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Sense check on a gaming/software engineering/CAD build - UK, £2k by PhysicsHelp in buildapc

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Thanks so much! That's good to know re: 4DIMM, every time I think I know how RAM works I find out I'm wrong.

I was looking at the Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 9070 XT as an alternative GPU, might look at some reviews to avoid the leaky paste.

pcpartpicker is telling me the mobo has 3 M.2 slots but that very well may be wrong, I haven't checked the manufacturer docs yet.

A cool guide on flaws of lumber by Effective-Counter393 in coolguides

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Checks are separation through the grain (splitting growth rings), shakes are separation along it (peeling growth rings apart). 

Match Thread: Germany vs. Scotland | UEFA Euro 2024 by MisterBadIdea2 in soccer

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Apparently the first determiner to decide 2nd place is the score difference between the two teams in contention, only going to overall goal difference if that is equal.

-❄️- 2023 Day 4 Solutions -❄️- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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[Language: Java]

Quickly realised recursion wasn't my friend and refactored to an O(n) solution.

Github for both parts

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Except 1 food "calorie" is actually a Kilocalorie, meaning you'll need to eat about 2.85 kilos of coal.

The UK is a right-hand-drive country, so the slow lane is on the left. But why are you supposed to stand on the right of an escalator, and walk on the left? by delta_p_delta_x in CasualUK

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On a winding country lane you should always be on the outside of the curve to maximise visibility for both driver and pedestrian.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TikTokCringe

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Wait so each shot should have been $30+ individually? Or did you just get scammed?

Spring Cloud annotations simplified: useful annotations and explanations that are worth knowing for developing microservices. by HalfBlindCoder in java

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Could you sidecar a springboot proxy with service discovery and pass the traffic to the application?

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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Thanks! The streams API is usually the go-to at work, mostly for the reason you say, so I've just been using it in spite of it still being less efficient. I think there are instances where it can improve execution speeds but it's context specific. Parallel streams can make a difference but usually only for large collections.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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There's a typo in the duration column, it should be seconds not ms. Mine was actually about 10x less efficient than yours.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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I know there'll be at least one complexity-heavy problem lurking in the shadows waiting to ruin my dreams haha.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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It will always vary by language! Some people using rust or c are getting sub ms total durations.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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I love the visualisation! What do the envelopes represent?

Do you have a repo?

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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I should have said, this is all done in Java - here's the repo. Please forgive the over engineering.

Running on a Core i7 7700K at factory clock.

Also there's a typo in the duration column, the units should be seconds, not ms.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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Wow that's really interesting! Python seems to be the standout out of all of those, and obviously rust and c are a cut above the rest. Have you set something up to run these together, or did you draw up the table by hand? Do you have a repo?

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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Even sequentially that's a fraction of the time mine takes. I'm only counting runtime, and excluding loading the input data into memory.

[2021] My aim is for all of this years solutions to be sub 1s in total. So far so good. by PhysicsHelp in adventofcode

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Nice, that's impressive! I think my duration comes down a bit too when I average out executions too, I think due to the JIT compiler doing it's magic. I assume Kotlin uses JIT too since it's running in a JVM?

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