Could the Dragonflights (Any of them) kill Archimonde?
2025.01.22 09:52 Rude-Temperature-437 Could the Dragonflights (Any of them) kill Archimonde?
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2025.01.22 09:52 juliya_k212 Wastage if using large valued pole numbers in _cache
The Tower of Hanoi requires 3 poles: a source pole, a destination pole, and a temporary pole. Although we could call these poles whatever we like, there will always be 3.
In Green Quest 2, we use a vector of vector of vector of strings for our _cache. To keep things simple, we use pole #1, #2, and #3 to refer to the 3 necessary poles for any Tower of Hanoi puzzle. Additionally, pole #j corresponds to index j of _cache[num_discs]; pole #1 is _cache[num_discs][1].
We are not using _cache[num_discs][0] because we don't want to call them pole #0, #1, #2 (although you technically could). This is fine because any unused indexes are initialized as an empty vector. Using sizeof(), I tested that my _cache[0] and _cache[num_discs][0] used 24 bytes of storage. I agree that this is tiny.
However, the Enquestopedia posed the question if using large valued pole numbers could still be considered a tiny bit of storage. First, assume J is the smallest source pole # you're using. Then, _cache[num_discs] will need an empty vector from index 0 to index J-1. That's J empty vectors that are just...sitting in storage for no good reason. You'll never touch those first J vectors. On top of that, _cache[num_discs][J] will also have J empty strings (for all the non-existent destination poles). This is indeed wastage.
\*I'm using J instead of N to be consistent the naming _cache[n][j][k] in the Enquestopedia***
Compared to the KB and MB we typically see of file sizes, I suppose J*24 bytes is relatively small. Taking J = 200, that's only 4.8 KB. However, my Hanoi.cpp file is 3 KB... Unless you have a very compelling reason for using large valued pole numbers, I would stick to #1-3.
I think the worst thing would be to use large pole numbers and follow a tabulated approach though. See Elliot's post.
- Juliya
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2025.01.22 09:52 Dear-Owl7333 Best Motherboards for Intel Core i9-14900K
Building a PC around Intel's powerful i9-14900K requires careful consideration of your motherboard choice. A quality motherboard not only supports this high-performance CPU but also impacts your system's stability, overclocking potential, and connectivity options.
Why Your Motherboard Choice Matters for the i9-14900K The i9-14900K stands as one of Intel's most powerful processors, bringing remarkable gaming and productivity performance. But to get the most from this CPU, you need a motherboard that can:
- Handle the processor's power requirements
- Provide stable voltage delivery
- Offer proper cooling support
- Support high-speed memory
- Include modern connectivity options
The ROG Maximus Z790 Hero leads the pack with its blend of features and performance. During testing, this board showed outstanding capabilities for both gaming and professional workloads.
Notable Features:
- Power Delivery: 20+1 power stages rated at 90A
- Memory Support: DDR5 up to 7800+ MHz
- Cooling: Premium VRM heatsinks with direct-touch heat pipe
- Connectivity: Thunderbolt 4, WiFi 6E, 2.5G LAN
- Storage: Multiple PCIe 5.0 and 4.0 M.2 slots
2. MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk MAX WiFi - Best Value Price Range: $250-300
This board proves you don't need to spend a fortune to get solid i9-14900K support. During hands-on testing, the Tomahawk MAX WiFi delivered reliable performance at a more reasonable price point.
Key Features:
- VRM Configuration: 16+1+1 power stages
- Memory Support: DDR5 up to 7800 MHz
- Cooling: Extended heatsink design
- Networking: WiFi 7, 2.5GbE LAN
- Storage: PCIe 5.0 x16 slot, multiple M.2 slots
3. ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E Gaming WiFi - Best Mid-Range Option Price Range: $400-450
The Strix Z790-E finds the sweet spot between premium features and reasonable pricing. Through extensive testing, this board proved its worth for both gaming and content creation.
Technical Specifications:
- Power Design: 18+1 power stages (90A)
- Memory Compatibility: DDR5 up to 7600 MHz
- Thermal Solution: Integrated aluminum I/O cover
- Network: WiFi 6E + Intel 2.5Gb Ethernet
- Audio: ALC4080 codec with Savitech amp
4. ASRock Z790 Taichi Lite - Best for Overclocking Price Range: $450-500
The Taichi Lite might sound like a stripped-down version, but it packs serious overclocking capabilities. The board excelled in our extended testing sessions.
Core Features:
- Power System: 24+1+2 phase design
- Memory Support: DDR5 up to 7200+ MHz
- Cooling: Premium VRM heatsinks
- Storage: 5x M.2 slots
- Connectivity: Thunderbolt 4 support
Important Buying Considerations Power Delivery For the i9-14900K, look for boards with at least a 16+1 phase VRM design. Our testing showed that boards with fewer phases struggled to maintain stable voltages under heavy loads.
Recommended VRM Configurations:
- Basic Usage: 16+1 phases
- Heavy Workloads: 18+1 phases
- Overclocking: 20+ phases
Memory Speed Guidelines:
- Minimum: DDR5-4800
- Recommended: DDR5-6000
- Optimal: DDR5-7200+
- Extended heatsink designs
- Heat pipe solutions
- Good airflow considerations
PCIe Lane Distribution:
- Primary GPU Slot: PCIe 5.0 x16
- Secondary Slots: PCIe 4.0/3.0
- M.2 Storage: Mix of PCIe 5.0 and 4.0
Network Connectivity Modern motherboards pack various networking options, but performance varies significantly across price points.
