code logs -> 2011 -> Fri, 25 Nov 2011< code.20111124.log - code.20111126.log >
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04:22<~Vornicus> celmin: gimme an example of your lists
04:23
< celticminstrel>
They're sublists of a larger list centred about a specific element.
04:27<~Vornicus> so like you have, um, I don't know, [1,2,3] and [3,4,5], but not (say) [1,3,5]?
04:32
< celticminstrel>
Yeah.
04:43<~Vornicus> Okay, and is the list one-to-one?
04:45<~Vornicus> (which is to say: is len(set(big_list)) == len(big_list), each element of the list appears only once in the big list)
04:58
< celticminstrel>
It's technically possible for an element to be duplicated, but astronomically unlikely.
04:58
< celticminstrel>
So, probably safe to assume no duplicates.
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06:05<~Vornicus> "astronomically unlikely" in computers is "next tuesday"
06:05
< McM[travels]>
Pretty sure SHA256 is still OK~
06:06<~Vornicus> Truth, but
06:08<~Vornicus> Well, all right, assuming No Duplicates: you find matches between sublists. These will (assuming that the sublists, as intervals, union to the full list or at least to a connected sublist thereof) then allow you to union them together. Do two at a time, clear out sublists thast get used in combos
06:11
< celticminstrel>
Heh.
06:12<~Vornicus> WHen you get down to one list, you're done; if you get to two or more lists but cannot find more matches, you're stuck with unconnected sublists and cannot get any further.
06:13
< celticminstrel>
So go through the list and consider the sublists in pairs, removing duplicates if they exist and merging the sublists if applicable.
06:14<~Vornicus> RIght.
06:14
< celticminstrel>
Okay. I should be able to do this...
06:17
< celticminstrel>
(Also if there did happen to be a duplicate in the list I don't think it would really matter if it disappeared.)
06:18<~Vornicus> No, if there's a duplicate then you've got Huge Problems
06:18
< celticminstrel>
I do?
06:18<~Vornicus> yeah.
06:18
< celticminstrel>
I can at least guarantee that if there are duplicates they'd be adjacent.
06:18<~Vornicus> So, sorted list.
06:19
< celticminstrel>
Yeah, I guess.
06:19
< celticminstrel>
Not explicitly sorted, but I guess it would be (mostly) sorted by construction, since timestamps.
06:19<~Vornicus> What are these things?
06:20
< celticminstrel>
Log messages.
06:20<~Vornicus> Are the timestamps part of the equality test?
06:20
< celticminstrel>
Um, the big list is basically the entire contents of the file, so I think that means yes?
06:21<~Vornicus> Well hell, why didn't you say so? sort | uniq
06:22
< celticminstrel>
PHP. <_<
06:22
< celticminstrel>
Otherwise I'd be using grep.
06:23<~Vornicus> hell again
06:23<~Vornicus> And why are you getting sublists anyway?
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16:01
< gnolam>
"In this context, the most efficient, reliable and accurate geodetic technique to estimate positions in a common reference frame (also considering the distance between CERN and LNGS, approximately equal to 730 Km) is based on Global Positioning System (GPS)."
16:01
< gnolam>
... et tu, LNGS
16:01
< gnolam>
Well, that's the neutrino anomaly solved.
16:01
< gnolam>
The distance is in kelvin meters, and is therefore highly temperature dependent.
16:04
< ErikMesoy>
Again? ;)
16:04
< TheWatcher>
pft
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