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Sorting algorithms demonstrated with Hungarian folk dance
- dominis 15y agoBTW, is there any Hungarian folks here?
- agazso 15y agoIgen (means yes in hungarian).
- lkozma 15y agoYes, I'm from near the place these dancers are from (in Romania).
- Maro 15y agoYes.
- Seth_Kriticos 15y agoI'm half, spent 12 years, but don't live there any more. Does that count?
- asrk 15y agoYes, but not living there.
- riffraff 15y agoneat, I'm not hungarian but I live in budapest :)
- rbanffy 15y agoBiztosan. Born in Brazil, but very much Hungarian.
- nadam 15y agoIgen.:)
- Create 15y agoFYI, yes there are.
- BasDirks 15y agoFantastic, without taking away from the beauty of the performances: this is like Sesame Street for hackers!
- nickik 15y agoOmg, i just used O(n^2) time to watch that. Why could they do quick or mergesort. (Parallel Mergesort as a dance would be pretty cool!)
- petewailes 15y agoYou win my Comment of the Day award
- est 15y agofive days ago http://programming.reddit.com/comments/glgrm/_/c1ofufz http://programming.reddit.com/comments/glgrm/_/c1ofufz
- petewailes 15y agoThe downsides of not hanging around on Reddit anymore...
- nickik 15y agoYou got me, but the paralllel merge sort was my idea. Edit: Damn somebody on reddit said that too but i didn't read it there.
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- leoc 15y agoI knew Stallman was up to something.
- gaius 15y agoI have friends in Romania, I showed them this and they assure me that this is how CS is taught there. What a country!
- bromley 15y agoI was thinking how painfully slow it was, until I remembered the adage: "make it work, then make it elegant, then make it fast." It works, and it is certainly elegant.
- kazuya 15y agoI expected something like Algorithm March (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm_March http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm_March), but this is far more... algorithmic.