copypasta | Cross-platform Rust system clipboard library

I've been working on coding interview questions to gain a solid understanding of data structures and algorithms (as a recovering copypasta-er). Recently, I was working through search algorigthm problems and solved the following one: search an array for duplicates? The code I used to search an array and find duplicates is:

It seems like this should be straightforward, but maybe it's not. Full disclosure: I am not a programmer by any stretch. I just know enough to muddle my way through hobby projects, and Pascal is brand new for me as of today. So, if anything is just really terrible code, I'm open to improvements. I'm probably only going to use this script once, though, so I'm not terribly concerned about optimization, just reliable operation.

I'm writing a script for xEdit, aka SSEEDit - the tool most people use for mucking around with Skyrim and Fallout 4 mods that don't make changes to rich game assets. The goal is to dump the raw text content of the DESC property for every BOOK object in the game (vanilla + original DLC). I've gotten pretty far and have a decent understanding of what I'm doing, but I cannot for the life of me get this part to work.

I have a blacklist of strings which should be skipped when iterating through all the BOOK objects. I've tried using pos() several different ways, and it never comes back with anything other than zero.

The weird thing is, even if I can get a correct result from pos() in testing, every book is a positive match when I run my actual script. It also doesn't seem like I'm actually iterating past the first entry in the blacklist.

Here's an example of what's returned when I search for a blacklist entry:

I'm trying to make an interface for my realm Database using typescript.

Basically I have an automation bot and I want to keep track of how people are using it and how much. For that I made some schemas that I want to add into an internal database and be able to recover information later.

So I made an interface for this realm database. The idea is that I provide what entity I want to add or recover and Typescript would give me the entity object as return type.

I defined the models of the entity objects as following:

I am creating a discord bot and one of my commands reads like this

What i am trying is to iterate through a SELECT based on a certain condition.

I am working with CSV files that are each hundreds of megabytes (800k+ rows), use pipe delimiters, and have 90 columns. What I need to do is compare two files at a time, generating a CSV file of any differences (i.e. rows in File2 that do not exist in File1 as well as rows in File1 that do not exist in File2) but performing the comparison Only using a single column.

For instance, a highly simplified version would be:

File1

I have a command that sends text copypasta

example copypasta.json:

In my project, I found that I'd like a method to create an Array of the same value. Don't worry, there's Array.fill(Array, value) for that, but I find myself often needing to array up a certain Object, so I tried to come up with a method for that:

I programmed a Discord-bot which replies to recieved dms with "bruh dming me has literally no point". A friend gave me this amazing idea to pull out the answers from r/copypasta. But i dont know how to do that so i asked. The important part of the code: