The website has no clock. Both android and iphone lichess app has clock.

looks like a security nightmare.

as far as i understand, it is not based on a docker environment.

Is that a pro or con? Haha

Looks like the doc is written without braces. As such, I guess, that the canonical code is without braces

as far as I know in technical subjects google started to deliver farm content, a little bit after the happening of chatgpt.

It is very likely that your coworkers will be able to use your Python functions.

python pandas has pivot tables https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.pivot_ta...

I don't know if it fits your needs

So you can click and drag the columns around in the pivot table to get a better view?

imho using pandas for pivot tables is like using a cannon to shoot sparrows

" I can't imagine anything else you can possibly store about relative elements besides index and order (and nothing). Graphs are their own other planet, and I don't think we can easily say much about them. So the 3 data structure types you can have are:

1. indexed data structures with an O(n) worst-case operation

2. order-less data structures with an O(1) worst-case operation

3. sorted data structures with an O(log n) worst-case operation

That's it. Let me know what you think"

I disagree.

sorting is a O(n*log(n)) worst-case operation for example.

The article explicitly states that sorting is O(n log n), giving rise to log n per element. I think you missed that I'm talking about adding/removing/reading a single element at a time.

How I eventually resolve this kind of problems.

    minimum = +Inf
    for b in bar.naz():
        if not some_filter(b):
            continue
        b = some_op(b)
        minimum = min(minimum, b)
    foo(minimum)

Yes, plain old procedural python. data flow from top to bottom. it allows `print` debugging, very usefull to debug some_filter and some_op are broken.