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I haven't read the entire report but it looks really cool. If I understand it correctly it can automatically detect and fix bugs previously found in other software. Would be really cool if you would have a huge database of known bugs which
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A drug slows ageing in middle-aged mice
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The negative rate only applies for banks which store their money overnight at the Swedish Central bank (Riksbanken). The interest rate at peoples' bank accounts is stil positive. They do this to force the banks to lend the money they lend f
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I think you are mixing runtime scalability with the actual complexity. Big-O definition from Wikipedia: Let f(x) and g(x) be two functions defined on some subset of the real numbers. One writes f(x) = O(g(x)) as x -> infinity if and onl
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Restricting the size of w (and therefore also n) does not make it linear. Lets say you have restricted w to 32. Then you also know that n <= 2^32. If you now for instance are using mergesort then you also know that the number of recursi
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A word which is w bits long can hold a number between 0 and 2^w-1. If you want to hold a larger interval than that you need to increase the size of w. Perhaps you can make it smaller than log(n) for many use cases by restricting the type of
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Radix-sort is actually not linear. The algorithm will only work if the word-length w>=log(n) (because otherwise you can't store all possible n) so O(nw) is practically the same thing as O(nlog(n))