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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am joegiralt on github.
• I am proletariat (https://keybase.io/proletariat) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 2CC1 4759 33E4 3F97 506E 4362 166B 9E35 49A5 A093

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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require 'set'

class Board
  attr_accessor :rows, :columns, :grids, :puzzle, :completed_set

  COL_LOOKUP = {a: 0, b: 1, c: 2, d:3, e: 4, f:5, g:6, h:7, i:8 }
  GRID_LOOKUP = {
    [:a,1] => 1,
    [:a,2] => 1,
    [:a,3] => 1,

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# Kabo (Son of Tell)
## High Elf Wizard (Blade Singer)

Background: Criminal
Alignment:  True Neutral
Age:        100
Height:     5'6
Weight:     135lbs
Size:       Medium
Speed:      30ft (40ft) in bladesong

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class NataliasPhoneNumberSolver

  attr_reader :init_number
  attr_accessor :unique_dials, :current_unique_dial

  # 1,2,3
  # 4,5,6
  # 7,8,9
  #   0

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{
  "instrument_data": {
    "VolcaDrm": {
      "midi_port": 1,
      "midi_chan": 1,
      "multi": true,
      "no_xpose": true,
      "no_fts": true,
      "no_thru": true,
      "track_values": {

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// I like parentheticals (a lot).

// "Sometimes (when I nest them (my parentheticals) too much (like this (and this))) they get confusing."

// Write a function that, given a sentence like the one above, along with the position of an opening parenthesis, finds the corresponding closing parenthesis.

// Example: if the example string above is input with the number 10 (position of the first parenthesis), the output should be 79 (position of the last parenthesis).


const findParenPosition = (string, pos) => {

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