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tomerv

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    Comment #33180260

    Something like this? http://tom7.org/zelda/

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    Comment #33093952

    I think that's a common misunderstanding about who owns what in a marriage. I'll quote Matt Levine on this: One thing that I find a little weird about the Bezos divorce is that the…

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    Comment #33089800

    The incentive to do what exactly? Break up a good marriage to get half of the common assets (minus many many expenses)? How is that better in any way?

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    Comment #33045096

    In Haifa (Israel) there was a staircase race a few years ago, from sea level to the top of the city going up more than 1000 stairs. One version of this was doing it over and over s…

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    Comment #33029313

    All the other answers in the thread focus on maximizing head-to-head score. I'll try to answer the question for the goal of greedily maximizing your own score. Using the same defin…

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    Comment #32888860

    The path with that label is blocked unless the condition is fulfilled. I don't think it relies on any prior knowledge (at least nothing specific I can think of)

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    Comment #32834200

    On the contrary, it should be on by default for every build configuration! If you move to a newer compiler version and the compilation breaks, then you just saved yourself valuable…

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    Comment #32737358

    That really depends on the local culture. Don't Assume all cultures are like yours.

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    Comment #32505221

    GP had a typo, it's 109 houses.

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    Comment #32368765

    > Musk signed a contract with an exit clause. There are some exit clauses (like Musk not getting financing from his banks) but they don't apply here. Specifically, there's no exit …

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    Comment #32214479

    The music is top-notch, especially the timing of the drums with the presentation!

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    Comment #32115847

    > Breastfed children tend to have less stomachaches. Maybe on average, but specific cases can vary wildly. Some foods that the breastfeeding mother consumes can cause issues. Milk,…

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    Comment #32115752

    It's already in the article.

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    Comment #32067284

    Follow-up question: what if other countries follow suit, especially ones that don't use a Latin-based alphabet? Egypt is formally called "جمهورية مصر العربية" in its native languag…

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    Comment #32067248

    Turkey -> Türkiye

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    Comment #32033939

    http://regex.inginf.units.it/extract/

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    Comment #31967330

    Same here. In fact I lost my 1000+ day streak 2 months ago (a newborn will do that to you) and haven't done a single Duolingo lesson since then. However, I did replace it with anot…

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    Comment #31925367

    > If you are OK with Texas leaving the union, then you are entitled to support Taiwan independence. That just doesn't make any sense.

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    Comment #31807441

    Now I'm curious to know what's the state of the art for open addressing implementations in C++.

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    Comment #31807429

    There's a link in the article to a paper (N2023) proving this is not constant time. The issue is that as you delete elements, and the hash table becomes sparse, finding the next no…

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    Comment #31692803

    This can happen anywhere, not only on software. I once bought a set of 10 or so entries to a climbing wall. Some time later I wanted to use it and was told that it was no longer va…

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    Comment #31612978

    +1 > skipping all the chimneys, vents and fans needed to remove the smoke from the kitchens. Every kitchen needs ventilation, even if it's fully electric. And if a restaurant is do…

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    Comment #31593071

    > it has been trained to produce high-quality outputs, not to ensure the validity of mappings. Just nitpicking here a bit. It has been trained to ensure the validity of mappings, b…

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    Comment #31568753

    I hate it, it has a terrible aftertaste for me.

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    Comment #31563400

    This describes the issue with PRNGs based on a Linear Congruential Generator. The issues are resolved by using a Mersenne Twister instead, which is the standard PRNG used today bas…