https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop/issues/8091#issuecomment-... perhaps they are biased against the tool from participating in a campaign to police the name in the past. But also, there's nothing wrong with more tools…
I remember when I was a kid, Kangaroo math puzzles were incredibly fun. I don't know if you can get your hands on some materials, but they were such a blast. https://mathkangaroo.org/mks/ I recommend getting some math…
so aliens did build the pyramids!
of course they are. The Chinese team selection tests are notoriously more difficult than the IMO, and they enforce a one-time participation limit. If they were to send 24 people, not only would they probably be…
Yeah, that was a very weird comparison. Not only do those countries send 6 people each, those four started participating in 1959 while US started in 1974 and China in 1985. Though arguably, those first olympiads…
There's gotta be something between Satya and "C-tier code out of rural India". There are of course lots of bad coders in India, but there are also many really good ones. And whereas in the past they had to emigrate to…
aren't most languages invented and initially developed within a private company? Go, Dart, Java, JavaScript, C#, F#, VBA, Kotlin, Erlang, C(at AT&T), Rust (at Mozilla). The list is probably very long
> I always find out both fascinating and alien how much focus the US system puts on extracurriculars One factor could be that, AFAIU, schools in US have many more electives than in Europe. As a student you have the…
I believe what GP is saying is: coming from python, which uses `and` and `not` and `or` you expect those to be the binary operators in ruby as well. You are then surprised when they behave unexpectedly. Who is then to…
Kotlin is very ruby-like and performant, check it out. If you don't mind using JetBrains IDEs, I'd give kotlin a try.
`and`, `or`, `not` have much lower precedence than `&&`, `||` and `!` . I would just avoid `and` and `or` in general. For some more explanation see https://graceful.dev/courses/the-freebies/modules/ruby-langu...
> Writers merely append new content to the end of the WAL file. Because writers do nothing that would interfere with the actions of readers, writers and readers can run at the same time. However, since there is only one…
Or it could be a typo (as in man-made) My guess is that they only use Youtube videos that already have subtitles in the target language. But I'm curious to know how exactly they've built their database of…
But they don't have the same area. The donut seems to be at least 1.5x larger than the cup (check out the screenshots posted by latexr in another comment. The area covered by the donut is half that of the cup but it's…
Thanks for the reply and for the screenshots. before writing my initial reply, I went back and tried to get a 50/50 split based on your comment and came up with the same solution. But I didn't understand why it worked.…
Can you explain more? (I might be stupid and don't see some obvious proof of why your approach is correct), but intuitively it doesn't seem that the fact that the cup is symmetrical is enough. Say if the handle of the…
ruby is strongly typed, in that it doesn't allow you to implicitly coerce between types*: 1 + "1" will raise an error. (As opposed to weak typing in C or JS) ruby however is not statically typed. *(there are actually…
Leetcode is fine: lots of supported languages, large community, lots of solutions and editorials. Here are some more resources: - USACO: https://train.usaco.org/ and https://usaco.guide/general/ - Codeforces:…
Great resource, but it's hard to practice there as a beginner because there are no solutions (unless you solve the problem yourself). So you might have to get comfortable with being stuck. Which is fine when you're…
> - not hijack CTRL-f for its own built-in search. Just in case you(or others) don't know, you can press Ctr-F twice to get the native browser page search.
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
Most advice in TFA seems pretty good, but the first point: > 1. If you do Google the question beforehand, delete your tracks afterwards IMO, if you ask me the same question that I had found online, that's on you. Do I…
Do you have any source pls? Who controls the DJI copter drones? Does the plane act as a relay for the radio signals?
he also promised them amnesty if they backed down. This is another case in point that his word means absolutely nothing and any negotiation with him is pointless.
their relationship is more complicated. Some might argue Putin is Karydov's b**h, seeing as how the federal government is paying large amounts of money to keep formal control over Chechnya and Kadyrov's clan happy.
