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ES6+ shorter

author: [nicholaswmin][author], [MIT License][license]

Guidelines for a narrative, ultra-dense, multi-paradigm programming style.
Produces structures like:

// queue.js - queue with concurrency limit

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zsh style guide

guidelines for concise [zsh][zsh-wiki] scripts

authors: [nicholaswmin][authorgh] - The [MIT][mit-lcns] License.

The keywords must/must not are to be interpreted as described in [RFC-2119][rfc-2119].
This formality is kept to a minimum because this document is meant to be LLM-parseable;
in other cases, your own unique context dictates their applicability.

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#!/usr/bin/env zsh

autoload -U colors && colors

# Check for correct shell
if [ -z "$ZSH_VERSION" ]; then
  echo "Error: This script must be run with zsh, not sh or bash"
  echo "Please run with: zsh ./vouch.zsh install"
  exit 1
fi

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#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# ext-sync.zsh
#
# Authors: 2025 - nicholaswmin - MIT
#
# Declaratively lists all installed zed.dev extensions
# in `settings.json` under `auto_install_extensions`
# - Run once before backing up dotfiles.
# - https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed#auto-install-extensions
# 

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#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# a git-based, no-tools dotfiles manager
# authors: @nicholaswmin, The MIT License

set -e

# TODO:
#  - [ ] think about Spotlight filetype exclusion
#  - [ ] consider ohmyzsh
#  - [ ] automate git clone of work projects

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/* Largest-Triangle-3-Buckets/MinMax in ES6 
   + unit tests, run by node --test foo.js
  - authors: Nicholas Kyriakides, @nicholasmin
  - license: MIT  
  from: Downsampling Time Series for Visual Representation
  Sveinn Steinarsson 
  University of Iceland,  
  https://skemman.is/handle/1946/15343

 Downsampling/Decimation Algorithms

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/**l
 * Opens Chrome tab to a specified URL(or reload if exists)
 * without the usual ballbusting focus loss on every file change.
 *
 * Meant for:
 * `$ node --watch` or `$ nodemon app.js`
 * type of orkflows where you don't 
 * want each file-save taking you to the browser.
 *
 * macOS only; no Linux/Windows

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flow

format for flow documenation in [LLM][llm]-assisted refactoring

This spec is given to the LLM which in turn utilizes it to
produce documentation of [system flows][flow], each showing
[state transitions][state], [steps][step], and [side effects][effect].

These flow documents support:

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#!/bin/sh

# test.sh
# ----------------------
# scaffold example test:
# sh  --init

# 
# quickstart:
#

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/** @function 
 * @name validated
 * @summary validate the type of a value
 *
 * @description 
 * validates a value against a {spec}. object, specifying: 
 * - parameter {name}
 * - expected  {type}
 * {type} suppers & differentiates non-standard "array" and "null" types.
 *