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4:48 Sir that’s an AH-64D Apache longbow. Not a transport helicopter

Don't think it's the correct interpretation of the sub-array. It's a slice of the actual array while maitaining the order, like any 1 < x <=n sized consequetive memory location within the bounds of the array. You cannot just discard a duplicate element like that in a sub-array, it's not a set. So, for an array of [1,2,1] the non-empty sub-arrays are: [1], [2], [1], [1,2], [2,1], [1,2,1] ------- total 6 sub arrays. Here n=3, so total subarrays are: [n*(n+1)]/2 i.e. 6 subarrays as above.

Hi, is it recommended to use sliding window technique in LeetCode 219. Contains Duplicate II ?

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Awesome we need more videos like this for backtracking and prefix sum etc

11:30 Office Space reference LMAO

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what in the world can physicist nerd tell about the entire facility? How does that even relate at all? If you're studying paleo-math, it doesn't mean you can really review some difficult and complete projects based on math.

this isnt helpful sorry bro

more videos please

Damn, the video is too old. I hope you see this comment. I wonder what the difference is between an algorithm and a technique?

Great video! One question, why is the space complexity in question 1 constant? For question 2, you said in the worst case we are storing n-windows which makes sense. But aren't we storing n/2 windows in question 1 which by asymptotic equivalence is O(n)?

hey! loved it. i wish you'd redo it with Project Lambda. It's much more detailed, and brings this legendary facility to life even further

that was an AH-64 apache, not a cargo helicopter. If im correct, its for military weapons research.

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I want to see this dude react to the original half life facility

Thank you for this great video sir! I learned a lot.

I think there is mistake in Question 2 - Kardane's algorithm used for finding maximum number, not exact number.

Amazing explanation!

i wish you'd come back

why not thinking of external merge sort in the first part?

great tip, method chaining also helps us in pandas analysis :)

Hi! Why not Debian 12? Or Fedora woth btrfs with snapshots ? I would love to get your insights. Thanks!

4:45 that is an apache gunship, not a "cargo helicopter", I agree a transport would make a lot more sense but I think its purpose is to patrol the vast out lying perimeter of the Black Mesa facility for intruders (human presumably).

Do PC's and Servers in the facilities you worked in run Windows or Linux (or a mix of both)?

Very enjoyable to watch, please comment the resto f the facility.

Indeed some huge lobbys or waiting areas in the game, which you shouldn't expect inside a real science lab. Entrance halls like this are more to expect in public areas, like a show room, a hotel, or whereever many guests are expected and wanted to be impressed, but not deep inside a research facility, where the scientific personal is just passing by. But of course this was designed for the message that black mesa is just gigantic in size with an unlimited pool of money. The always present security personal also made me smile. Concealment is one thing, but an armed guard at every third internal door, whose only job is to open the door for a scientist... a lot of 30k $/yr salarys that have to be earned.

Half-Life is set in the year 2000, so keep that in mind when looking at everything.

TPS reports and the request to come in on Saturday are a reference to the Office Space movie.

Love this! It’s like hearing Gordon Freeman’s thoughts/narration sometimes :) Thank you for sharing your knowledge

i dont think black mesa is very realistic because you can see fog and water through walls

Thanks so much for this tutorial!

thank you so much. you deserve much more subscribers and views.

i would love more scientists to take a look at the Half-Life world. Am curious what other physicists would think of both remake and the original Black Mesa as a whole.

4:47 *Sees Apache attack helicopter* “ah yes, transport helicopter”

I think most of the Black Mesa and Aperture Science compounds are built around old salt mines, which end up looking like this, HUGE CAVERNS, extreme sizes. NaCL forms extremely stable formations, but is easy to mine out. That's also the reason why the complex seems so spread out.

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Manjaro? Better to go with Arch instead. Much more stable.

Thank you sir

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There's a massive amount of security and military hardware because Black Mesa has already been traveling to Xen for decades, and bringing back live alien specimens to our world, including alien mind controllers. The security is more likely to contain whatever happens, and to keep low level scientist hush. The immediate opening announcments during the tram ride are also extremely ominious, they probally need "expendables" guinea pig scientists to send to Xen, and to capture live specimens, and more security to handle them, such as the Xen "zoo" biodome during Opposing force.

Great Video ! Thanks for the detailed explanation

Fantastic, wish you could have shown Java code to represent how to think through code. Thanks again

This was quite a treat to watch! And quite a nostalgic trip down the memory lane for those of us, who are the 90s kids and still remember the original HL1 release. 😅

22:00 i know for this given ip array there will one answer but lets suppose i took an diff ip array like [0,1,0,1,0,0,0,1,1] , there will a tie.

this is top tier explanation i used to apply sliding window blindly never know the rules thanks bro

super helpful!!

I believe there have been mods made for the original version of Half-Life that let you explore the facility, pre-disaster. Seems like that might be ideal for this type of video.