polyphonicist

From the article:

> We will be dealing with arbitrary precision integers (bignums) in the problem, so let us also make a few assumptions:

> Addition or subtraction of an m-bit integer and an n-bit integer (m <= n) takes O(n) time.

> Counting the number of 1-bits in an n-bit integer takes O(n) time.

Here is the fun bit hidden away in the comments page of this post:

> Randal L. Schwartz said:

> 27 Apr 2008 02:30 AM GMT (#1 of 1 comment)

> Glad you enjoyed that bit. That was Tom's humor on that one. I could never have been that clever. :)

It is heartwarming to see the author of a popular Perl book providing credit for a joke to his co-author in the comments of an early 2000 blog post by an independent blogger.

Like other sibling comments, I would also like to know how you have used Anki to transform your career.

I like Anki but I have never been able to figure out how to capture complex and often long business related information in tiny cards.

Which university, if you don't mind me asking?

Can you share the names of the textbooks?

The book looks lovely. Did you write it using latex? What is your tooling to author a book like this?

I am going to suggest something that might go against this idea of self-studying math.

Do not do it alone. I mean, it is okay to self-learn mathematics as much as possible but don't let that be the only way to learn. Find a self-study group where you can discuss what you are learning with others.

I think the social-effect can be profound in learning. I realized this when I used to learn calculus on my own. My progress was slow. But when I found a few other people who were also studying calculus, my knowledge and retention grew remarkably. I think the constant discussion and feedback-loop helps.

With round the clock internet connectivity, it is easier to find a self-study group now than ever.

Can you provide detailed steps to reproduce? What strings did you search? Two examples of repos that appeared in the results? What is the link to your repo that did not appear in the results?

Details like this would help the OP to track down the exact cause of why it has indexed the forks but not the original repo.

Why does Go need web framework? What's wrong with net/http?