u/Strong_Boy_757

▲ 99 r/toRANTo

This city is crossing a point-of-no-return

Prices in Toronto is out of control. Straight-up Singaporean prices but without any of the perks.

17 - 20 dollar is normal if you are solo dining out for pretty much anything. I remember a time where 13 dollars already felt 1 dollar too extra.

You are constantly sharing space with someone who is clearly mentally deranged.

Was at Rexall and someone whose face was completely covered in blood came in and asked to buy a lottery ticket. How is this normal?

I don't feel safe. There are random guys hovering overing me while I'm walking in the streets.

Is there any normal person left on the TTC? The seats are covered in gunk, you got people talking to themselves, people who look like they just climbed out of the sewers.

Everybody in this city looks like they are forced to like each other.

Everything just feels so dated and somehow always under construction.

Pretty sure everyone I meet within a 1km radius around Yonge and Dundas are just American tourists.

Toronto has honestly became a soggy bombaclot.

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u/Strong_Boy_757 — 14 days ago
▲ 636 r/leetcode

A Leetcode pattern I have NEVER seen before that solves ANY problem

Algorithm:

  1. Grab all the data that humans have generated (internet, books, blogs, Reddit, Github, doesn't matter)
  2. Buy millions of GPUs
  3. Train billion parameter neural networks on the data using the GPU
  4. And run it loose on some MergeSort or Two Pointers or any Leetcode problem

Somehow this way of solving the problem yields something like 100% accurate result, and better yet you can let it produce algorithm of any time and space complexity, or even ask it to design entirely new classes of hardware if you are not satisfied with the complexity.

Anyone else seen a problem solving tactic like this?

I fear it's going to be the future of SWE. It is just so much better than memorizing patterns.

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u/Strong_Boy_757 — 20 days ago