scottrogowski

#!/usr/bin/env python

# This is a better way to do git branch. This orders branches by last modified
# date and prints the branch notes along with the branch.
# Branches with '+' and '_' in front come first

import subprocess
import sys
from dateutil.parser import parse
import os

scottrogowski

# This prints a spiral onto the terminal. 
# It is composed of a few list comprehensions, a few ternary expressions, and a y-combinator
# The only python keywords used: print, join, in, lambda, if, else, int, and, or, range
# No libraries are used

# It is 308 characters although I think it would be possible to get it under 300 
# with some further optimization of the spiral generator. Particularly I think 
# it might be possible to build this without storing state recursively at the 
# expense of some additional computation. This could be done by finding an 
# expression that would map the element index of the spiral to the coordinates