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Aaron Meurer (@asmeurer)

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git-workflow

The git workflow for contributing to open source repositories.

python3-presentation

A presentation about Python 3 for APUG

removestar

Tool to automatically replace 'import *' in Python files with explicit imports

mypython

A Python REPL the way I like it

pytest-flakes

pytest plugin for running pyflakes

dotfiles

A collection of a bunch of my .files

scipy-2014-tutorial

The SymPy tutorial for SciPy 2014

Jupyter Notebook

iterm2-tools

iTerm2 tools for Python

catimg

Print an image of a cat to the iTerm2 terminal

brown-water-python

More detailed documentation for the Python tokenize module

prefsync

Tool to seamlessly sync OS X plist files in a way that can be tracked by git

blog

SciPy-2016-Talk

My talk at SciPy 2016 about SymPy code generation

Jupyter Notebook

python-unicode-variable-names

A page listing all the Unicode characters that are valid in Python variable names

Issue-Tools

Various tools for working with SymPy's Google Code issues.

OS_lab1

Code from my operating systems class

sudoku

Solve sudoku puzzles with conda

Miscellaneous-Useful-Scripts

A bunch of miscellaneous useless scripts that I wrote at some point or other.

GameTest

Me testing around with creating an iOS game in Swift

spam

Interesting spam I have recieved

cran-conda-recipes

Conda recipes for CRAN R packages

ptbash

Bash frontend using prompt-toolkit (work in progress)

github-flavored-markdown

Fork of the GitHub Flavored Markdown project

Tech-Writing-Final-Project

My final project for my Tech Writing class

GitHub-Issues-Test

A dummy repository to play around with the GitHub issues