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//Playground
typealias StringBinary = String

///Converts a UInt to a binary string representation
func binary(_ v:UInt,_ rest:StringBinary="")->StringBinary {
  switch v {
  case v where v == 0:
    return "0" + rest
  case v where v == 1:

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"""This is an explainer for what list comprehensions are

Python was more adopted by mathy types than functional programmer types of people.

One thing that mathy types and functional programmer types have in common is
they often think similarly about data. 

They both use statements about varables, called 'Declarative programming' over
statements that are a series of instructions to the compiler to move a value
here or there or whatever (called 'Imperative programming')

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What does a metal port mean to them? How many files? How many abstractions? How wrapped up in special case performance logic are they?

As there are not enough people who can do this, there should be a high rate. There is also a lot of minutia on top of the literal coding.

There is a ton of power you need to get this done. This needs to be granted to you as a matter of the contract. Continually reconvincing them to do the correct thing as you go will be tremendously draining.

You should have contractual technical assistance on their side with adapting their build system. (“In addition to a Decisionmaker, Client will provide a build assistance engineer to help with the asset pipeline and other project specfic tooling as needed, within 48 hours of notice of a problem. Build assistance engineer will supply written documentation on portion under discussion after the meeting for future documentation.”)

If you do not have a current and past stable of test devices, a portion (33-40%) should be billed as a fixed

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//: Playground - noun: a place where people can play

import UIKit

struct ChunkedData{
  let chunkCount:Int
  let chunkSize:Int
  let byteCount:Int
  let originalData:Data
  let chunks:[Data]

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import time

import sys
import os

def clearline():
  sys.stdout.write("\033[2K\033[1G")
  
def clearscreen():

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<form>
	<div class="svgContainer">
		<div>
			<svg class="mySVG" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" viewBox="0 0 200 200">
				<defs>
					<circle id="armMaskPath" cx="100" cy="100" r="100"/>	
				</defs>
				<clipPath id="armMask">
					<use xlink:href="#armMaskPath" overflow="visible"/>
				</clipPath>