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by russfink 8y ago
I see Tarjan cited but no Sedgewick, or CLRS. I'm against obsequious citations, so I'll give the benefit of the doubt that these aren't needed.
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by russfink 8y ago
Each board is its own Community. Making a blanket comment like this without naming the specific board is actually not that useful. I have seen some of the meta discussions by aggrieved users, and it usually comes down to something the user
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by russfink 8y ago
They could have found a way to keep "print" as both a function and a statement. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6239887/what-is-the-adva...
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by russfink 8y ago
Does someone have this as a LaTeX font package?
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by russfink 8y ago
Fantastic - but at what interval? Our lives may be measured in years, while another life form may measure itself in eons. How rapid must their oscillators be to download their own equivalent of Netflix? 1E-08 Hz? (Can we detect such slow o
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by russfink 8y ago
Ahhhhh crap. Mind not working. Way flr me to spoil a joke. 5B is correct...
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by russfink 8y ago
"91?" Beg your pardon, but this computer guy was in his fifties. 0x51 to be precise.
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by russfink 8y ago
Is there a defense against this kind of thing? Not to sound cliche, but would a tin foil hat work?
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by russfink 8y ago
I can't agree with this enough. And, in industry, in a truly toxic culture, Human Resources ironically supports and defends the very toxicity that it's designed to protect employees from. "Oh, you went to HR, huh? So you t
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by russfink 8y ago
The author's position is that the only reason to go to college is to learn academic subjects and obtain a job when graduating. If the same logic were applied to automobiles, there'd be no reason to choose a Lexus over a Nissan.
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by russfink 8y ago
Can we use this idea to make enviro-degradable plastic bags that won’t clog up the oceans? (Maybe not cost effective, but could there be a cheaper compound out there?)