Programming with Memory
The question is to determine the median of an array formed by blending two sorted arrays.
That is:
Given two sorted arrays nums1 and nums2 of size m and n, respectively, return the median of the two sorted arrays.
The Windows of Caerbannog
P
erhaps due to overstretched compatibility, Windows 10 bear many problems as if oneself is a Trojan horse.
Indeed, in the Windows, we see the house divided. Its core organs – File Explorer – and most intimate kins – Microsoft Office – apparently causes an immune response.
Upon appealing to Google, immediately came up two patterned victims suffering the consanguineous disease:
An as of usual,
Code Name 0x00007b
0x00007b, perhaps one of the most common and (most obnoxious) nemeses we encounter in the digital realm. Its evil approach comes in a variety: from nipping your Touhou experience in the bud (which has some good, in a sense) or blocking all pathways to Adobe installations.
"The time has come. Execute Order 0x00007b"
At another unexpected time, I confronted this digital Angra Mainyu,
Quick-Response Codes are Slow
Every year in the fall, the quad is filled with thousands of students from hundreds of clubs in the school. Technology has enabled club sign-up to be done with a quick scan of QR codes, but the delivery of such codes still relies on traditional medium -- paper.
Betraying its name, Quick Response codes often don't work quickly. Moreover, QR codes on curved surfaces are never read. Spending the day full of QR scans,
“Albeit”, “pão”, “manteau”; vocabularies you may expect to hear in European countries. Indeed, these are respectively German, Portuguese, and French vocabularies that settled into the very core of Korean language to a degree where most Koreans believe them as ‘pure Korean words’. Can you imagine Koreans on the street literally saying ‘give me some pão’ or ‘I’m doing albeit (part-time job)’ without context? Not surprisingly, Japanese also has corresponding words, whose usage is no less common than their Korean counterparts.