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Comment #46917563
oh wow, you're really lucky. around my friend groups who use tiktok, the main complaint is how bad the search is. unfortunately for us, getting a specific video is almost impossibl…
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Comment #44271130
First set gamma as being 1/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2), with "c" being the speed of light. The factor for time dilation and distance contraction in special relativity is gamma and 1/gamma resp…
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Comment #34626403
The thing is that this is the first time they got this kind of money. And it was unexpected, since Dwarf Fortress sold their 8 month objective by the second week. So they weren't i…
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Comment #29890449
You've missed the fact that there are two attributes, rank and regiment. So it's something like this for a 3x3: 1A - 2B - 3C 2C - 3A - 1B 3B - 1C - 2A
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Comment #29639707
A great FAQ on ECS is available here: https://github.com/SanderMertens/ecs-faq#what-is-ecs
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Comment #24070794
Well, it seems that his point still stands. Overhand shuffle is terrible for actually shuffling a deck of cards.
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Comment #23168353
I'm sorry, could you please elaborate? I was always under the assumption that hash functions have to be deterministic, and thus, that "every input has a unique output" was a correc…
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Comment #22869599
Know it's not exactly related to what you do. But do you have some recommendations of books/online classes to learn C?
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Comment #21051391
There is a big difference in the intervention made by US in east asian countries, and the interventions made by superpowers in other countries. I'm not saying that South Korea and …
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Comment #20083545
I don't think "these days" really apply to this situation. People have always tried to take advantage of flaws in any system.
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Comment #18992626
Statistically speaking 4000 is a good enough number. I mean, election polls in the US usually use less than that for a population of 300 million and they're usually close to the re…