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#!/bin/bash

# A custom preprocessor for Marked 2 that will export two files after Marked
# does initial inclusion and processing, then cancel the processor and have
# Marked resume processing.

# Install the latest version of MultiMarkdown:
# http://fletcherpenney.net/multimarkdown/download/

function main()

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# Bash function gen_random_filename
# Description: Generates random two-word names
# Requires a dictionary file, easily generated with `aspell dump master > dictionary.txt`
# or grab it from https://gist.githubusercontent.com/ttscoff/55493fe89c35ec1588ba/raw/
# Requires shuf (brew install coreutils)
#
# Example results:
# darkest_pickpockets
# besets_struts
# unzip_Malone

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# Bash function gen_random_filename
# Description: Generates random file names
# Requires shuf (brew install coreutils)
# Requires a list of adjectives and nouns (1 per line)

gen_random_filename() {
	local adjs=~/words/adjectives.txt
	local nouns=~/words/nouns.txt
	local adj noun title starts_with_1 starts_with_2 counter

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# In my tag-filing system where top-level "context" folders are tagged with
# "=Context" tags and subfolders are tagged with "@project" tags, this function
# lets me quickly cd to any tagged folder in my filing system. The first
# argument is a context folder, the rest are a chain of subfolders. The
# subfolders don't need to be contiguous, and the matching is fuzzy.
cdt() {
	local fuzzy
	local root
	local sub
	local list

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
# new_podcast.rb
# Create a new Sublime Text workspace with 4 vertical columns and starter note buffers
# Brett Terpstra 2014
# Free to use and modify (WTF license)
# Usage: new_podcast.rb episode_title
require 'fileutils'

# By default new workspaces are created in subdirs off the current directory
# modify project_root to always have them built in a specific location, (e.g. project_root = "~/Dropbox/Podcasts")

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
# Marked 2 preprocessor
# Search a concatenated Marked index file for include comments and adjust
# [[image.jpg]] tags to point to paths relative to included file
# Update: Converts [[tags]] to Markdown image tags using the generated paths

input = STDIN.read

includes = []

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# encoding: utf-8

=begin
github_toc v0.2.0
Brett Terpstra 2014
<http://brettterpstra.com/2014/07/01/github-toc-service/>

Creates a linked table of contents from headers in a GitHub readme
Place a [toc] marker in the file to have it automatically replaced with the TOC

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#!/bin/bash
# So you know whoami, but whereami?
# Relies on this handy hack <https://github.com/lindes/get-location>
latlong=$(/usr/local/bin/get-location 2> /dev/null \
          | sed -e 's/.*<\(.*\)>.*/\1/')
address=$(curl -Ss "http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=$latlong&sensor=false" \
          | grep formatted_address \
          | head -n 1 \
          | sed -e 's/[ \t]*"formatted_address" : "\(.*\)",/\1/')

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# [Create and] open project todo
# If you don't pass a name as an argument, it's pulled from the directory name
td() {
	if [[ -n $1 ]]; then
		proj=$1
		todofile=$proj.taskpaper
	else
		proj=${PWD##*/}
		todofile=$proj.taskpaper
	fi

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'forecast_io'

ForecastIO.api_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'

forecast = ForecastIO.forecast(44.047889,-91.640439)

if ARGV[0] == "current"
	print "#{forecast.currently.temperature.round}, #{forecast.currently.summary}"