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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Basic app which can be updated directly from a Mercurial repository.

Copyright (C) Sarah Mount, 2011.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2

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{.section SharedStreams}
    {.repeated section SharedStreams}
    <h3><a href="{Url}">{Name|html}</a></h3>
        <p>{Description|html}</p>
    {.end}
{.or}
        <p>No users have shared data streams with you, why not <a href="/newstream">create one</a> of your own!</p>
{.end}

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#!/bin/bash


#
# Simple script to generate statistics from a Mercurial branch.
#
# Sarah Mount s.mount@wlv.ac.uk
#

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#
# Minimal Makefile which compiles multiple C files into individual executables.
#
#
# - Sarah Mount, November 2011
#

CC=gcc

RM=rm

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Convert Kasabi JSON to CSV.

This parser is designed to parse the results of http://kasabi.com/ SPARQL
queries and write them out as CSV files for use with a spreadsheet.

You can see an example SPARQL query here:

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""
This script parses the output of the Ubuntu 'sensors' utility.

The output of sensors looks like this on my machine:

    acpitz-virtual-0
    Adapter: Virtual device

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import scala.collection.mutable._

class WorkerBee2 (val iterations : Int, var bins : ArrayBuffer[Int]) extends Runnable {

    def run() : Unit = {
        for(i <- 0 until iterations) {
            for (j <- 0 until bins.length) {
                // This compiles but misses some iterations:
                bins.update(j, bins(j) + 1)
            }

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class MyExn(Exception):
    def __init__(self, value):
        self.value = value
    def __str__(self):
        return "MyExn raised with value " + str(self.value)

def example():
    try:
        raise MyExn(0)
    except MyExn, e:

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#!/usr/bin/env python

#
# Parse simple tokens from a string such that it can be recreated.
#

__author__ = 'Sarah Mount <s.mount@wlv.ac.uk>'
__date__ = '12 July 2012'

ws = [' ', '\n', '\t']

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Heilmeyer's Catechism: 

1. What is the problem, why is it hard? 
2. How is it solved today? 
3. What is the new technical idea; why can we succeed now? 
4. What is the impact if successful? 
5. How will the program be organized? 
6. How will intermediate results be generated? 
7. How will you measure progress? 
8. What will it cost?