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// An attempt to have a struct with dependency which is a trait
// with a default constructor with provides the production dependency
// This approach uses `dyn` keyword which means the traits are checked at runtime
//
// Adapted from https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch15-05-interior-mutability.html
pub trait Messenger {
    fn send(&self, msg: &str);
}

pub struct ConcreteMessenger;

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Executes a given command on a given ecs cluster
# Usage:
#   ./ecs_cluster_exec.rb cluster-name docker ps

def command_pipe(*commands)
  commands.join(' | ')
end

def get_cluster_host_arns(cluster_name)

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am th3james on github.
• I am th3james (https://keybase.io/th3james) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBqlzaHAgmzGYcRHYURnr5RbHSvFOaGa3uS1QJl0R9r-wo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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require 'json'

key_to_find = /.*thing-or-whatever.*/

users = JSON.parse(`aws iam list-users`).fetch('Users')
usernames = users.map { |user|
  user.fetch('UserName')
}

user_secret_keys = Hash[

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tell application "iTerm"
	activate
	
	set term to (make new terminal)
	
	tell term
		set serverSession to (launch session "Default Session")
		
		tell serverSession
      set name to "server"

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# Shatter - Liz Phair

Open D tuning with a capo on first fret.

Tab relative to capo

## Intro p1

    d#|----------------------------------------|
    A#|----------------------------------------|

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test(".save persists the model to the server and adds the ID to the attributes", function() {
  var page, persistenceId, server;
  
  // Create a fake server to block AJAX requests
  server = sinon.fakeServer.create();
  
  // Upon receiving a request to '/pages', respond with an ID
  persistenceId = 6;
  server.respondWith(new RegExp("/pages"), JSON.stringify({
    id: persistenceId

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suite("Page");

test(".addSection adds a section and saves the page", function() {
  var page, pageSaveStub;
  page = new Page({
    sections: []
  });
  
  // page.save would call the server, stub it with a successful query
  pageSaveStub = sinon.stub(page, 'save', function(attributes, options) {

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suite('ReportView');

test("Renders a given report's title", function() {
  var report, view;
  report = {
    title: "My Lovely Report"
  };
  
  view = new ReportView(report);
  view.render();

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suite("PickUserView");

test('when clicking the close button, the view gets closed', function() {
  var view, viewCloseSpy;
  
  // The function we expect to be called on close
  viewCloseSpy = sinon.spy(ChooseUserView.prototype, 'close');
  
  view = new ChooseUserView();
  view.render();