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import atexit
import ctypes
import inspect
import threading

"""
Any instances of TerminatableThread that are running when the program exits
(due to normal interpreter shutdown, KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, etc.)
will have SystemExit raised within their next 100 Python bytecode executions,
allowing them to possibly catch the SystemExit and clean up as necessary.

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-- Let's say you've got a Redis list that's composed of JSON values:
-- -- {"a": 5.2, "b": "something blah blah"}
-- -- {"a": 4.3, "b": "something blah blah"}
-- -- {"a": 125.2, "b": "something blah blah"}
-- And let's say that you want to increment all of the "a" fields by n.
-- Call the below script with:
-- -- KEYS = [key_of_list_to_update]
-- -- ARGV = [json_key_to_incr, value_to_add]

local num = redis.call('llen', KEYS[1])

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import sys
import re

output = sys.stdin.readlines()
r = re.compile(r'write\(2, "(.+?)", \d+\)\s+= \d+')
print "".join([x.replace(r'\n', "\n").replace(r'\t', "\t") for x in sum([r.findall(o) for o in output], [])])

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.PHONY: run

run: test
	./$<

test: test.o runtime.o
	gcc -arch i386 $^ -o $@

%.o: %.asm
	nasm -f macho $< -o $@

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{
"+1":  [[63.004759, -99.392855], "Canada"],
"+1242":  [[26.215829, -98.187851], "Bahamas"],
"+1246":  [[13.186666, -59.55727], "Barbados"],
"+1264":  [[18.217056, -63.050923], "Anguilla"],
"+1268":  [[17.08682, -61.796431], "Antigua and Barbuda"],
"+1284":  [[18.719042, -64.326495], "British Virgin Islands"],
"+1340":  [[33.282206, -117.185162], "US Virgin Islands"],
"+1345":  [[19.323764, -81.195721], "Cayman Islands"],
"+1441":  [[32.301277, -64.77506], "Bermuda"],

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import os
import sys
import time
import atomac
import subprocess

if len(sys.argv) < 2:
    print "Usage: bouncer.py <path_to_logic_project> (<path_to_logic_project>)"
    os.exit(1)

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// NSDate doesn't include overrides for standard comparison operators in Swift.
// This extension adds <, >, <=, >=, and ==, using NSDate's built-in `compare` method.
// MIT licensed.

func <=(lhs: NSDate, rhs: NSDate) -> Bool {
    let res = lhs.compare(rhs)
    return res == .OrderedAscending || res == .OrderedSame
}
func >=(lhs: NSDate, rhs: NSDate) -> Bool {
    let res = lhs.compare(rhs)

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[
    { "command": "get_single_test_run", "caption": "Copy Test Runner Command to Clipboard" },
    { "caption": "-", "id": "end" }
]

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This tiny script hits the Xbox API and downloads a user's entire Xbox360 achievement history into flat JSON files on disk, as well as a Sqlite DB.

Needs:

• python
• pip install requests
• An XboxApi account and API key: from https://xboxapi.com