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;;; cycle.el --- Simple module for working with cycles. -*- lexical-binding: t -*-
;; Author: William Carroll <[email protected]>

;;; Commentary:
;; Something like this may already exist, but I'm having trouble finding it, and
;; I think writing my own is a nice exercise for learning more Elisp.

;;; Code:

;; `current-index' tracks the current index

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# Note: there are almost assuredly faster and potentially more secure ways to encrypt files.
# My focus with these function was security and ergonomics. I find GPG functions difficult to
# remember and unwieldy to type. The easier encrypting and decrypting is, the more likely I am
# to do it. All other things being equal, some encryption is probably better than no encryption.
# 
# Usage:
# $ encrypt *.txt dir_{a,b}
# $ decrypt *.txt.gpg dir_{a,b}.tar.gz.gpg

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# Adding this as a reference for myself.

# At the terminal, call:
mimeopen -d <filetype>

# For example to configure `lf` to open for directories:
mimeopen -d $(pwd)

# To configure Emacs for .js files
mimeopen -d file.js

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" My barebones vimrc without any Vundle dependencies.
"
" I'm attempting to optimize the following:
" - Minimize dependencies
" - Maximize ergonomics
" - Maximize Tmux compatibility
" - Minimize shadowing of existing Vim KBDs
"
" Warning: This is currently unstable as it is a work-in-progress.
"

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################################################################################
# Simple program for computing the "radix compliment" of a given number.
# Written primarily to help me better understand the "two's compliment" concept.
#
# Author: William Carroll <[email protected]>
################################################################################

def radix_compliment(x, radix=None, num_digits=None):
    """Computes the radix compliment for `x`.

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;;; zle.el --- Functions to mimmick my ZLE KBDs -*- lexical-binding: t -*-
;; Author: William Carroll <[email protected]>

;;; Commentary:
;; This is primarily for personal use.  The keybindings that I choose are those
;; that feel slightly mnemonic while also not shadowing important bindings.
;; It's quite possible that our tastes will differ here.
;;
;; All of these keybindings are intended to shave off milliseconds off your
;; typing.  I don't expect these numbers to sum up to a meaningful amount.  The

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deref() {
  # Dereferences a symlink.
  # Usage: deref [symlink]
  if ! [ -L $1 ]; then
    echo_error "File is not a symlink: $1. Exiting..."
  else
    local src=$(readlink -f $1)
    echo "Moving $src -> $1" && \
      mv $1 $1.bak && \
      mv $src $1 && \

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;;; kaomoji.el --- Supporting kaomoji usage -*- lexical-binding: t -*-
;; Author: William Carroll <[email protected]>

;;; Commentary:
;; Simple keyboards like this make life a bit better.

;;; Code:

(defconst symbols '(("Joy" . "(⌒‿⌒)")
                    ("Love" . "(ღ˘⌣˘ღ)")

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;;; alist.el --- Interface for working with associative lists -*- lexical-binding: t -*-
;; Author: William Carroll <[email protected]>

;;; Commentary:
;; Firstly, a rant:
;; In most cases, I find Elisp's APIs to be confusing.  There's a mixture of
;; overloaded functions that leak the implementation details (TODO: provide an
;; example of this.) of the abstract data type, which I find privileges those
;; "insiders" who spend disproportionately large amounts of time in Elisp land,
;; and other functions with little-to-no pattern about the order in which

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(require 'dash)

(defmacro - (&rest forms)
  "Compose a new, point-free function by composing FORMS together."
  (let ((sym (gensym)))
    `(lambda (,sym)
       (->> ,sym ,@forms))))