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(function () {
if (document.getElementById('edit-keys-3-wrapper')) {
    var query = window.location.search.substring(1);
        if(/^keys/.test(query))
            document.getElementById('edit-keys-3').value = query.substring(query.indexOf('=') + 1, (query.indexOf('&') == -1 ? query.length : query.indexOf('&'))).replace(/\+/g, ' ');
    }
}());

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/* there's nothing special or interesting about this, I just need a place to store it and a gist seemed as good as any */

.loading {
    background: url(data:image/gif;base64,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/**
 * @fileoveriew A very rough sketch for location hooks (or location based
 * events) system to simplify and structure tying multiple functions to a path.
 * Can be triggered conditionally by binding init() to an event handler or
 * on page load. This is version 0.1, so it doesn't do much, but it does
 * handle wildcards. Examples of use are provided at the end of this gist
 * TODO convert console copy/paste tests to unit tests
 * TODO test in IE
 * TODO create repo for this project
 * @version 0.1

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/**
 * @fileoverview, written for my own amusement, these few lines make a robust
 * replacement for the first 340ish lines found within the jQuery on ready 
 * handler in the main.js file on the new site. This is fine as a standalone,
 * but there are redundancies if this is used with the other scripts I've 
 * contributed to this project. If used, the duplication should be fixed.
 * @author Noah Feldman
 * updated 2011-08-22: removed superfluous semicolon 
 */
// PUT THIS IN THE `$(document).ready(function () {` IN main.js

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/** 
 * Standalone demonstration of function composition using Fortinbras components
 * Paste into a browser console and run. (Bonus demo: safe use of ASI)
 * @author Noah Feldman
 */

// basic compose looks like: compose(f, g) (x) = f(g(x))
// or: apply argFunc to the arguments, then apply func to the result
// mine does the same thing, but let's us supply extra arguments
function compose (func, argFunc, thisObj) {

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            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
                    Version 2, December 2004

 Copyright (C) 2011 Jed Schmidt <http://jed.is>

 Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified
 copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long
 as the name is changed.

            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

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// this is a quick function that may be useful to someone aside from myself. 'Hydrate' might not be the best choice
// of words, but it comes close. This takes a '.' delimited string (and optionally an existing object) and builds
// the javascript object it represents. It was originally declared inside a IIFE where U was an unused property and
// therefore guaranteed to be undefined, so I've wrapped it in one here, too.

(function (G, U) {
function hydrateObject (obj, prop) { // obj is optional
    var levels, len, ret;
    if (prop === U && typeof obj == 'string') {
        prop = obj;

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            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
                    Version 2, December 2004

 Copyright (C) 2011 Jed Schmidt <http://jed.is>

 Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified
 copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long
 as the name is changed.

            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

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/**
 * required by pluckObjectByKey can be handy if you're dealing with JavaScript written by Java devs
 * they like long.strings.with.dots.in.them.
 */
function getNestedObject (obj, path) {
    var nest, len;
    if (path) {
        nest = path.split('.').reverse();
        len = nest.length;
        while (len--) {

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function simplePrettyJson (str) {
    var stack = [], // collect all tokens
        word = [],  // accumulator to build tokens of more than one char, like an object's keys. 
                    // Not strictly needed but could be useful if we ever allow callbacks
        ws = '',
        tab = '    ', // 3 spaces are standard and 2 are trendy, but 4 are readable
        depth = 0,
        inquotes = false,
        curr, next, prev;