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61.
by pxx 2y ago
this strat won advent of code in 2022. https://blog.vero.site/post/noulith
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by pxx 2y ago
it's also not like the Viking refrigerator will last appreciably longer than a cheaper make... their warranties can be noticeably shorter than their competitors even though they somehow charge 2x-10x the price.
63.
by pxx 2y ago
if you have investments at fidelity you can just use the brokerage account as cash management. the brokerage account can access funds using a debit card and ACH just fine; I do still recommend opening a CMA for ATM fee reimbursements though
64.
by pxx 2y ago
I've seen this specific example used to speed up find-next, but it's not like the false positives are frequent enough to bother.
65.
by pxx 2y ago
What I learned recently is the way Python strptime deals with this. It only parses the current time zone or "GMT" or "UTC" and all have the same effect (of returning a tz-naive object). This behavior is amazing because I
66.
by pxx 2y ago
lol. it's not too late to delete this. the fact that you don't have the fundamentals together does not inspire any confidence.
67.
by pxx 2y ago
that's a MediaStore / file API operation, not a photos API operation.
68.
by pxx 2y ago
huh? users can still use takeout. this just stops third party apps from enumerating all of your photos why would they need to do that anyway? I wholeheartedly agree with "If your app relies on accessing the user's entire library,
69.
by pxx 2y ago
this isn't Hades II. the media still pauses.
70.
by pxx 2y ago
yeah, your linked problem is very similar but reward depends on both left and right neighbor, and a variant of my solution to the modified problem becomes cubic
71.
by pxx 2y ago
the listed dp strategy fails if you consider a related problem where we collapse the list of pins every time we hit any so that surviving pins remain adjacent to each other. in this modified problem, you can get a score of 2 with [-1, 1, -1
72.
by pxx 2y ago
your point is valid but you cannot have a static answer list. if I started off by guessing 50 twice you're cooked. or 50 and 52.
73.
by pxx 2y ago
if you're just playing on LAN, both 1234-56789-0123 or 3333-33333-3333 work as a cd-key for original StarCraft. installing Brood War on top doesn't even need a cd-key
74.
by pxx 2y ago
the capacitors are connected across the motor windings and are there essentially as a way to shift the phase of the current waveform. note that this is a two-phase power special; you don't need start or run capacitors if you're us
75.
by pxx 2y ago
> Imagine essentially that just before a well-informed high roller puts down a large bet on a particular horse, which has the effect of making the odds for betting on that horse less favorable, someone who works for the high roller slips
76.
by pxx 2y ago
there's no need to worry about a non-technical default at all . if there is a substantive default on Treasurys the world is already over and it doesn't matter where you had your money.
77.
by pxx 2y ago
I spell out "trillion / quadrillion / quintillion bytes" for base-10 terabyte, petabyte, exabyte when the distinction is important. they're also unlikely to be confused with long-scale.
78.
by pxx 2y ago
the vast majority of games distributed via steam use (at least) steam DRM? there's an auto-cracker but that's not "DRM-free"?
79.
by pxx 2y ago
lol
80.
by pxx 2y ago
not if something is gobbling up PIDs. that's literally the hypothetical, which you have completely ignored
81.
by pxx 2y ago
sudo forks at least once (bash spawns /usr/bin/sudo), but also will fork to execute the command if logging is enabled (see the manual page for sudo(8)). you can `exec sudo` but this will hose you if it tries to fork (because
82.
by pxx 2y ago
the correct answer I think is cloudflare? I'm a little wary of internet homogenization like this but I haven't the time to worry about this sort of thing for my spare one-off domains
83.
by pxx 2y ago
this is US-specific information, but even at FAANG and adjacent, my experience with websites like levels.fyi is that the listed compensation, even contemporaneously, skewed very low compared to offers I knew of and was actually seeing. gene
84.
by pxx 2y ago
this is a terrible take. your employer doesn't and shouldn't care about your expenses. the only important thing, from their perspective, is how much replacing you will cost them, and from your perspective it's symmetric: what
85.
by pxx 2y ago
if you're wondering why you see a weird ⌍ symbol from time to time on the demo, it's a "small 7" because the watch ties the top and bottom segments of the first and third digits (segments A and D) together. https:/
86.
by pxx 2y ago
if you refuse a higher paying job because you would like to work for something you're passionate about, you are explicitly valuing your passion at at least the delta between the job offers.
87.
by pxx 2y ago
a fairly small volume of trades can still have a large impact on prices, no?
88.
by pxx 2y ago
except Southwest is easily the most expensive carrier these days and other carriers have also adopted flexibility hopefully their new changes such as allowing their fares to be indexed will make them close to being competitive at some point
89.
by pxx 2y ago
actually, aged ticketmaster accounts are worth something! people will buy them for a few dozen dollars, as they get priority in ticket queues.
90.
by pxx 2y ago
this analysis does not seem particularly good and seems to be written for maximum hype value instead of correctness. e.g.: > The first issue is the absolute disregard for any of the standards related to RSA key usage. Encrypting with the

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