@Ginger I will stand with you (or sit, because I get tired pretty quickly). I don't get why cargo pants get hate
My wardrobe would be composed entirely of cargo pants if it weren't for the fact that every pair I can find is cargo shorts. I only have one pair of full-length cargo pants :(
Nobody I've talked to has not had at least one complete breakdown this month over trying to figure out how paying for this stuff actually works
'cause it's all abstract until you get an email that you owe a $3k-$8k down payment in the next week
My roommate, first-generation college student whose mom spent all her college savings on drugs, was sure that federal aid would pay for everything and when she actually checked turns out nope, $6k a year out of pocket even with federal loans
Meanwhile I got insanely lucky because my dad just sold his truck due to a relative dying and leaving him a newer one, so they've got the cash to spot me a $7700 down payment
yeah this is just for the 3-month payment plan that keeps you from paying all $7k (for my roommate) or $19k (me) at once (since no federal loans or scholarships are disbursed yet)
You can pass through Palestine on the way to Paris, then up through Memphis 'til you hit Miami, turn around and hit the Whitehouse on the way to San Diego, all without leaving Texas
@emanresuA The list of your list answers goes on and on just like a typical list.
@RydwolfPrograms Look at Kiribati, you can drive from London to Paris to Poland to Banana just on that tiny island. And they’re more than 12 hours ahead of utc
Say I have some unlabelled tree graph:
I'll define a "backbone" as a path on a graph that can't be extended - both its ends are at terminal vertices. There are three ways to overlay a backbone on the above graph:
However, you might notice that the first two are the same up to rearrangement (or ...
1. I reply to emanresu with "LMAO" 2. I send "that's great" 3. both messages time out 4. I resend both 5. I reload the page and see that the first two did send, and then "LMAO" sent again 6. I try to delete all of them, and get more errors 7. I send "chat pls" 8. I reload the page again, and now they're all gone, including "chat pls" 9. I resend "LMAO" and "that's great", and they both go through
Like if a normal service goes down or has issues I wanna punch it but if chat hiccups or does something annoying I'm like "aww what a lovable goofball"
@Simd There's probably a clever algorithm to do it faster but honestly just traverse it and make a list of pointers (or your language's equivalent), and uniformly random index those
@Simd Do you mean for the sample to also be a connected DAG?
You can still make it work in that case
Arbitrarily designate the node you start from as the root, then also record for each node... okay it's a bit more complicated but you have all kinds of options still depending on time and memory constraints
And what relationship you want the structure of the sample to have with the original graph, because you can trivially just choose one node of the sample to connect everything else to if there isn't one in particular :P
But yeah, for the rooted tree idea, store a pointer to each node's parent along with the node itself, then sample node-parent pairs, and draw edges between the nodes in the sample by traversing the original graph upwards through parents until you reach a node that is in the sample
And if the root isn't in the sample, then just connect the topmost node of each disconnected sub-tree or something like that I guess lol
Ooh, yeah, wait I was getting mixed up with unrooted trees LMAO
Because assigning an arbitrary root in the middle could actually introduce cycles if you also invert the edges, and that's probably not what you want anyways
Maybe some kind of "parent directionality" could work... hmm
Short Query, Long Answer
Give ChatGPT 4o a prompt to get it to generate as long a message as possible.
\$\text{Score} = {\text{Output Length}\over{\text{Input Length}}}\$
Highest score wins!
(Will add more details later, it’s 10:16pm as of posting)
Say I have some unlabelled tree graph:
I'll define a "backbone" as a path on a graph that can't be extended - both its ends are at terminal vertices. There are three ways to overlay a backbone on the above graph:
However, you might notice that the first two are the same up to rearrangement (or ...
Short Query, Long Answer
Give ChatGPT 4o a prompt to get it to generate as long a message as possible.
\$\text{Score} = {\text{Output Length}\over{\text{Input Length}}}\$
Highest score wins!
(Will add more details later, it’s 10:16pm as of posting)
