Sarvesh

CS and Food 🍜 | Backend and Data Science | Linux 🐧

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@neuroquark @vedantdotrpm Ruby on Rails ig

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@shrav_10 What tool do you use for the sheet generation?

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@ashoKumar89 File is saved and then it's size is validated so it saves > 10mb as well as returns 'File too Large'

Validate first, then await upload and then return success if upload successful

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@VazeKshitij 1,2, and 9

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@cneuralnetwork WeMakeDevs, Unstop, Devfolio, Twitter
Sometimes LinkedIn as well

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@shrav_10 @CodingNoobie I am having honours ka paper as first😭

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@shrav_10 That's prolly the best flavour

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@devXritesh B as subquery returns average salary, so we finding salaries greater than that

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@PremChauraisya Ubuntu and Arch for now

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@rudranshstwt @gopal_lohar_0 Congrats 🎉

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@MathMath901 Option D

For x < 0, | x | = -x so y = (x + (-x))/2 = 0
For x >= 0, | x | = x, so y = (x + x)/2 = 2x/2 = x

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@piyush784066 Ubuntu

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@Proton_Pass Ubuntu and Arch + Hyprland

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@SakshiSugandhi For integer dtype, if low and high are very large values, nearing to max val of int, so (low + high) / 2 can overflow this max val.

Hence instead we can use low + (high - low)/2, to keep mid under the max limit.

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@VazeKshitij Should be 69, 30 (Hoping I'm correct🤞)

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@rohinth_r Thanks a lot for all the insights 🙌

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@rohinth_r @LeetCode https://t.co/DdRKLCygaV

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@anonymous_mee17 3 only 🥲

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@VazeKshitij Applied for the same company through on-campus and got ghosted even before R1 😭

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@samirande_ Rust?