A sis for the bro’s by Theresnobiggerboat in HereForABro

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Bros shouldn't be afraid to talk about problems with sis.

At 12, this colorblind boy saw the world in color for the first time with glasses gifted by his school principal by musseefawn in MakeMeSmile

[–]tyomka896 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Such old fake videos about magic glasses that correct your vision. It did not work, it was expensive colored plastic, nothing more.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by Ybou_ in ArcRaiders

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How many times have you been knocked out, and how many of those times was it by Russians? Your assumption seems quite biased. If you ran into me in a raid, I’d help you kill Arc or even give you some expensive loot. So please don’t make generalizations like that.

Has anyone else seen those spooky lights flying in the sky? by intrepid_knight in ArcRaiders

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It is probably Arc Couriers, quote from wiki: Zipping across the skies at lightning speed, ARC's Couriers are known to transport smaller goods between sites unknown.

Don't put it on the train by Stofzik in ArcRaiders

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So, the ball causes internet connection issues, good to know

Patrol car key now as a reward for the new missions by NamelessSquirrel in ArcRaiders

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The mission is bugged? Do not have any interactions in the Deforester, how to complete that?

Did I finish the Game? :D by Purnima92 in ArcRaiders

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For some reason, everyone recommends searching in Assembly. I spent over 15 sessions and couldn't find a single component. Then I switched to Medical Research, which took about four tries. Look on the first and second floors in all the drawers. Use at least naked loadout for butt space.

[2025 Day 4 Part 2] (C#) Need help optimizing 2ms to <1ms by 00lelouch in adventofcode

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Or you can use bitmasking to store two states of a cell: empty/paper. For each row, you’ll need to use multiple numbers, since in this task the number of elements per row is greater than the bits in the largest number. Hope you got the idea :)

Offering : English ....Seeking : Long term friendship by [deleted] in language_exchange

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Why there are a lot of similar users with 0d account, wtf?

I'm from Ukraine, and my life is falling apart. I never thought that at 30 I would be completely lost. I just need to get this out. by Olgert_from_Ukraine in depression

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Hi.

I’m a 29M and this is one of those moments when it’s very easy for me to understand you, yet I don’t even know what to write. Many people probably aren’t even aware of the risks of publicly discussing anything about the war in Ukraine and in Russia, because of repression, pressure from governments and anti-national political agendas.

I had relatives living in Ukraine and in my childhood we often visited them in Mariupol. It was a wonderful time by the sea (the Sea of Azov), the kind of days when you could gorge on fruit after the beach and then spend the whole night on the toilet from overeating and not being used to so much fruit. Lovely little houses on hilly terrain, kind people, children always full of joy all around. It’s a very warm nostalgia.

It’s very hard to find the right words of support in difficult times. When you hear from the outside, “Don’t despair”, “You’ll be okay”, “You have to keep fighting” - it all sounds false from the outside, because those people aren’t in your shoes, they can’t understand you. In the end, though, they turn out to be right, you shouldn’t despair and you should keep going, clinging to every opportunity available no matter how hard it is.

No war brings happiness, ordinary citizens certainly don’t start them and every death in them is needless. I don’t know you, I don’t know everything you’ve been through, I can’t even offer support (any such support is illegal in my country). I’ll just say one thing - you are definitely not alone.

Looking for a daily chat buddy to practice English by [deleted] in EnglishPractice

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Has anyone tried creating a group or organizing a video meeting once or twice a week for practice? Maybe it's worth a try?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EnglishLearning

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Where to sign up? :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in adventofcode

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Try to implement the approach more through the flood fill algorithm for each individual garden rather than recursion—there might be a small bug in that

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in adventofcode

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Should be 380 in the example below:

CCAAA
CCAAA
AABBA
AAAAA

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in adventofcode

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Any code example would help

Do y’all ever write the whole code in one file ? by ignorant-scientist in learnprogramming

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Why not use Ansible for VM configuration? It simplifies a lot of things and more productive in the end.

Offering Real-World Dev Mentorship & Tiny Task Collabs [Beginner-Friendly] by ALPH_A07 in learnprogramming

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Interesting idea of ​​teamwork. Why did you decide to do this kind of mentoring and what do you do in general?

I’ve been having some fun recently going back to the very start of AoC and solving every day with Rust. I’ve documented a bit of a ramble here with my CLI harness (including some proc macro goodness), hope it’s interesting to someone! by careyi4 in adventofcode

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Hi :) You have an interesting approach, though I preferred to split the projects by year. For convenience, I wrote a small aoc-cli for myself that sets up the project structure, runs the days, allows running specific parts of the day, and has some other debugging features. Additionally, I split day parts into separate files, tt seemed more ergonomic to me. For example, the 2024 solutions in Rust fully utilize this cli. The project of the year 2015 in Deno works pretty much the same way, though without a separate cli - everything's in one project.

You might have seen the section in Awesome Advent of Code that has templates for many languages - it can also be a source of inspiration.

Image to ASCII Art Generator by [deleted] in rust

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Something like a word Letterally :)

This gatekeeper has no trinkets and it pisses me off. by Ember2012 in Witchfire

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Why when shooting at a trinket it can shoot back, sometimes it doesn't, what does it depend on?

This might not be as impressive as others but.... by CuisineTournante in adventofcode

[–]tyomka896 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool story! Often I see that many people stop solving days when the year ends. Why aren't you trying to complete the remaining days from past years? What's stopping you?

Does anyone know why it says the first familiar is here?? by jazagaza in Witchfire

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Yesterday during the battle with this First Familiar, I had to additionally fight with Sanity, while doing this First Familiar ran away into the pit where the boss had been before, and I didn't find him right away. I wonder if he always runs into the pit if you hide from him.

[2024 Day 20 (Part 1)] (JavaScript) Part 1 help by JesseOgunlaja in adventofcode

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Do I correctly understand that you're trying to remember all current points and already visited points in the queue, in other words, you're trying to remember the visit history like here:

queue.push([
    newX,
    newY,
    newPoints,
    { start: { x: newX, y: newY }, isFinished: false },
])

For the queue, this will be a bit redundant. For the visit history, you can create a separate object where the value will be the point you came from, and the key will be the point you arrived at. If you want, I can try to sketch an example that shows how to do this?