https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop/issues/8091#issuecomment-... perhaps they are biased against the tool from participating in a campaign to police the name in the past. But also, there's nothing wrong with more tools…
I remember when I was a kid, Kangaroo math puzzles were incredibly fun. I don't know if you can get your hands on some materials, but they were such a blast. https://mathkangaroo.org/mks/ I recommend getting some math…
so aliens did build the pyramids!
of course they are. The Chinese team selection tests are notoriously more difficult than the IMO, and they enforce a one-time participation limit. If they were to send 24 people, not only would they probably be…
Yeah, that was a very weird comparison. Not only do those countries send 6 people each, those four started participating in 1959 while US started in 1974 and China in 1985. Though arguably, those first olympiads…
There's gotta be something between Satya and "C-tier code out of rural India". There are of course lots of bad coders in India, but there are also many really good ones. And whereas in the past they had to emigrate to…
aren't most languages invented and initially developed within a private company? Go, Dart, Java, JavaScript, C#, F#, VBA, Kotlin, Erlang, C(at AT&T), Rust (at Mozilla). The list is probably very long
> I always find out both fascinating and alien how much focus the US system puts on extracurriculars One factor could be that, AFAIU, schools in US have many more electives than in Europe. As a student you have the…
I believe what GP is saying is: coming from python, which uses `and` and `not` and `or` you expect those to be the binary operators in ruby as well. You are then surprised when they behave unexpectedly. Who is then to…
Kotlin is very ruby-like and performant, check it out. If you don't mind using JetBrains IDEs, I'd give kotlin a try.
`and`, `or`, `not` have much lower precedence than `&&`, `||` and `!` . I would just avoid `and` and `or` in general. For some more explanation see https://graceful.dev/courses/the-freebies/modules/ruby-langu...
> Writers merely append new content to the end of the WAL file. Because writers do nothing that would interfere with the actions of readers, writers and readers can run at the same time. However, since there is only one…
Or it could be a typo (as in man-made) My guess is that they only use Youtube videos that already have subtitles in the target language. But I'm curious to know how exactly they've built their database of…
But they don't have the same area. The donut seems to be at least 1.5x larger than the cup (check out the screenshots posted by latexr in another comment. The area covered by the donut is half that of the cup but it's…
Thanks for the reply and for the screenshots. before writing my initial reply, I went back and tried to get a 50/50 split based on your comment and came up with the same solution. But I didn't understand why it worked.…
Can you explain more? (I might be stupid and don't see some obvious proof of why your approach is correct), but intuitively it doesn't seem that the fact that the cup is symmetrical is enough. Say if the handle of the…
ruby is strongly typed, in that it doesn't allow you to implicitly coerce between types*: 1 + "1" will raise an error. (As opposed to weak typing in C or JS) ruby however is not statically typed. *(there are actually…
Leetcode is fine: lots of supported languages, large community, lots of solutions and editorials. Here are some more resources: - USACO: https://train.usaco.org/ and https://usaco.guide/general/ - Codeforces:…
Great resource, but it's hard to practice there as a beginner because there are no solutions (unless you solve the problem yourself). So you might have to get comfortable with being stuck. Which is fine when you're…
> - not hijack CTRL-f for its own built-in search. Just in case you(or others) don't know, you can press Ctr-F twice to get the native browser page search.
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
Most advice in TFA seems pretty good, but the first point: > 1. If you do Google the question beforehand, delete your tracks afterwards IMO, if you ask me the same question that I had found online, that's on you. Do I…
Do you have any source pls? Who controls the DJI copter drones? Does the plane act as a relay for the radio signals?
he also promised them amnesty if they backed down. This is another case in point that his word means absolutely nothing and any negotiation with him is pointless.
their relationship is more complicated. Some might argue Putin is Karydov's b**h, seeing as how the federal government is paying large amounts of money to keep formal control over Chechnya and Kadyrov's clan happy.