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mredigonda
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About mredigonda
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Comment #40285484
This is absolutely amazing, the fact that you can click on text and it takes you immediately to the part of the audio where that text is being said is great. I wish the video was s…
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Comment #36373448
Thanks for recommending this, I just browsed some files online and it's looking indeed amazing. P.S. It's now easy to check a repo file by replace .com with .dev: https://github.de…
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Comment #34904831
Google Graveyard: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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Comment #34904826
I believe they do help, but certainly hiring doesn't seem to be a priority for them at the moment. It's strange that they decided to discontinue the entire competition instead of j…
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Comment #34904801
They did, indeed, lay off the group in charge of organizing these competitions (or at least the Google Code Jam Program Manager). https://twitter.com/jonathanirvings/status/1622075…
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Comment #34788827
The $5 wrench: https://xkcd.com/538/ You would still be vulnerable to a $10 wrench though, so don't use this.
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Comment #34627617
Hey Tomas, I just send an email with my application, but I've got "Delivery Status Notification (Failure)". Is the email posted correct?
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Comment #34616037
Location: Rosario, Argentina Remote: Yes! (EST/PST timezones OK) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Typescript, React/Svelte + Redux, Python, PHP, C++, interested in Rust, SQL.…
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Comment #33894339
Indeed this overflows too! Still don't have the rights here to edit or delete the comment, sorry for the confusion! It needs a couple of extra conditions: x and y need to be uint, …
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Comment #33893236
You can also do x + (y - x) / 2 (starting point + distance halved), that doesn't overflow, is easy to remember, and the compiler would probably optimize it further.
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Comment #33893224
Because the division is truncated twice, which increases the error. Take x=y=1, or x=y=3 for example.
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Comment #31535655
You just did it, and it was perfectly well-received by the community. You approached a topic you are interested in, without causing any problem or offending anyone, and the questio…
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Comment #31472553
This video [0] is from February 2012, but as far as I know this tool is not yet implemented (or at least it is not widely used). Basically as you are writing a function, you can wr…
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