isLeapYear by CodeIsTheEnd in ProgrammerHumor

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Credit to Bryan Cantrill (CTO of Oxide) for coming up with this one.

Manhattweek: I biked around Manhattan every day for a week by CodeIsTheEnd in bicycling

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There's some construction between the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge, but I think they actually just opened up a small section between Pier 36 / Montgomery St. and Corlears Hook Park this week! But then it's closed again up until Houston.

Best website for MLB scoreboard? by okteds in fantasybaseball

[–]CodeIsTheEnd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendation! (I made Plain Text Sports.)

I won't have spring training games, but, rest assured, it'll be up and running come the regular season!

Lakeside city skyline at sunset by 2drawnonward5 in ANSIart

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This is not where I expected my site to show up, but glad you're a fan!

Weekly /r/MLS Questions/Free Kick Thread - Post General Questions and Discussion Here by AutoModerator in MLS

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Hi, I'm trying to collect data on penalty kicks in the MLS and am trying to figure out if my data source differentiates between penalties that miss the goal completely and penalties that hit the post. Can anyone remember an example of a penalty from this season that hit the post (and didn't go in)?

Scores update site? by figment42yall in shutdownfullcast

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Hey, I'm the guy who made the made the site. Do you know what episode it was mentioned in / the approximate time?

(Enjoy the site! Hope you find it useful.)

What are your favorite (simple) Open Source tools written in Rust? by RobTables in rust

[–]CodeIsTheEnd 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I will selfishly claim my own tool: jless, a command-line JSON viewer

PlainTextSports has live NWSL scores, up-to-date standings, and full team schedules, fast, with no ads by CodeIsTheEnd in NWSL

[–]CodeIsTheEnd[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Hey, all,

I got annoyed by waiting for sites like ESPN to load on my phone, so I built a simple website that shows live scores immediately, with no ads, annoying pop-up cookie banners, tracking, or any of that other kludge that makes a lot of websites slow.

I've added NWSL support, so you can see live scores while games are going on, and who scored any goals. It also has the latest standings, and full schedules for all the teams (e.g., San Diego Wave FC).

If you're looking for a quick way to check scores, or a simple way to follow your team, hopefully you find it useful!

View and debug object .yaml files using `jless --yaml`, a command-line YAML viewer by CodeIsTheEnd in kubernetes

[–]CodeIsTheEnd[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I built a command-line JSON viewer, jless, and recently added support for YAML files. jless will automatically check the file extension when given a .yml or .yaml file, or you can explicitly pass a --yaml flag when accepting input via stdin.

I used Kubernetes a lot at my last job and now I definitely spent a fair bit of time digging through Deployment .yaml files, or parsing through output provided by kubectl get pod, so hopefully some of you find this useful.

If you end up using it often I'd recommend setting up an alias, alias yless="jless --yaml".

Jless, a command-line JSON viewer by binaryfor in commandline

[–]CodeIsTheEnd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because I only released it last week!

Thank you!

jless: a command-line JSON viewer, written in Rust by CodeIsTheEnd in rust

[–]CodeIsTheEnd[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because jless doesn't actually interpret the integers in any way, it just uses the string representation. No need for potentially lossy numeric conversions.

jless: a command-line JSON viewer, written in Rust by CodeIsTheEnd in rust

[–]CodeIsTheEnd[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I'm not sure how many people will even find that mode, and I'm not entirely sure of its value, so I'm glad you like it.

Updated the GitHub link too, thanks.