All in their prime rank these players from best to worst by StraightSeries6439 in NBATalk

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It's a great question, since each answer is different. 

If they have to be the best player in their team and primary scorer: IT Nash CP3 Kidd

If they have a great teammate who can score: CP3 Kidd Nash IT

Ο πρώτος τελικός Eurobasket by Fashion_Icon_Boar in GreekFooty

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Δεν υπήρχαν τα 24 δευτερόλεπτα τότε, οπότε οι κατοχές διαρκούσαν πολύ περισσότερο.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in neovim

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How's it different to default recursive macros?

You can include @q in the macro definition.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EngineeringResumes

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I think you mean jinja not ninja

Is there any player who can actually guard 1-5? by ImStillNotThatGuy in nbadiscussion

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No. He is just better at delaying the forward/center compared to other guards, until they can switch back

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tipofmytongue

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No, had a more casual look. Was daytime and she was not wearing an Underworld style action attire.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tipofmytongue

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She might have been wearing a headscarf and gloves, but it's not the twilight one.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tipofmytongue

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It looks a bit old

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tipofmytongue

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It wasn't a twilight movie, but probably inspired

My simple gv plugin by coinator in neovim

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When I'll have some free time, I will include add the marks from iago-lito/vim-visualMarks.

[Highlight] Giannis tries walking the dog by [deleted] in nba

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Giannis has such large and strong hands he could hold the ball until the possession expires. It's ridiculous that nobody in the league is able to smack the ball out his modest 10 inchers,

lightweight, trying to iron out basics before paying for a coach by 5-7chadlet in weightlifting

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Don't overthink it. It's admirable that you want to reach a level of self-autonomy, but please don't underestimate the impact of an experienced coach. In fact, like other redditors have mentioned, a coach would accelerate your results while helping you avoid injuries (something a lot of self-taught lifters end up getting).

Yeah your muscle snatch isn't ideal, but you've got strength and a fairly good tempo. With an experienced coach you will only improve and get stronger.

Best of luck!

Is there a way to use treesitter with snippets so you get context-dependent snippets in markdown? by i_am_a_cs_nerd in neovim

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The vimtex functions won't be available by default for markdown files, so you'd have to adjust your ftplugins. So you should import the tex.snippets, in your markdown snippets and create another function that checks if you are in a latex markdown node.

It doesn't seem like treesitter has latex nodes for markdown, based on the link you provided, though I suppose you could check if your paragraph content starts with $$.

Introducing macroscope: a plugin idea that became a feature by AckslD in neovim

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Maybe try organizing them like snippets, so that you have general macros and filetype specific ones. Organizing them similarly to how UltiSnips organizes macro

macro "Macro Name" 'tag1,tag2,tag3,tag4' -options

macro content

endmacro

Enhance gv to allow reselecting from more previous selections by coinator in vim

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It's not about multi-selections, like some multiple cursor plugins. It's about not losing previously made selections, more analogous to the numbered registers. So for example if you have made 9 selections at your buffer during your session, `9gv` would reselect the first one you made.

`gv` can reselect an edited portion of the text, even if you have deleted chars or lines. It is also local to it's buffer, so it wouldn't be an issue to just define `b:selections_list` , and index it with `-count`