Might be a noob question, but could this potentially have been avoided by using TS and annotating the return type of isOwner as boolean?

I got rid of my Fedora dual boot couple of months ago because I booted into it once in 3 months. Plus, I've never been a fan of the font rendering on Linux, which is kind of important when you're working with the Web.

I feel like if you have force yourself to ask whether you should switch to another OS, you probably don't need it.

Interesting, never heard of graphemes before.

This problem is from September 20 instead of October 20. It was accidentally posted across all your social media channels.

Nice one! I've been using Bruno, but a Rust alternative sounds interesting. Will give it a try on my next project.

This one lent itself well to a recursive solution.

Nevermind, figured it out in another reply.

Ah of course. I feel silly now. I made a set of tuples instead of a dict. I am used to TS, still getting the hang of Python syntax.

Hmm, maybe the insertion is random then? This is what I get with a dict:

gist.github.com/psncl/43dbef...

When I use a list instead, the order is [22, 15, 8, 1] every time.

Cool idea. Never heard of webrings before. I'm about to make my first Astro website, so will definitely use this!