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import Data.List

-- Code Jam boilerplate

main :: IO ()
main = getContents >>= putStr . showCases . tail . lines

showCase :: (Int, String) -> String
showCase (i, c) = "Case #" ++ show i ++ ": " ++ show (solve c)

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# Paste this into your shell in the same directory as foo_beefweb-0.3.fb2k-component.
# This script will create foo_beefweb-0.3.patched.fb2k-component, which you can then
# install in the foobar2000 GUI.

# The patch allows you to change tracks by clicking as well as double- clicking. This
# isn't the best on a desktop, but since double-clicking is broken in iOS Safari,
# something like this is needed to be able to change tracks.

unzip foo_beefweb-0.3.fb2k-component beefweb.root/bundle.js;
printf "\ndocument.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', _ => {\

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If you configure git like this:

git config filter.sqlite3.clean 'sqlite3 %f .dump'
git config filter.sqlite3.smudge 'sqlite3 %f'
echo '*.db filter=sqlite3' >> .git/info/attributes

and you have an sqlite3 database in a *.db file:

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Replace boot volume with Alpine

Create a new Oracle Linux VM. You can disable in-transit encryption, as encryption will be implemented at the OS level with dm-crypt. Connect to the VM with SSH (you can't connect from the Cloud Shell as the opc user has no password). Then, run the following to reboot the VM into Alpine Linux:

sudo su
wget https://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.15/releases/aarch64/alpine-virt-3.15.0-aarch64.iso
dd if=alpine-virt-3.15.0-aarch64.iso of=/dev/sda; sync
reboot

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#!/bin/bash

# whisper-stream.sh
#
# Take a url supported by yt-dlp, dump 30-second segments to the current
# directory named by unix timestamp, and transcribe each segment using Whisper.
#
# example: TZ=Australia/Canberra ./whisper-stream.sh "https://..."
#
# The time displayed is the time when ffmpeg first opens the segment for