIT",
  "engines": {

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    RSpec::Matchers.define :eventually_redirect_to do | target_url |
      def collect_redirect_urls_from(url)
        redirect_urls = []
        response = RestClient.get(url) do | response, request, result, &block |
          redirect_urls.push(response.headers[:location]) if response.code == 301
          response.return!(request, result, &block)
        end
        redirect_urls
      end

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#!/bin/sh
# Improved safety by not checking out directly into document root
pushd /home/jbrains
SCRATCH="$(date +%N)"
TARGET="/home/jbrains/domains/jbrains.ca/web/wordpress-jbrains.ca"
# Backup
tar cf "wordpress-jbrains.ca.$SCRATCH.tar" $TARGET
# Clone, then copy
mkdir $SCRATCH
pushd $SCRATCH

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a.comment-link {
  /* Superimposed image */
  $icon-comment-height: 10px; /* Must match the size of the graphic */
  $icon-comment-width: 10px; /* Must match the size of the graphic */

  background: $salmon url(../images/comment.gif) no-repeat $icon-comment-height $icon-comment-width;
  color: $salmon; 

  &:hover {
    background: $dark-salmon url(../images/comment.gif) no-repeat $icon-comment-height $icon-comment-width;

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require "sequel"


# Use the module to avoid naming collisions with other specs.

module LearnSequelModelSpec
  describe "Person Model" do
    let(:db) { Sequel.sqlite }

    before(:each) do

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-- Thanks to @kimwallmark for teaching me `maybe` and showing me how a single lookup.
-- I had the brilliant idea of using `snd`, even though I dislike the name. :)

fizzbuzz :: Integer -> String
fizzbuzz n = maybe (show n) snd $ classify n
  where 
    classify n = find (\(m, _) -> n `mod` m == 0) [(15, "Fizzbuzz"), (5, "Buzz"), (3, "Fizz")]

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# SMELL I don't like the name gemfile_lock_file, but I don't know
# what else to call it. I want to distinguish it from Gemfile.
def extract_gems_from_gemfile_lock_file(contents)
  gems = []
  # Extract all the non-empty lines between and excluding 'specs:' and 'PLATFORMS'
  contents.each_line do |line|
    line = line.strip
    # It takes a few seconds to understand this algorithm,
    # but I can't yet justify replacing it with a functional
    # approach. Again, it depends what the reader understands

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Dystopia =
  expands: (world) -> []
  lives: (cell) -> false

Utopia =
  expands: (world) -> world
  lives: (cell) -> true

evolve_world = (world, rules=Dystopia) ->
  rules.expands(world).filter (cell) -> rules.lives(cell)

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require "rspec"

describe "gist_no_css tag" do
  context "the pieces" do
    context "rendering code" do
      # Assume we've already successfully downloaded code
      example "gist ID, username and filename"
      example "gist ID and filename"
      example "gist ID and username"
      example "gist ID"

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public interface GistWithMultipleFiles {}