purplemonkeymad

joined 2 years ago

When the typical temperature is less than 18C yea you don't need it. Up until now you'd maybe get a few days and the cost was not worth it. Most people would think it's better to spend the money on insulation for when the temp gets low.

Some commercial waste disposal does sorting of recycling out of the waste, they will even ask for it to not be separated prior so that they don't have to transport it separately.

This is typically why you see this.

Whether that is a better way of doing it I don't know.

So is this the reason that I see massive full page ads saying that WhatsApp is secure? They are worried that introducing ai will make everyone worried it can read all the messages? Or is it that just that they now have a way to read your messages?

[–] purplemonkeymad@programming.dev 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I did this once by accident (bad scripting, managed to abort it,) it wasn't too bad until sudo told me that the sudoers file had the wrong owner. I then learnt that there are other ways to become root.

OS ran for another ~6months after I re chowned etc to root.

[–] purplemonkeymad@programming.dev 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (2 children)

According to your table, it's not as bad as that, just not a good idea. E: Wait, missread that as thorium.

It's probably all still in litigation. A big defensive for legal challenges such as this is to prespone as much as possible to run out funds for the claiment.

[–] purplemonkeymad@programming.dev 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

My memory suggests that they used to be crisper in the past. Mainly from remembering times a Cornetto like would drop a bunch of wafer on the floor, they don't appear to do that anymore.

Just being a kid could also be a reason for that tho.

Depends on the drive. Glass or other ceramics were used at some point, but anything that is not magnetic should work. As long as it can be made completely flat and will withstand the spin speed.

[–] purplemonkeymad@programming.dev 3 points 1 month ago (4 children)

When I went, if I ever saw one it was the equivalent of those cheap travel kettles. I think the average person there just doesn't use it enough to justify getting a good one.

I'll give them props that they are going to refund owners for the bit they can, I would have expected most stores so to go "oh well! we have been ordered to remove it, sucks to be you."

[–] purplemonkeymad@programming.dev 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

That's the thing, that background can also look like a harsh sunlight, which would typically give you a blue tint. Your brain has to guess which is right.

That sounds roughly related. I see ones like: excel file broken!!! Actual issue: it's dark so the computer screen is too bright and when they put sunglasses on due to the brightness, they can't read the numbers. Solution is to turn the lights on.

 

So I managed to get part 1 of the day, but it took 2 seconds to run on the real input, which is a bad sign.

I can't see any kind of optimisation that means I can skip checks and know how many combinations are in those skipped checks (aside from 0.) I can bail out of branches of combinations if the info so far won't fit, but that still leads me to visiting every valid combination which in one of the examples is 500k. (And probably way more in the input, since if I can't complete the example near instantly the input is not happening.)

Right now I take the string, then replace the first instance of a ? with the two possible options. Check it matches the check digits so far then use recursion on those two strings.

I can try to optimise the matching, but I don't think that solves the real problem of visiting every combination.

I don't think (or hope) it's just bad code but this is my code so far (python.)

edit:

spoilera cache was the solution!

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