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The page lists "858705 comparison combinations": https://imgur.com/a/coBCan8 https://imgur.com/a/coBCan8 For anyone who is curious what means, it means they mu
by logicallee 4y ago
The page lists "858705 comparison combinations": https://imgur.com/a/coBCan8 https://imgur.com/a/coBCan8
For anyone who is curious what means, it means they must have 1311 cars in the database.
(1311 cars for the first choice * 1310 cars for the second choice assuming you can't compare a car against itself, divided by two since order doesn't matter. 1311*1310/2=858705.)
How I found it: https://hastebin.com/raw/ekeqegoxuv https://hastebin.com/raw/ekeqegoxuv
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- defrost 4y agoAhhh, likely there's a few restrictions to "comparisons within groups" for some value of {group} ? Is there any notion of 'same' as in only { sedans | trucks } to { sedans | trucks } etc?
- logicallee 4y agono restrictions, meanwhile I found the answer :) (I put my original question into a pastebin) But thank you.
- bnegreve 4y ago> For anyone who is curious what means, it means they must have 1311 cars in the database. They do, the list is available here https://www.carsized.com/en/cars/ https://www.carsized.com/en/cars/. A quick pipe of this list into wc -l gives you 1311.
- logicallee 4y agoThank you. Nice to have that confirmation! :D