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Wow, what an incredibly bad take. Kudos, I’m genuinely impressed
Wow, what an incredibly bad take. Kudos, I’m genuinely impressed
I’m embarrassed to say it took me 3 panels to realize the problem wasn’t just my shit internet connection
On the third, radioactive hand, there are 15000 ways to not be a suicidal neet that don’t involve being a shill for the orphan (and adult) crushing machine
What’s the vibe in there? Cause I don’t like the idea of punishing regular civilians for the government’s actions, so I’m not a fan of this decision. But I’m not gonna come in here and say something like “omg why though, Israel’s the victim!!!1”
how to give all my money to FatTony for this awesome thread
Dethreaderate
This is a masterpiece
Huh I guess you’re right, damn these old eyes
Hello this was very dumb and I enjoyed it greatly, thank you
My real guess is water. You have a flash flood river dumping several tons of water at those doors and I bet it crumples them just like that
Yes everyone, you’re very clever. This is not a real story. But it’s very in-theme for the community and is pretty entertaining so
Woof bro, there’s still time to delete this cringey shit
I was pretty happy with Sir Sweepsalot
😆
I think you’re spot on
Ahhh yes, you’re right. Told you I was out of my depth :)
I always get confused about which numbers affect the n
values. Though I still stand by my original assertion that Big O probably shouldn’t apply on infinite scales!
I’m not sure Big O notation applies when your n
is literally infinite universes…
And actually, on an even more pedantic note (if possible), if you are iterating through each array until you find an item out of order, and repeat this on every array, I’m fairly certain it’s more than O(n)
. Less than O(n^2)
too, so it’s probably O(n*log(n))
…but I’m a little out of my depth here
Well I’ll be…learned something new today !
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I was already convinced, you don’t have to keep selling me