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matslina

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    Comment #38534743

    Whitespace is ignored in Brainfuck, so just write the compiler in brainfuck and then strip all but 6 newlines.

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    Comment #13322059

    This is correct. A players rank will typically differ between both server and go association. Sensei's Library holds more information: http://senseis.xmp.net/?RankWorldwideComparis…

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    Comment #13011786

    Glibc falls back to quicksort from merge sort (its default algorithm) when there's to little free memory available to accommodate merge sort's O(n) requirement. Quicksort only uses…

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    Comment #10135594

    Well, the worst case is still there. You're just going to have a very hard time crafting an input that triggers it.

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    Comment #9233343

    Could be. You can have a look at the headline data here: https://gist.github.com/matslina/64601f39ef12bd653be6

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    Comment #8851788

    Implementations are available in the repository linked to from the article. Not quite "ready for production", but hopefully a useful starting point. https://github.com/matslina/bfo…

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    Comment #8851703

    Since bff4lnr is an interpreter, this really becomes apples and oranges. But for fun, dbfi.b on bff4lnr (at -O3) vs all at -O0 and -O3: http://imgur.com/uEEgVr0 Conclusion: if you …

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    Comment #8851383

    Here's the no-vs-all optimizations graph for gcc with -O3: http://imgur.com/Q6yycrT

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    Comment #7878657

    Mergesort would be a poor choice for qsort() due to the linear space complexity. With N bytes of RAM, you'd only be able to sort (a bit less than) N/2 bytes of data. An in-place al…

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    Comment #6931853

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber-hose_cryptanalysis

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    Comment #5970324

    Spotify's Service Infrastructure (SI) team in New York City is hiring. We, the SI engineers, are on a mission to act as force multipliers for all Spotify engineers. We build and ma…

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    Comment #5472794

    Spotify, New York, USA. Software Engineer - Backend Infrastructure Our engineering team is responsible for the infrastructure underlying Spotify's music experience. We work on larg…

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