decks | A golang package for creating decks of cards

I need to get the card inside of deck which has the lowest stats.reviewDate value.

For example, a query on this:

I'm creating a custom forum from scratch and I'm attempting to use some LEFT JOIN queries to get information such as total posts, total threads and most recent thread. I've managed to get the data but the recent thread keeps returning a random value rather than the most recent thread.

This is my first almost successful addon. It is a standalone script. I have tested it on several slide decks created by others. In the latest test the Table of Contents which my code creates used a master/layout from the deck rather than the BLANK predefined one I called for in my code?

New to C# (started 2 days ago actually), I have the following class:

I am working with a bootstrap template for a django app

I am using xaringan slides; xaringan is based on remark.js. I want to implement a Javascript function that triggers on every slide change. (The function could be anything; in my case, it scrolls "presenter notes" to the top of their div upon a slide change.)

remark.js slide decks are HTML files. In the URL for the file, each slide is represented by the number after the hash mark: you have "mySlides.html#1", "mySlides.html#2", and so on. So it might seem that I can implement the behavior that I want with window.onhashchange:

I am working on creating a Table of Contents for Google slide decks. I have solved many problems, but one slide I found (someone else's) results in a seemingly blank text entry in the Table of Contents. If I copy the entry into NOTEPAD it looks like a square with a question mark in it. I have read in multiple places this is an unprintable character. I would like to include all printable characters in the Table of Contents no matter what language they are in. I also want to preserve things like trademark and copyright symbols. I expect some people will include emojis in their slides but I have not tested that yet. If they pass through visible in the Table of Contents that will be fine.

These are the things I have tried to remove unprintable character(s). My mystery character is getting through.

Given a circular doubly linked list deck (possesing field head) which has nodes card (possessing fields next and prev), I want to perform a "triple-cut" on the deck, which is defined as picking two cards in the deck and the elements before the first card are replaced with the elements after the second card. The method has to be O(1).

My idea is to generate two new circular doubly linked lists deck1 and deck2 and store the left part of the deck and the right part in them, respectively.I made the following picture to better explain what I am trying to achieve:

Here follows my coding attempt, the issue arises when trying to slice 'this' deck, and recombining the sliced deck with the new 2 decks in appropriate order.