[New practice exercise] Swift Scheduling#498
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Also, a regular rhythm of exercise PRs keeps the CI cache alive, saving 30 minutes each time (OK, that's not a great reason). |
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Also, a regular rhythm of exercise PRs keeps the CI cache alive, saving 30 minutes each time (OK, that's not a great reason).
Seems like a perfectly good reason to me :D
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I'm still playing with Julia formatters, but meanwhile I want to get this out of the way.
I'll probably do more of these date/time exercises. It's useful for me to get familiar with
lubridatebefore I try writing up the concept.I don't know if this exercise would even be possible in Base R. You would be mad to try it.