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PaulJulius

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    It is on there. The Champions League ended almost two weeks ago. Premier League and Europa League too. (And the World Cup.) https://plaintextsports.com/champions-league/ https://pl…

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    This reminds of my favorite article by sportswriter Bill Simmons, titled The Consequences of Caring, in which he describes seeing his daughter embrace a sports team and experience …

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    Comment #25525469

    I've always wanted to do something similar! I've thought about trying to consider the "obviousness" of certain moves, and then only explore those branches with a probability relati…

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    Comment #23388358

    Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: No (except due to coronavirus) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Professional experience with Ruby, TypeScript + React, PostgreSQL; passing …

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    Comment #23313855

    I really think the negativity in the comments here is overblown, and misdirected. The author has a totally reasonable set of requirements: React + TypeScript, writing posts in Mark…

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    Ask HN: What is the best Date and Time library (in any language)?

    Date and time and time zones are notoriously hard to handle correctly. What libraries handle time the best? Which ones make it the most difficult to shoot yourself in the foot? Whi…

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    Comment #18088645

    I was just wishing for a better SQL formatter! I'm wasting too much time pasting queries into a doc just to reformat them. It would be great if the parser supported question marks …

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    Comment #15701484

    The new implementation is still wrong, according to the specification. Array.prototype.sort does not sort an array of numbers as expected. In JavaScript, [2, 10].sort() results in …

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    Comment #13739323

    This is unrelated to StatefulSets, but I'm going to take the opportunity to ask a Kubernetes engineer for help, since the the kubernetes-users Slack channel sort of feels like shou…

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    Comment #13698929

    I think one of the most under-mentioned features of vim is that a line is one of its fundamental units. Suppose you want to move a few lines of code from one function to another in…

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    Comment #13179503

    I'm going to describe a small issue I've been having with Git that I've tried Googling for in the past but have never found a solution. I use a custom `git log` alias that prints o…

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    Comment #9578201

    Is there any way to attempt these problems and verify our solutions? Do they release the test input/outputs?

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    Comment #9574634

    Being able to open up multiple files and arrange them precisely how I want (with the keyboard!) is my absolute favorite part of vim. I use the following shortcuts for opening a fil…

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    Comment #9366084

    Some code you can write in the console to click the button at a certain time: sec10s = document.getElementById("thebutton-s-10s"); sec1s = document.getElementById("thebutton-s-1s")…

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    Comment #9216325

    I find your choice of analogy a little amusing. In these circles, I think more people would have significant exposure to dense mathematical notation than significant familiarity to…

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    Comment #8496707

    Obviously this is a useful tool, and all the power to the author for finding what looks to be an excellent solution, but this line bothers me: >>> Sometimes I wasted hours and hour…

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    Comment #8210015

    As the music started to play I reached to pause the music I already had playing, but then I realized that it was paused automatically by Spotify. That's a pretty cool feature that …

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    Comment #7820515

    No, they were already made. I meant to ask what he used to make them, but I never had the chance.

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    Comment #7818768

    I was in this lecture on Tuesday! I did not take notes, but another student takes very extensive notes for the class and posts them online. All his notes for the class can be viewe…

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    The drum major of Stanford's Band is pretty exceptional: http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/Stanford-band-s-... I auditioned for the job this year in a King Tut costume bu…

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    Comment #7665609

    Patients with CF at Fairview got the same things that patients everywhere did—some nebulized treatments to loosen secretions and unclog passageways (a kind of mist tent in a mouth …