Frank Murphy AnIrishDuck

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	SELECT date_trunc('month', date(q.created_at)) AS month, COUNT(DISTINCT r.artifact_id) AS with_outcomes, COUNT(DISTINCT q.id) AS total FROM quizzes q
	LEFT OUTER JOIN learning_outcome_results r ON (r.g_shard_id = q.g_shard_id AND r.artifact_id = q.id AND r.artifact_type = 'Quizzes::QuizSubmission')
	WHERE date(q.created_at) > date('2017-07-01')
	GROUP BY date_trunc('month', date(q.created_at))

	from petrify.solid import Vector, Box, Cylinder, Node, Union
	from petrify.edge import Chamfer

	port = 2.65
	outer = 2.28
	inner = 2.22
	wall = 0.125
	mm_p_in = 25.4
	to_mm = Vector(mm_p_in, mm_p_in, mm_p_in)

	from petrify.solid import Vector, Box, Cylinder, Node, Union
	from petrify.edge import Chamfer

	port = 2.65
	outer = 2.28
	inner = 2.22
	wall = 0.125
	mm_p_in = 25.4
	to_mm = Vector(mm_p_in, mm_p_in, mm_p_in)

	#!/bin/bash

	if [[ "$1" == "--help" ]] ; then
	echo -n "Diff cloudgate secrets from HEAD to the specified git ref. " >&2
	echo "Skips inaccessible vaults." >&2
	echo >&2
	echo "usage: $0 [REF] [ENVS...]" >&2
	echo >&2
	echo " REF: a git ref, defaults to HEAD^" >&2
	echo " ENVS: the environments to diff, defaults to all" >&2


	def check_out_and_err(args, *kwargs):
	"""
	Pipe from BOTH stdout and stderr. Avoids deadlock by performing nonblocking
	reads. Why this isn't in the stdlib is beyond me.

	"""
	if 'stdout' in kwargs or 'stderr' in kwargs:
	raise ValueError("stdout/stderr arguments not allowed.")

	import os
	from contextlib import contextmanager


	@contextmanager
	def pipe(my_end):
	"""
	Context manager that produces a unidirectional pipe, automatically always
	closing the other end of that pipe. Useful for creating pipes to use with
	subprocesses.

	""" Utility methods for context managers. License is BSD 3-Clause. """
	from collections import defaultdict
	from unittest import TestCase

	class nested(object):
	"""
	This context manager is different from ``contextlib.nested``.
	``contextlib.nested`` is one-shot: once instantiated it can only be used
	in a ``with`` statement once. This manager can be infinitely re-used. So
	the following code works with this incarnation of ``nested``, but not with

	import fcntl
	from contextlib import contextmanager

	@contextmanager
	def flocked(fd):
	""" Locks FD before entering the context, always releasing the lock. """
	try:
	fcntl.flock(fd, fcntl.LOCK_EX)
	yield
	finally: