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A little more wordy than I would have liked, but it's waaaay past my bedtime. (Sorry C, my up-in-the-middle-of-the-night-with-an-infant are three decades behind me. But do have fun with yours!)
github.com/trinkel/0-in...
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I agree that there seem to be more possible pairs in the first example. I don't think I get the question and it might have something to do with "where each number is in each array". Maybe I'm just being dense, but I don't follow what that means. The answer doesn't fit what I imagine that to mean.
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It's not as common as it used to be, or at least the DEFCON level is lower. It's much easier to discuss with the designer options for turning the piece into a website. In most cases they realize they are coming to a web guy for that expertise. On the other hand, there are still assholes out there.
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Left-handed baseball glove (for the right hand) is all I can think of. I golf and bat right handed. By the time I tried left-handed scissors I was so used to right-handed that it just felt weird. Sometimes in school I would flip a spiral notebook over and write in it from the back.
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Oh hell yeah.
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For something completely different: Taylor Otwell.
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I noticed you didn’t give her the $150 Apple keyboard. Probably wise.
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2 possible
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So, they eliminated the post of one of the three or four most important people who work there? Know there’s foresight for you.
I’d hire you on a sec, but you don’t want to work here. Thank god you are so fucking marketable.
Good luck my dude!
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Ya know, one of these day I WILL get `.reduce()`. I think I'm getting close
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Congratulations @cassidoo.co !
Take it easy. We’ll miss you, but we’ll be here when you get back.
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Oh for gods sake, I needed this last week!
Actually, I was going to use it, but after digging, I didn’t think it had the format I needed.
It does.
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I'd like to say the equation has been banging around inside my head since high school algebra, but that would be a lie.
Temporal will be nice. It's a bit sad that dealing with date formats for the proof (see the repo) was more work than than figuring out the discount 🤣 (github.com/trinkel/0-in...)
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Where I’ve lived for the last 28 years.
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Booo!
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Ok, you have my attention . . .
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We need more shields. Here's my try:
github.com/trinkel/0-in...
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But if you make it prettier, won’t it be harder to set aside?
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Hey @cassidoo.co! Here's my attempt: github.com/trinkel/0-in...
Haven't had to think much about sets and unions since my Math for Elementary Education class in college. That's actually kind of shocking.
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See the dot off on the other side of town? That's probably me. ([software, band, theatre]).nerd. 🤓
My brother, on the other hand, broke a sofa watching the Super Bowl when we were kids. 🥳
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👍
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It was kind of a blast to an earlier life seeing PostScript mentioned in the RPN article at Wikipedia. Who all out there has programmed in PostScript 🙋♂️.
Here's my evaluator. So hard to avoid using `eval()` even though its in the name: github.com/trinkel/0-in...
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Seeing the code would be interesting. If the numbers are duplicated, I would think they should get the same aria-hidden treatment as the text. I could be wrong though, it’s been known to happen.
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Things that keep a nominal insane person awake at night . . .
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I gotta getta life.
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Oh hell yeah.
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What a fun gift. Much deserved for all of your hard work!
Keep rocking it. Learning would not be the same without you Kevin.
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7 minutes in. I am so psyched to listen to this episode! New competition for the McElroys.
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Oh god don’t get me started. One cabinet was for the disks and another was for the empty cases. Like the cases were just the gift wrap the things came in.
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Oh boy, “Thing> buy +”?
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Well, umm, yeah, best not to ask.
Closest thing to:
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Or, like, how many really did.
Or am I just
That
Old
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I’m going to say it sounds brilliant. Like something that could make my head explode. In a good way though.
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You do make an excellent point about distributed material though. That’s something I will definitely think about in the future
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I see your point, and you are in a much better position to be making points about writing code than I. But literatures live in one’s own environment, not in the code itself. It’s a preference. And Butterick seems to take a different stance on another topic:
practicaltypography.com/are-two-spac...
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Congrats Una!
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Then again, why I was taking Fortran as a theatre major is beyond me.
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Then you turn the cards in and come back the next day for the answer to your function. If the tech came back to the counter burdened with a huge stack of paper, you knew from a distance you must have had an infinite loop.
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Next time you’re in Minneapolis we should have a party.
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I’m this old
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Cool idea. I've also been looking for another status monitor for the control booth during our ice show 🥶.