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   by rspencer 1y ago

   It is equivalent because it's not a plus-scan but a (0^+)-scan which resets every time it hits a null (there's a more in depth explanation here https://robertandrewspencer.com/aoc_2022_1/ ) Perhaps q did both
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   by rspencer 1y ago

   It was intended to split a list of `int|None` into its non-none stretches. Much like how `string.split('x')` splits a string by matching the character 'x'
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   by rspencer 1y ago

   I had a similar thought a few years ago with an Advent of Code problem for which my solution in python might have been max(map(sum, input_list.split(None))) To decipher this the eye has to jump to the middle of the line, move rightwa
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   Comparison of Pyramids(upload.wikimedia.org)

   1 points by rspencer 3y ago|0 comments
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   Fzf-Tab(github.com)

   3 points by rspencer 3y ago|0 comments
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   by rspencer 4y ago

   If you want to read a sci-fi drawing from it, I'm surprised to see no-one yet mention Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. Without spoiling too much, it asks what would happen if the bicameral mind could be reconstructed.
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   “I Hate Paintings”(robertandrewspencer.com)

   1 points by rspencer 4y ago|0 comments
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   by rspencer 5y ago

   Has this result appeared in any publications yet? It should be pretty easy to check, as the post says, but I'm curious to know if it will be written up. I'd be interested to see how they found the particular chunk of agar and wh