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(ns whatever.core)


(defn success
  "create a successful monadic value"
  [value]
  {:status "success" :value value})

(defn failure 
  "create a failing monadic value"

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[
{
  "problem": "ambiguity: multiple matching sequential SS", 
  "resolution": [
    [
      79, 
      {
        "51": {
          "residueid": 20
        }, 

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'use strict';

var genhtml = require('genhtml-js'),
    h = genhtml.html,
    s = genhtml.serialize,
    types = require('function-js').types;

// extend Array
function ArrayExt() {}
ArrayExt.prototype = [1, 2, 3];

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use strict;
use warnings;


local $/; # set slurp mode so that entire file is read at once (instead of a single line)

my $content = <STDIN>;

my %refs = ();
foreach my $key ($content =~ m/\\ref\{([\w_]+)\}/g) {

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Starting mongo

• may need to create the /data/db folder
• run mongod or service mongod start to get it started
  • may need to sudo those so that it gets permissions
• run mongo to get into an interactive shell

From (Python|Javascript|etc.)

install pymongo somehow

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# pack a file
gzip -c workflows.tar > workflows.gzip

# unpack a file
gzip -c -d workflows.gzip > unzipped.tar

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import subprocess
import re
import sys


if len(sys.argv) != 3:
    print "incorrect args"
    print sys.argv
    sys.exit(1)

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asb

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Merges

Use diff3 conflict markers

$ git config --global merge.conflictstyle diff3

Show the diffs that introduced a conflict

$ git log -p --oneline --left-right --merge

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{
  "name": "X",
  "fields": [
    ["a", "Int"],
    ["b", "String?"]
  ]
}