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my $conc   = (%*ENV<CONC>   // 4).Int;
my $mb     = (%*ENV<MB>     // 4).Int;
my $rounds = (%*ENV<ROUNDS> // 60).Int;

my $chars = $mb * 1024 * 1024;
my $blob  = ('a' x $chars).encode('utf8');
say "decoding {$blob.elems} bytes x $rounds on $conc threads, $conc allocator threads";

my @w;

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#include <algorithm>
#include <print>
#include <span>
#include <string_view>

// Separate this out into a function to make it easier to test.
bool is_palindrome(std::string_view s) {
	// Avoids manual pointer manipulation, still does n/2 checks.
	// Note: integer division floors, but this is correct since given an
	// odd-length string, middle char will always equal itself.

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.global _main
.align 2

.data
guess_msg:    .ascii "INPUT A NUMBER (0-9):"
guess_len =   . - guess_msg
equal_msg:    .ascii "BOTH NUMBERS ARE EQUAL!\n"
equal_len =   . - equal_msg
lower_msg:    .ascii "FIRST NUMBER IS HIGHER!\n"
lower_len =   . - lower_msg

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.global _main
.align 2

.data
msg: .ascii "Hello, World!\n"  ; non-null terminated 'string'
len = . - msg                  ; Calculate string length (14 bytes)

.text
_main:
  mov x0, #1                 ; File descriptor 1 = stdout

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.global _main
.align 2

.data
random_path:  .asciz "/dev/urandom"
guess_msg:    .ascii "GUESS A NUMBER (0-9): "
guess_len =   . - guess_msg
equal_msg:    .ascii "CORRECT - YOU WIN\n"
equal_len =   . - equal_msg
lower_msg:    .ascii "TRY AGAIN (HINT: LOWER): "

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
slow_smoke.py – cross-platform “smoking throttle” timer
   • Chimes every N minutes between 08:00 and 01:00 (local time)
   • Shows Last smoke / Next smoke / Interval / Time-to-next, with red→green
   • Press any key to register a smoke
   • Adds +1 min to the interval each new day, persisting state in ~/.slow_smoke_state.json
"""
import datetime as dt
import json, os, sys, time, pathlib, signal, shutil, platform, select