par condicio.
Italian Cuisine - Italian Meat Recipes
http://italianfood.about.com/od/italianmeatrecipes/Meat_Recipes.htm
Robbie's Meat Recipes: Beef ~ Veal ~ Pork ~ Ham ~ Ribs ~ Roasts ~
Sausage ~ Venison ~ Steaks
http://recipes.robbiehaf.com/Meats.html
chicken recipes | beef recipes | pork
A counter + a non-numeric character + the IP address (or a part of it,
if all the servers are on the same subnet) ?
On 5/26/07, Dorren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
by default, uuid number are quite long, like
4e94b830-edc1-0129-c657-001372bf8770
I like to generate uuid used for DB primary
On 6/8/06, Sriram narasimhan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi ankur,
Thanks for sending me the link but the greedy algorthms are not
opening...wat should i do now...
maybe you should try to understand why ...
Greetings.
Mattia Merzi
problems and going on to real applications and, in a few years,
looking inside linux kernel, for example.
But most important, *never* say it's too hard, or you will never go
anyway.
Greetings.
Mattia Merzi.
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On 3/7/06, zavandi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/7/06, adak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
That's a problem with that particular database implementation, but it
doesn't mean a good system would have those flaws.
Now I know you're a complete moron. Thanks for the confirmation.
agreed ...
On 3/3/06, pero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven
days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://www.visualcmaniac.com
uhu ! Yet another set of C lessons! Thank you very much,
we really need the n-th course in C, Kernighan/Ritchie's
On 1/25/06, prick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody this is prick
I have just cleared round 1 of code4bill
I think we should help each other in round 2
what do u say?
... that now I understand why Microsoft software is as we know ...
if this is the way that they use to hire primary
On 1/18/06, Karthik Singaram L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
Time of submission therefore has a higher priority therefore.
that was my point, in fact ... I (personally) don't agree with this rule ...
Well, I understand that a time limit must be set, I can't say well, ok,
I will finish until
On 1/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given k sorted streams where each stream could possibly be infinite in
length, describe an efficient algorithm to merge the k streams into a
new stream (also in sorted order).
// assuming that you sort from the lowest to the highest value
On 1/17/06, Lenin Ravindranath S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CodeAreana - Online Programming Contest - January 29th 2006
[from the Rules page]
Participants will be first ranked by the number of problems correctly
solved.
[it's ok ...]
In case of a tie, the participants shall be in turn ranked
On 1/17/06, adak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's just not going to happen that most of us will be willing to risk
[...]
executables, behind.
I think it's just spam, I've received the same
email on three other mailing lists ...
bye !
mattia.
On 1/3/06, phoenixinter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
since just read this array takes O(n)
why is precalc O(n) important?
that was exactly my point ...:)
For example, partial sum precalculation can be
done while sorting without increasing the sort
algorithm complexity (depending on the sorting
On 1/3/06, pramod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is not clear to me. How can an algo exist that takes O(n)
space but only O(log n) time?
O(n) space for precalculation
O(log n) time for real computation
Even just to access the O(n) memory, we
need O(n) time. For example in the above
partial-sum-to-j-th less partial-sum-to-i-th element,
am I wrong ? (maybe: I'm quite tired nowadays ...:)
If you access both arrays in O(1) time (definition of array:)
you can compute sum from i-th to j-th in O(1) time.
bye !
Mattia Merzi.
, but precalculations computational time
was not important ...
bye !
Mattia Merzi.
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