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I think some of the scenes in Minas Tirith are done better in the film adaptation, but I did enjoy the ending of the book more than the movie (the extra stuff that happens in the Shire).
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I think some of the scenes in Minas Tirith are done better in the film adaptation, but I did enjoy the ending of the book more than the movie (the extra stuff that happens in the Shire).
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I had fun working this out! Markov chains are a good time.
I had fun working this out! Markov chains are a good time.
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A Deadly Education (series) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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This is my least favourite Novik of those that I have read, but I still liked it overall. No spoilers-I found the ending satisfying since it resolved a small gripe I had with the story from the beginning. Even if this one isn't for me I would still recommend it!
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This is my least favourite Novik of those that I have read, but I still liked it overall. No spoilers-I found the ending satisfying since it resolved a small gripe I had with the story from the beginning. Even if this one isn't for me I would still recommend it!
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But yes those good cards were the reason I drafted this color pair in the first place.
But yes those good cards were the reason I drafted this color pair in the first place.
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#booksky
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#booksky
I enjoyed this one! I laughed out loud multiple times and there were still a few touching emotional moments; all wrapped up in a fun mystery package.
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#booksky
I enjoyed this one! I laughed out loud multiple times and there were still a few touching emotional moments; all wrapped up in a fun mystery package.
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#booksky
2/2
2/2
1/2
1/2
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I always have fun with these puzzle! Thanks to @was.tl for putting them together!
I always have fun with these puzzle! Thanks to @was.tl for putting them together!
I used a recursive function with memoization, which isn't particularly Rusty, but it does work. Maybe I should try to refactor it as a loop with explicit stack instead of a recursive call 🤔
I used a recursive function with memoization, which isn't particularly Rusty, but it does work. Maybe I should try to refactor it as a loop with explicit stack instead of a recursive call 🤔
For part 2 today I had to break my streak of only using the Rust standard library and pull in a linear programming solver.
For part 2 today I had to break my streak of only using the Rust standard library and pull in a linear programming solver.
I thought part 2 was pretty hard today! I'm sure there is a clever algorithm that I don't know about to make a very fast solution, but my kind of brute force one still finishes in about 1s.
I thought part 2 was pretty hard today! I'm sure there is a clever algorithm that I don't know about to make a very fast solution, but my kind of brute force one still finishes in about 1s.
I do appreciate having a good excuse to use a min-heap 😄
I do appreciate having a good excuse to use a min-heap 😄
Dynamic programming remains one of my weak spots, so part 2 took me longer than it should have. But I got there eventually!
Dynamic programming remains one of my weak spots, so part 2 took me longer than it should have. But I got there eventually!