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Hybrid algorithm combining matched filtering and convolutional neural networks for searching gravitational waves from binary black hole mergers. arxiv.org/abs/2512.12399

Part one solved with some simple chained loops: - Filter out numbers with odd lengths. - Clamp the search space. - Compare the two halves of each number. 2/

Day 94: - Revised Binary Search, Binary Trees, and Graphs - Solved the following questions: • Delete a Node in BST • Implementation of Adjacency Matrix and Adjacency List • Implementation of BFS and DFS • Coupon Code Validator

A DSA interview question that I often ask is ‘Binary Search on Answer’. Most candidates know binary search on arrays. But very few recognise when the answer itself lies on a monotonic range. These are few problems on this pattern that you should master: • Allocate minimum…

I love discussing Binary Search. From my 5 years of experience taking multiple interviews at big tech, it is an underrated topic to gauge deeper algorithms understanding. Most people fail in understanding that one can search for an answer in a problem that seems to have nothing…

Binary search trees are an essential data structure in programming. They can keep the data sorted while supporting fast searches and updates. The main things to know about them are how to search, insert and delete a key. All of them depend on the BST property. If you think…

Q2/ You are given a large distributed binary search tree stored across multiple nodes. Design a distributed algorithm to convert it into a globally sorted doubly linked list in-place, considering memory constraints, failure tolerance, and concurrency issues.

I thought I had good reason to code up a vectorized binary search, which was kind of fun to do, but then I checked, and the standard torch.searchsorted() works well enough. For all the emphasis given in computer science curriculums and job interviews, actually implementing…

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Top Algorithms to practice for the Interviews: 1. Search Algorithms ⬩Binary Search 2. Sorting Algorithms ⬩Quick Sort, Merge Sort, Heap Sort 3. Array Manipulation ⬩Two-pointer technique ⬩Sliding window (fixed and variable size) ⬩Maximum Subarray Sum (Kadane’s Algorithm)…

Reminds me of this gem from a computer scientist trying to explain to the police that it would only take one hour to identify the moment a bike was stolen using binary search - even if they had footage dating to the dawn of humanity..

I was just watching a video about algorithm performance by the @ThePrimeagen . It reminded that Big-O complexity is not always the final story. When choosing a data structure, it's useful to consider the 'composition hierarchy'. You can implement an algorithm using a Hash…

my sort of rule of thumb is: • len <= 8: dumb linear search lol • len <= 32: binary search • len <= 1024: hashmap • len > 1024: idk u maybe need sqlite

This video demonstrates a binary search algorithm. Binary search algorithm follows the divide and conquer technique which makes it an efficient algorithm. Let's watch something new in this video... youtu.be/sFXAL83N9H0 #binarysearchalgorithm #technicalthursday #SunBeam

I'm happy to announce that @0xPolygon is open-sourcing a Solidity library that @gretzke developed in house. It's a binary search tree implementing a red-black sorting algorithm. That might sound like a mouthful, I'll try to explain it a bit below. github.com/0xPolygon/acco…

Very sad to hear that the site BinarySearch .com is no more. The developers of the site were not able to keep up with the expenses of the website. It was one of the websites i used to solve DSA ques and compete with my friends using it's virtual contest feature.🤌 Will miss it

“There is nothing good about this algorithm. […] It is difficult to imagine that this algorithm was not discovered before, but we are unable to find any references to it.” “Algorithm 1 was found when the author was making up some wrong sorting algorithms […]”

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