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require 'tempfile'

def check_authorized_keys(keyfile)
  valid = false
  File.foreach(keyfile).map do |line|
   if line =~ /^ssh/
     Tempfile.open('key') do |keyfile|
       keyfile.write(line)
       keyfile.flush
       @result = %x[echo #{keyfile.path} | ssh-keygen -l 2>&1]

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#!/usr/bin/ruby

def ask(question, retries = 3)
  fail "Failed to get user input" if retries <= 0

  print question

  if got = gets
    got.strip
  else

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Ramaze::Cache.options.session = Ramaze::Cache::MemCache.using(
  compression: false,
  username: ENV['MEMCACHE_USERNAME'],
  password: ENV['MEMCACHE_PASSWORD'],
  servers: ENV['MEMCACHE_SERVERS'].split(','),
)

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      class KeyMetrics
        def initialize(date, day)
          @@data = Metric.last(source: 'all', start_date: date, end_date: date)
          p 'DATA'
          p @@data
        end
        def find
          {
            visits: @@data.visits.to_s,
            revenue: CURRENCY + sdlw_data.transaction_revenue.to_s

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#!/usr/bin/ruby

# This program adds up the numbers 1 through 10,000 using 100 threads.

# Challenge A: Does this solution have any problems? If so, explain.
# Challenge B: Propose an alternate implementation that does not use threads.

n = 10000

p (1..n).reduce(:+) # by iteration

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#!/usr/bin/ruby

# This program adds up the numbers 1 through 10,000 using 100 threads.

# Challenge A: Does this solution have any problems? If so, explain.
# Challenge B: Propose an alternate implementation that does not use threads.

require "thread"

mt_result = 0

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

threads = 100.times.map do |n|
  Thread.new n do |m|
    base = 1 + (m * 100)
    100.times.map do |i|
      base + i
    end
  end
end