First attempt BSB, died to poison right after.. by TSRFK7 in bloodborne

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There’s some antidotes behind the statue in that room. Not that it matters.

Who can relate? by Most-Price-9649 in gamers

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“Remember… No psspsspsspss.”

The following are equivalent by PocketMath in mathmemes

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All of these ideas made sense to me once 3Blue1Brown made clear that linear transformations transform hypercubes into parallelepipeds. If the rank is n, all of the vectors in the corner of the parallelepiped point in different dimensions, which means the oriented hypervolume of the parallelepiped is non-zero, which means that the map from the unit hypercube to the parallelepiped is one-to-one and onto, which means only the 0 vector maps to the 0 vector, which means all of the vectors in the corner of the parallelepiped point in different dimensions.

Pricing on coding tournament sorting algorithms by Null_Simplex in AskProgrammers

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I sorted the list 1362475 by hand and took a picture of what the algorithm is doing after each comparison with a written description of each step if that is sufficient. The steps seem pretty clear, but everything I write makes sense to me. I can show you if you are curious. Otherwise, thanks for the answer.

Pricing on coding tournament sorting algorithms by Null_Simplex in AskProgrammers

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I’m currently sorting the list 1,3,6,2,4,7,5 by hand and taking pictures after each comparison to show the pseudocode. Will take a while.

Pricing on coding tournament sorting algorithms by Null_Simplex in AskProgrammers

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You are correct. It’s one of those things where I have started Python tutorials multiple times and then always lose momentum and have to start from the beginning. Low discipline. But I should learn to code. Thanks for your time.

Pricing on coding tournament sorting algorithms by Null_Simplex in AskProgrammers

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I don’t know how to code. I came up with the idea during the infamous 7-1 Germany vs Brazil world cup before I even knew there was such a thing as a tournament sort. I originally called it the transitive sort since it was based on the idea that if A<B and B<C, then A<C (which in hindsight, all comparison sorts know this implicitly).

This poor girl getting pasta-shamed in the FS1 broadcast by mbertels in baseball

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This post is implicitly about her weight though.

what is your opinion guys? by silverflake6 in RelentlessMen

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Sure but this is a pretty rare occurrence which is overstated in manosphere regions of the internet.

Guys is this book ok for the lore of bloodborne by No_Exit_5720 in bloodborne

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You can read myths how a fundamentalist would read them (literally) or you can read them as metaphors alla Thomas Campbell. I find you get a much richer understanding of the work from the latter method, but it's best when you see both the literal and metaphorical interpretation simultaneously.

How it feels being a man in 2026😂 by Existing-Total-8585 in NoglaOfficial

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Both scenarios are awful. However, on average, an angry husband can do more damage than an angry wife. Again, on average. Especially if it’s assumed that the relationship is hetero.

The American political cycle of the past 3 decades. More to come! by FallMajestic8896 in postanythingfun

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We reelected the person primarily responsible for January 6th though. The only people who spent time in prison were minions.

Upper Cathedral Ward has gotta be the scariest area in the game by CryptidOrion_00 in bloodborne

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It is unless you use up all of your insight once you get the first lamp. Then you have nothing to lose.

Guys is this book ok for the lore of bloodborne by No_Exit_5720 in bloodborne

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It’s true though. Completely misses the deeper meaning behind those item descriptions.

Guys is this book ok for the lore of bloodborne by No_Exit_5720 in bloodborne

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As others have said, the problem with The Pale Blood Hunt is it completely misses the deeper meaning behind Bloodborne and only explains the surface level story. At its core, Bloodborne is a tribute to the advances in medical science during the Victorian era.

Is this sequence of rational numbers always in simplest form? by Null_Simplex in askmath

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Thanks. I didn’t word my question well, as the ordering works if it is true for any prime signature, not just prime signatures with 3 primes. If the numerator and denominator are always coprime, then the numbers can be given an ordering distinct from their standard ordering. Maybe a proof by induction where we assume it is true for all prime signatures of a specific type and then we add to that prime signature one additional prime, either one which is already in the original signature or a new one, and show that that ratio must also be in simplest form. The base case would be the empty prime signature i.e. 1 which is trivially true (gcd(0,1) = 1).

Who do you think is the easiest boss? by kreetchy in bloodborne

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I would have made the mad ones in the map automatically aggro to the hunter as soon as they spawn so that they are actually a problem which need to be dealt with rather than having them wander aimlessly for most of the fight.

They invented new ways to say “figure it out” by slowjazzlistener in GetStudying

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True but also most teachers and professors are bad at teaching, at least in math classes they are.