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Re:The Great Tree-List Recursion Problem on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @10:03PM (#19325243)
I can surely do a pre-order DFS and record the order of the nodes I visited, and then another DFS to modify the pointers? That would still be O(n).
Re:A backyard mechanic who is taking on Tesla on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @12:02PM (#19320493)
I think the point the parent comment is trying to make is that a Ford tank cannot burn, but a battery can.
I think internally C++ STL set<T> is similarly just map<T, void>
What's the point of this bridge??
China I suppose? It relies on government subsidies though.
MTA is the public transport system I like the most in the US. Even though it is outdated and crowdy, it has some really good coverage.
I don't think these html pieces is very accessibility-tool friendly..
Re:Python Developer Survey 2018 Results on Thursday February 07, 2019 @11:44AM (#19106354)
I don't have any complaints against OSX in terms of dev environment, but the window manager is just horrible.
Re:Inter – open source and legible typeface on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @12:13PM (#19097124)
What exactly is the difference between an open source font and a free font? I mean, don't we also have the bitmaps?
Re:Reddit is raising a huge round near a $3B valuation on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @05:39PM (#19090743)
r/haskell has been much more helpful than StackOverflow for me.
Re:Office 365 global authentication outage on Tuesday January 29, 2019 @06:25PM (#19030946)
Not sure if it is related, but the safelink service (the thing that wraps a link with a jump) is down at my school's mail service (that uses MS suite).
Re:Oracle’s Java 11 trap on Wednesday September 26, 2018 @11:46AM (#18077123)
If you're relying your business on something, you'd better read the damn license.
The entering of people who are unable to do meaningful research into the science field is a blatant waste of social resources.