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But you can add that as a dimension to the chart!
by hypercube33 2y ago
But you can add that as a dimension to the chart!
- sspiff 2y agoHard to quantify into numbers, no? I like Luigi more than Mario. But do I love Mario like a 6 and Luigi like an 8?
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoTime for binary sort or an elimination chart; take every character, compare them to another, sort them as to which one you prefer. Then assign a number to each one of them.
- thaumasiotes 2y agoPreferences don't tend to work that way. You know how, if you use a sort function that accepts a user-defined comparator, the documentation will have dire warnings about making sure that the comparator gives consistent results? The procedure you're suggesting here doesn't comply with those warnings. Sorting will not terminate, or will yield different results from attempt to attempt.