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Comment #22276860
'Stone'? You mean 'brick'.
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Comment #22276841
Lego's argument always struck me as absurd. Imagine Ford doing the same thing: "Please refer to our vehicles as 'Ford vehicles' or 'cars', and not 'Fords'. By doing so..."
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Comment #22276642
That could hardly be farther from the truth. The church does have extrabiblical volumes of scripture, which also testify of Christ and go into more depth, but every doctrine of the…
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Comment #22276607
They don't get wealthy from it. Those who work for the church full time (with the exception of missionaries) receive a stipend to cover their living expenses and not much else.
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Comment #22213019
boolean checkExactlyOneBitSet(int num) { return (num & (num - 1)) == 0; } That looks like it'll fail when num == 0. I think it should be: return num && ((num & (num - 1)) == 0);
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Comment #22144481
This advice ought to be printed on every tube of toothpaste.
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Comment #21055011
From IMDB: "The computer name WOPR used in the movie was a joke based on a real computer once used to predict war strategies at NORAD which was called "BRGR". The Burger King "Whop…
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Comment #19211841
The posted solution to fibonacci (in the rss image for this hn article) appears wrong. fib(0) will return 0 instead of 1.
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Comment #18463308
Yes.
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Comment #18318809
This reminds me of the effort to enumerate all ways of tying a necktie: http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~tmf20/tieknots.shtml
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Comment #18245686
icgrep ( http://www.icgrep.com ) has a clever approach to searching text for arbitrary sets of characters in a parallel manner. If 128-bit registers are available and we're process…
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Comment #18091883
When I operated a store in Canada, Amex would hold on to the money for an extra 30 days beyond the next monthly reimbursement cycle, unlike Visa/MC.
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Comment #1801952
I consider how predictable the dividend is.
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Comment #1793888
This would be a bit more fun with word problems involving the time turner, potions, etc. "Fluffy has three heads, and each head can eat two bowls in a sitting...how many bowls shou…
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Comment #1766572
How about a game to teach regex? That would be awesome. "Write a regex that will match xxx and yyy but not zzz", for example.
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Comment #1757959
When I read the headline, I assumed the article would be about a late actor. :/
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Comment #1738222
Couldn't this problem be simplified by considering the nodes and paths to be a resistor network, and solving for the effective resistance between the source and drain nodes?