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  1. I have no idea how it's implemented, but things are usually more efficient if there is an order, and this sounds like the result of choosing an order as a default behavior at a low level of implementation when one has no idea how it will get used. I expect somewhere there is a way to specify the order when people care. So if you are bored and want to look under the hood at the programatic process, i'm sure there's a point where you could trivially tell it to sort differently just before displaying it, and it will? (been almost 2 decades since i collected a vaguely programming related pay check, so i got no specific, direct or current wisdom to impart... and nominally i was by edumacation on the theoretical side, so what do i know. Anyone know yet for sure if P=NP or not? Or can i continue my rip van winkle life style?) Now i'm curious how it handled the roster changes over the past few weeks. Was it able to include the recent work of pitchers now available but who pitched recently for other teams? Or pitchers who'd pitched recently for us but now on other teams? But i'm too lazy to do more than ponder in a long winded post... Sorry. But i digress... Happy Culpepper day!
  2. Do look at perspicuity.com when you get a chance. There might be one or two others worth referencing there as well. Sometimes i wish he were more prolific, but i imagine that could involve lowering the standards or quality of the work, which is a hard thing to consider.
  3. Works for me. (sorry for paying attention to details that don't actually matter.)
  4. (perspicuity.com, if you are unfamiliar with the works of Craig Swanson... i was once involved with a show where they got him to design the poster is how i heard of him)
  5. 12-11 red walk white off in the battle of the socks. For a red sweep, i guess...
  6. That's right! I remember i figured out what these numbers mean last weekish? (and was embarrassed it took me so long) Likewise i finally parsed the username! (again, i shoulda gotten it at first glance)
  7. Thanks! Alas i'm not espnified. (for some reason "kinda funny lookin'" came to mind)
  8. Pretty sure one can both hug and hit. The latter has to happen in the batter's box to count.
  9. Reeeeeeeeaaaaaaaallllyyy? What if just disappears like Shoeless Joe?
  10. So... you're saying regression might be our friend?
  11. Clarification is appreciated. Sorry for asking a compound question. I suppose i'd also be content with his triumphant absence, The last couple games haven't fit that general description. I am too lazy to pay attention, so it follows i won't do the leg work to establish a statistical correlation between Buxton's playing and triumph. But i hope that is the case on a sufficiently large sample size. But for today (and consistent with my username) i hope we win.
  12. Confused (am i) What aren't the same thing? And i'm not seening an answer to my question. Though i perhaps should mention i'll give partial credit for Buxton's next non-triumphant return. I do admit to being less interested in that.
  13. Ober's got this! I haven't been paying attention... How long until Buxton's triumphant return?
  14. Wait... How'd you know?! We didn't tell anyone about that.... You weren't the one she told it to, we you?
  15. The last line of your most eloquent Twins Daily haiku is too long.
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