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	#!/bin/bash

	# This script grabs ReStructuredText-style hyperlinks in all rst files from cwd down,
	# then prints a list of status codes for a GET request to each of them. It's useful
	# for finding dead links.

	# This will match:
	# - "<www.example.com>"
	# - "<https://www.example.com"
	# - "<https://example.com"

	import numpy as np
	import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
	from urllib import request
	import gzip
	import pickle
	import os

	"""Load up the data.
	This is not that interesting. Let's just copy paste it from https://github.com/hsjeong5/MNIST-for-Numpy."""

	int isAsciiDigit(int x) {
	int overflower = (1 << 31) ^ (~0x39);
	int overflowed = (x + overflower) >> 31;
	if (overflowed) {
	printf("Overflowed, so not an AsciiDigit.\n");
	}
	return !overflowed & !((x >> 4) ^ 3);
	}

	# This pulls, overwrites the previous commit with the newly appended text and then pushes.

	working-copy://x-callback-url/chain?key=...&repo=...&command=pull&command=write&text=...&path=...&mode=append&command=commit&message=...&command=push

	# This pulls, correctly adds the new commit to the existing commit tree and then pushes.
	working-copy://x-callback-url/chain?key=...&repo=...&command=pull&command=write&mode=append&text=...&path=...&command=commit&message=...&command=push

	# The only difference is the positioning of the writing mode variable.