@taRadvylfsriksushilani Though I think, from the wording, that they could pass it in October 2022 and it would go into effect after the November election? Unless the "after an election" bit is interpreted to mean that the next Congress has to take office first.
so even if you reupload charlie bit my finger, unless it's the actual original upload, it is not the same thing, and the original cannot be cloned, therefore it is not fungible
even if you screenshot an NFT, that doesn't matter, because you do not have ownership over the unique token value whose ownership can be verified in the blockchain
@Razetime I'm not sure whether there's going to be a better way than just trying all possibilities, is there? Since there's an example where the greedy approach doesn't work.
the best way to do digital ledgers would just make each transaction a Pull Request and require at least 2 people with write access to approve and require checks like linting/test cases/etc before approval /s
So the "both" answer is correct because float = "single-precision floating-point number" and double = "double-precision floating-point number," so they are both floating-point constants even though they are not both float constants? That's confusing.
There are N attractions. Each attraction has position xi and exploring time is si hours. Time needed to move 1 unit distance is 1 hour. We want to visit k distinct attraction with highest boredomness. Boredomness of a trip is total time wasted (time spent while moving between attractions+time spe...
In Wordle, you try to guess a secret word, and some letters in your guess are highlighted to give you hints.
If you guess a letter which matches the letter in the same position in the secret word, the letter will be highlighted green. For example, if the secret word is LEMON and you guess BEACH, ...
If all politicians swore to do the will of the people (sounds crazy that they'd do anything else in a "democracy", right?), then it wouldn't matter who won the elections, so they could be unfair, and it'd make no difference to the democratic rule.
A continuous transformation of a square array is a mapping which rearranges the elements of the array such that the neighbors of each element remain the same.
For example on the array:
\$
\begin{bmatrix}
1 & 2 \\
4 & 3
\end{bmatrix}
\$
There are 8 ways to transform it:
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\begin{bmatrix}
1 & 2 \\
4
Count the ways to transform 2
Your input is a matrix (2d array) of positive integers. For example:
\begin{matrix}
1 & 1 & 4 & 7\\
1 & 3 & 5 & 6\\
2 & 1 & 4 & 5 \\
\end{matrix}
A semi-continuous transformation of this matrix is a rearranging of elements that preserves immediate neighbors. For exam...
Climbing the Bookshelf
Introduction
You're making a robot that can navigate a set of books of varying heights. This robot has the ability to climb books and jump off of high ones, but only to a point. To decide how to design your robot, you decide to make a simulation of it traversing a bookshelf...
@WheatWizard for code-golf I feel it works because there are few bounties. But on SO there are hundreds at any given time so I wonder if it has any effect at all
I had a dream the other night that two of the guys from die hard broke into my house but my dad was like "just leave them it's probably fine" and then we all died
Count the ways to transform (3)
Your input is an infinite matrix (2d array) of nonneagtive integers where a finite area of the matrix contains nonzero integers. For example:
\begin{matrix}
\ddots & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & \cdot^{\cdot^\cdot} \\
\cdots & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 &...
@Adám I've died in a dream before. Somebody stabbed me in the foot with a pair of scissors and then shot me in the heart. 0_0 Like Redwolf, I immediately woke up.
I have really weird dreams sometimes. Once I was being asked to grab something discreetly then I found out there were two creepy guys recording me on video...
@ThisFieldIsRequired "The Period" is the first chapter of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. I have studied it quite thoroughly, myself. It's a great piece of social satire.
@Adám So together with context, it's something like "be done [sleeping]"? I think the same verb is used here, here, and here (that last, interestingly, also referring to death).
@thejonymyster Indeed, but I figured I might be able to garner upvotes from here if enough people liked it, or if not enough people liked it, put the challenge on hold for a while
and is the challenge itself clear enough or do I need to clarify some more?
@DLosc Not sure what you mean with the first one. The second one uses both the normal word for waking up and immediately after the root in question "wake, finalise (or maybe make yourselves ready) for my judgement". The third one would actually change meaning a lot if we were to interpret it as "not finalised".
Yeah, the first one does fit nicely with waking up. Although "[nobody] rose" would work too.
The scariest dream I’ve had is one while I was half awake. I hadn’t opened my eyes yet, but I could tell I was in bed and I could feel all these hands with iron grips on me. I just couldn’t move for a good 20 seconds, then I woke up
You can also search by typing in the "when said by" box at chat.stackexchange.com/search and looking at the autocomplete; I find that search better than the one at /users. Then take their user ID
@taRadvylfsriksushilani I would doubt it would. Either the WiFi simply drops out sometimes, or it just periodically terminates long running connections
Slowest Gun in the East
Too often, late answers are overlooked, and end up with fewer upvotes than answers posted immediately after the challenge is posted. This category is aimed to reward impressive answers posted a while after the challenge was originally posted and that went unappreciated, co...