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200.times do
  Thread.new { `./klient 100 1 1` }
end
Thread.new { `./klient 100 100 #{1..1000.join(" ")}` }

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int main() {
{
Rational a(1, 3), b, c(a), d, e(1);
d = a;
e = 1;
assert(d == a);
assert(b == Zero());
assert(e == One());
assert(a && !b);
assert((a / b).isNumber() == false);

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let rev = List.fold_left (fun a x -> x::a) [];;

let is_prime x = 
	let rec pom a =
		if a*a > x then true
		else
			if x mod a = 0 then false
			else pom (a+2)
	in if x mod 2 = 0 then false
	else pom 3;;

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cp /etc/hosts /etc/hosts.backup &&
for h in $( echo 'blip.pl
flaker.pl
ign.com
joemonster.org
jogger.pl
onet.pl
polygamia.pl
wyborcza.pl' )
do

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from django.db.models.signals import *

class UserNotPresentError(Exception):
	pass
	
class SignalNotSpecifiedError(Exception):
	pass

class SignalReceiver(object):
	user = None

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You can represent time statements in most western languages where
a prefix and/or suffix is used.

The default case is to use suffix only (as in English), which you
do by providing the `suffixAgo` and `suffixFromNow` settings in
the strings hash (earlier versions of timeago used the deprecated
`ago` and `fromNow` options). If present, they are used.

    2 minutes [suffixAgo]
    2 minutes [suffixFromNow]

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#!/bin/bash
 
username=$(whoami)
proc="$(ps aux | grep $username | grep -v $0 | grep firefox | grep -v grep)"
if [ "$proc" != "" ]
then
echo "shutdown firefox first!"
exit 1
fi
 

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#include <iostream>
#include <stack>
using namespace std;

stack<int> liczby;

int main (int argc, char const *argv[])
{
	char c = 0;
	while(true){