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Pigeon and grain problem: find time until all the grain is eaten
I turned all the operations over the array into numpy operations, according to my best google-guess. Again feel free to edit if I messed it up.
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Pigeon and grain problem: find time until all the grain is eaten
@GarethRees What about min(x - T % x for x in xs), does that make sense?
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Pigeon and grain problem: find time until all the grain is eaten
@ChatterOne Not from his description but from the code I realized there's a different x value for each bird.
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Mean of combined sublists with different lengths
So just cast to np.array
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Mean of combined sublists with different lengths
If you use the numpy array data structures I'm pretty sure it automatically flattens the data for you without needing to pass an argument.
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Mean of combined sublists with different lengths
How is that complicated? It's literally doing exactly what you specified in your problem statement, nothing more. It's also literally the simplest list comprehension you can write over a nested list.
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Looking for primes with all-different digits
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Looking for primes with all-different digits
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Looking for primes with all-different digits
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Looking for primes with all-different digits
@Daerdemandt. Nice stuff here. Really good point about needless casting. I'll edit my answer just to include a way of grabbing a counterexample
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