Aaronneyer

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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
Aww, really though this was about Loon.
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
Cached(Formatting is a bit off): http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:N0t0DFb...
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
Anybody watch the little gif in the corner? Just kind of stared at it for a while, it never seems to end. edit: Oh, the whole thing isn't a GIF. It just has a looping programmer gif and then puts some text around it. Maybe it will go o
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
This looks really nice. Will probably use this instead of heroku next time I need to use it.
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
In this case, since the possibilities are fairly small, you can solve this pretty quickly anyways. I wrote a very naive algorithm in ruby and it solved it it in 7 seconds. # Initialize it with the most we can need of any individual numb
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
He's saying that when it is first spun, the odds are low because of the weighting explained earlier. After that it is not re-spun and is instead advanced to the next bullet, which does change it, because you now are limiting the number of t
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
That doesn't seem unreasonable at all. There are plenty of power users like myself who do pretty much everything in Dropbox, and there are also plenty of tiny little files created every day that can count towards that. For example, deep dow
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
I'd probably be interested in buying one eventually, but as it stands right now, there's one I can use for very cheap at my school, so for now I'll just stick with that.
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
curlmyip.com is usually my go to.
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
I'm disappointed that Hackers isn't on there.
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by Aaronneyer 13y ago
The Go solution is incorrect. It's not using int64, and most of the finishes are bigger than a 32bit int. If you run it on the following input: """ 2 8 10000200002 1 500 """ You will see that the loop that runs from start to finish is not r
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by Aaronneyer 14y ago
So to show it's more modern, you take the name add .fm... Alright then
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by Aaronneyer 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. Most schools teach Computer Science, very few schools teach you how to actually program. People have to learn that on their own, and many people don't, and as a result, aren't able to actually program.
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by Aaronneyer 14y ago
Looks cool, but is it really any different from CodePlayer? http://thecodeplayer.com/
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by Aaronneyer 14y ago
Nope, although I did find once you hit a certain number of ID's, it was something over 1000, not sure of exact number, it just ignores the rule altogether.