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by readerrr 12y ago
You are mistaken, unless you can prove me wrong. Care to elaborate?
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by readerrr 12y ago
On 2.: Maybe he is talking about branch prediction vs lack of this feature in compilers. What do I mean by that is that optimizing compilers( at least in c ) don't optimize based on measurements from actual programs. A compiler that wo
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by readerrr 12y ago
Lack of demand.
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by readerrr 12y ago
You are using an incorrect definition of the word. Theory used in science[0] means: a coherent group of tested general propositions, commonly regarded as correct, that can be used as principles of explanation and prediction for a class of
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by readerrr 12y ago
Thank you, that makes it credible.
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by readerrr 12y ago
Absence of a legal contract for such cases exposes a website to abuse. I refuse to believe that a text posted publicly is subject to the same standards as a real contract.
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by readerrr 12y ago
How does that bounty work legally? Publicly( if a website counts as such ) declaring a reward for something isn't a legal contract.
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by readerrr 12y ago
This suggestion isn't solving any problem and is introducing new ones. How will the students pay once they spend their initial free credits, will they get a university account, or make new ones each time, who will manage that, so many
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by readerrr 12y ago
How do you deal with black box algorithms taking extra time to get more money/credits?
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by readerrr 12y ago
So is bogosort: https://algorithmia.com/algorithms/ikkebr/BogoSort I think it is cheaper and faster to run any sort on a local machine than to send the data there and back.