I hereby claim:
- I am raphaelrk on github.
- I am raphaelrk (https://keybase.io/raphaelrk) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is 9B7E 2A1F E99B A6DC C51D FA6D 8CEB EA2E 6AFE E990
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| Come to my house after for a bonfire | |
| Come to my house after for bonfire a | |
| Come to my house after a for bonfire | |
| Come to my house after a bonfire for | |
| Come to my house after bonfire for a | |
| Come to my house after bonfire a for | |
| Come to my house for after a bonfire | |
| Come to my house for after bonfire a | |
| Come to my house for a after bonfire | |
| Come to my house for a bonfire after |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| var peopleLists = document.getElementsByClassName('ss-choices'); | |
| var girlNames = []; | |
| var guyNames = []; | |
| for(var list = 0; list < peopleLists.length; list++) { | |
| var peopleHTML = peopleLists[list].children; | |
| for(var person = 0; person < peopleHTML.length; person++) { | |
| var arr = list === 0 ? girlNames : guyNames; | |
| arr[person] = peopleHTML[person].innerText.slice(1).toLowerCase(); | |
| } |
| /*** java pseudocode ***/ | |
| /* a NumTuple holds a number and the frequency of its occurences */ | |
| class NumTuple { | |
| int num, freq = 1; | |
| public numTuple(num) { this.num = num; } | |
| } | |
| ArrayList frequencySort(int[] array) { |
| Board B: | |
| [11 12 ... 1n] | |
| [21 22 ... 2n] | |
| [.. .. ... ..] | |
| [n1 n2 ... nn] | |
| Board contains unique elements 0,1,...,n-1 | |
| We will denote 0 as 'E' | |
| Want board s.t. element at (r,c) = (rn + c + 1) % n*n |
| // by Raphael Rouvinov | |
| // for stat 110 pset 3 | |
| #include <stdio.h> | |
| int main(void) | |
| { | |
| double sum = 0; | |
| for(int j = 1; j <= 48; j++) |
| #define LETTERS_HASHED 4 | |
| // a word is short if it is <= LETTERS_HASHED letters long | |
| struct ll_node | |
| ll_node* next | |
| char str[LENGTH] | |
| ll_node* tofree; | |
| ll_node hashtable[32 ** LETTERS_HASHED]; |
| cs50 R seminar by Connor Harris notes | |
| more info: | |
| https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-intro.pdf | |
| http://www.stat.cmu.edu/~cshalizi/ADAfaEPoV/ | |
| Types: numeric(float), character(string), logicalbool), coercion(scanf()) | |
| Vectors (1d array), matrices, high-dim arrays of above types | |
| Lists: associate array. Vecs of lists bevahve oddle | |
| No real pure atomic types. Single values are arrays of length one |
| "Web Apps of the Future with React" | |
| by Neeh Mehta for cs50 | |
| React is a framework | |
| Used on facebook, insta, KA | |
| React DOM for web | |
| React Native for Android, iOS | |
| Components: HTML tags on steroids |
| talked about javascript, functions/passing functions, objects, classes, async/callbacks | |
| audio as a pipeline | |
| source is audio data generater or loaded | |
| oscillator, mp3, mic | |
| destination is output | |
| laptop speakers, ScriptProcessorNode |