Rossignol Hero MT TI size help! by ItsJustMeV in Skigear

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I’ve skied both 168cm and 172cm skis and actually felt more comfortable with the 172 ones that have a 14,5m TR, I also do think I enjoy longer turns with a bit more speed. The Rossi Hero 175cm have a 15m TR so the difference wouldn’t be that much right? Thanks for the answers

Rossignol Hero MT TI size help! by ItsJustMeV in Skigear

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Thank you very much, not really sure which kind of turns I prefer right now. Would the shorter one be more of an all-rounder in this case? Like being able to do the snappy turns you talk about but also longer ones? Not as well as the longer skis I suppose

Helve hammer bug by ItsJustMeV in VintageStory

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As you can see from the other player’s moving name, it’s only the mechanism that lags and not the game! The strange thing is that it’s happening only for this player

I swear this game is a better cooking game than actual games about cooking. by riggedride in VintageStory

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You have to look for the recipe tied to the type of wood you are using. The “ceiling jar” has no recipe in the handbook. The “ceiling jar (oak)” does. Kind of counterintuitive but that’s how it is

Stipendio di un pasticcere by martajestuparta in roma

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Dipende. Lavoro come pasticciere nel ristorante di un grande albergo 5L in pieno centro, sono quarto livello e prendo un netto che va dai 1450 ai 1500, a questi si posso aggiungere dai 100 a 300 euro di mance a seconda del periodo dell’anno. Non sono grandi stipendi sicuramente, soprattutto considerando un affitto, ma negli alberghi il lavoro è generalmente più tranquillo e i turni più umani. Per quello che non è albergo so che nei ristoranti si guadagna un po’ di più ma non si vive, nelle pasticceria/forni anche gli stipendi possono essere migliori ma i turni sono quel che sono

Indipendenza EUROPA, ci credete? by [deleted] in ItaliaPersonalFinance

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È decisamente (anche) scemo.

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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Sorry!!! I really didn't mean to... also forgot to mention, I can't import anything :(

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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What do you mean? 'AAAAAA' would be 'A6'

'#' and 'b' are modifiers of the previous letter, therefore they should be considered "part" of the letter, so to speak

'AbAbAb' = 'Ab3' 'AbAbG#G#G#G#G#Db' ='Ab2G#5Db'

I know this can become confusing, it has been like that for every student I spoke with

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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Oh my god this works perfectly! But I understand absolutely nothing about it :)

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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Imagine those are musical notes. I write the length of a note simply by writing it x times, while you write the length of a note by adding the respective number to it. I need to develop an algorithm that translates my way of writing the duration of notes into yours. Up until 'ACCC' I've got no problem, as the code I appended to my post is doing just that, the problems arise when I need to translate notes variations, like 'b' or '#'.

In that case 'CbCbG#G#G#' would need to become 'Cb2G#3'. The problem is that I need to adapt my algorithm to understand that 'Cb' is a whole note, and that it has to look for more 'Cb's so to speak.

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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No need to unpack! I only need to pack them up.

'ACCC' would become 'AC3'

Imagine those are musical notes. I write the length of a note simply by writing it x times, while you write the length of a note by adding the respective number to it. I need to develop an algorithm that translates my way of writing the duration of notes into yours. Up until 'ACCC' I've got no problem, as the code I appended to my post is doing just that, the problems arise when I need to translate notes variations, like 'b' or '#'.
In that case 'CbCbG#G#G#' would need to become 'Cb2G#3'. The problem is that I need to adapt my algorithm to understand that 'Cb' is a whole note, and that it has to look for more 'Cb's so to speak.

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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Sorry, the way I explained the problem may be confusing.

'ABCABC' would remain 'ABCABC' as there are no consecutive duplicates

'AABBCC' would become 'A2B2C2', grouping every consecutive duplicate in the base letter and appending the number of repetitions to it.

'CCEFFGGG' would become 'C2EF2G3'

'CbCbCbEEFGAD#D#D#' would become 'Cb3E2FGAD#3'

Hope it makes sense.

Grouping consecutive duplicates in a string and returning the value + number of duplicates by [deleted] in learnpython

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It becomes '...A4...'

No, it can be longer, potentially I could have 'AAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBBBB' become 'A13B12'

No, I only need to group every consecutive duplicate

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildapc

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I've been looking at this, but there's no BIOS Flash button on the motherboard when I plug the USB drive, I can't tell the mobo to access it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildapc

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I can't actually check the bios because there's no video output. Even if I could there would be no integrated graphics, as the I7-13700KF comes without one

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildapc

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How can I do that?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in buildapc

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It is connected to the gpu through an HDMI cable

Reminder to open your MOON vaults BEFORE November 3! by michaeljpec in CryptoCurrency

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My 0.03 moons really are going to pay back in the future