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8y ago
Except all of these questions can be grouped into a category of the same kinds of problem and it is in fact spending time to find out that pattern and which category from sliding window, nested intervals, recursion and dynamic programming i
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9y ago
Please someone report this post! It's fake!
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9y ago
Sure Apple, how did it go last time when you tried to implement your own SSL library without any tests or static analysis? goto fail; goto fail;
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9y ago
When I took a testing course, I was taught that Correlated Active Clause Coverage was good enough for most test cases. This term might not be as widely popular
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9y ago
how about everyone wears a mask and hides their gender and voice during interviews. that ought to solve the problem
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10y ago
Nepal likes to follow what India tells them to do. I'm not surprised. But there is nepal telecom which hopefully has still kept it free? Ncell is generally considered bad because they charge extra cost and has bad network.
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10y ago
here is an idea. we let users make robots and pay the salary to the robot creators. whoever creates a better/efficient robot will get a higher salary.
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10y ago
why would I use perl when I have python?
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10y ago
I don't like playing single player games at all because I can't get into the story. I'm always down for multiplayer games from MMOs to MOBAs to FPS probably because it's competitive and just more fun in general since I&#
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10y ago
are you serious? you guys need to learn more shortcuts. http://teohm.com/blog/shortcuts-to-move-faster-in-bash-comma...
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10y ago
Wow you're pretty good with these. Simple yet refined.
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11y ago
JIBUNWO
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11y ago
You have to agree though, "uhm"s and "uh"s are very annoying to listen to from a speaker.
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11y ago
Problems are solved with algorithms. Algorithms are either efficient or not efficient. Algorithms that are efficient can be solved in polynomial time (i.e. time can be estimated with Big Oh notation). So they have a deterministic algorithm.
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11y ago
For me repetition is boredom.
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11y ago
Would you rather work on the linux kernel instead of windows?
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11y ago
The sole purpose of a gun is the kill/destroy more efficiently because knives and forks were not.
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11y ago
With thinkpad acpi modules you can write scripts to automate this. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tp_smapi
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11y ago
http://goput.it/h188.png
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12y ago
most underrated comment ever.
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12y ago
I'm curious as to what will happen when a republican gets elected and repels obamacare in 2016?
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12y ago
using magnetic repulsion to shoot up a rocket into space. Have you seen how maglev trains work?
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12y ago
Unfortunately its only for windows.
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12y ago
maybe they should stop with unscientific tests (polygraphs)
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12y ago
Here is a podcast from radiolab that talk about parasites http://www.radiolab.org/story/91689-parasites/
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12y ago
your goals don't coincide with what others want to do. Even if u share the same long term goals, your short term goals usually don't conicide or atleast that's what i've found when i'm with my friends.
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12y ago
guys, i found the uk government
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12y ago
"At Stanford, where I teach, an idea still in the concept phase developed by a student-led team in the university’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design calls for the replacement of four consecutive college years in young adulthood with
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12y ago
Facebook like doesn't do anything much really. It should either only have upboats and sort things likewise which wouldn't require a dislike button.
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12y ago
Wasn't our sun a product of a bigger star? Which is why we have the planets now. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supernova_nucleosynthesis . Nucleosynthesis says that at the end of the life of a star, heavier elemnts
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