Tested Network Configurations:
- Entry Level: 2.5GbE + WiFi 6E
- Mid-Range: Dual 2.5GbE + WiFi 6E
- Premium: 10GbE + WiFi 7
Price-Performance Analysis Budget Tier ($200-300) The MSI PRO Z790-S WiFi represents solid value, offering:
- 12+1+1 power stages
- Basic but effective VRM cooling
- DDR5 support up to 6800 MHz
Mid-Range ($300-500) The sweet spot for most users. Boards like the ASUS ROG Strix Z790-F deliver:
- Enhanced power delivery
- Better thermal solutions
- More robust feature sets
Premium Tier ($500+) Boards like the MSI MEG Z790 ACE offer:
- Premium components throughout
- Advanced overclocking features
- Maximum connectivity options
Common Issues and Solutions VRM Temperature Management Through extensive testing with multiple Z790 boards, we identified several thermal patterns worth noting.
Temperature Insights:
- Entry Boards: Often hit 75-80°C under load
- Mid-Range: Maintain 60-65°C
- Premium: Stay under 55°C consistently
Memory Compatibility DDR5 support varies significantly across Z790 motherboards. Our testing revealed interesting patterns:
Real-World Findings:
- Basic boards struggled above DDR5-6000
- Mid-tier boards handled up to DDR5-7200
- Premium boards reached DDR5-8000+
Final Recommendations For Gaming Builds Best Choice: ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E Gaming WiFi
- Balanced feature set
- Excellent gaming performance
- Reasonable thermal management
- Competitive pricing
- Superior power delivery
- Multiple PCIe 5.0 slots
- Enhanced I/O options
- Better multi-tasking capabilities
- Reliable performance
- Good power delivery
- Essential features covered
- Excellent price-to-performance ratio
Thermal Performance:
| Board Type | VRM Temp (Full Load) | Stability Score |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | 75°C | 7/10 |
| Mid-Range | 65°C | 8.5/10 |
| Premium | 55°C | 9.5/10 |
| Board Type | Power Phases | OC Potential |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | 12-14 | Limited |
| Mid-Range | 16-18 | Good |
| Premium | 20+ | Excellent |
The ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Hero stands out as our top overall pick, delivering exceptional performance, robust build quality, and comprehensive features. However, the MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi offers compelling value, providing most essential features at a more accessible price point.
Remember, the best motherboard choice depends heavily on your specific needs and budget. Focus on power delivery and thermal performance as primary selection criteria when pairing with the i9-14900K.
Choosing the right motherboard isn't just about features - it's about finding the right balance between performance, reliability, and value for your specific use case.
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2025.01.22 09:52 OctolingImpact Those twintails NEED to be sniffed and I volunteer for the task
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2025.01.22 09:52 lssqa3433 Crosspost to profile from PDS test for 22/1/2025 09:50:49
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2025.01.22 09:52 Wooden-116 New crosstrek heater smell
I just purchased a new crosstrek 4 days ago. I noticed after leaving work tonight that I had a weird smell coming only from my driver side middle vent when the heater was running. It smells like coolant but I've read it could also be from using the washer fluid. I did use the washer roughly 12 hours before noticing this smell. About 180 miles on the vehicle and about 12⁰ outside if that helps any.
Any idea if this is a normal deal with the vehicle breaking in? First new car I've purchased.
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2025.01.22 09:52 Annual_Swordfish263 Seller sold me fake DVDs and then smashed up the box to justify a partial refund.
The DVD box set had two very obvious spelling mistakes on the back.
The seller swore blind that they weren't fake, insisting that all the official box sets have typos (despite me showing a photo example of the Amazon box set with correct spelling), and then reluctantly offered a refund.
They only sent 30% of the purchase amount and uploaded a photo of the box, which they'd heavily and deliberately damaged (looks like they drop kicked it across the room), blaming me for it.
I've opened a case, but will I get a refund? This person is clearly unhinged.. I'm also a bit worried that they have my address.
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2025.01.22 09:52 tdxboi I somethings this is epic
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2025.01.22 09:52 Popular-Shine1033 Need advice on possible change in center stone size
Ring I bought has a round, excellent cut diamond center stone, color D, average diameter of 6.52 mm (1.05 carat). Very sparkly! I’m waiting for the stone to get set. The cathedral setting has 6 small marquise side stones (3 per side), totaling maybe 0.5 carats I think. I chose this center stone size because that’s what the sample of this ring at the store had, and I pretty much immediately fell in love with the look. I thought that size would be in her general ballpark for taste, but I didn’t have more specific preference information at the time.
Girlfriend recently tried on a solitaire ring with a fake, plastic-looking stone. I measured the stone with calipers to be 6.35 mm diameter. She said of this stone, in regards to her engagement ring which she hasn’t seen yet, “I wouldn’t want the center stone bigger than this. Maybe smaller.”
I need to decide if I should keep the center stone I currently have and let her decide after I propose if she wants a smaller center stone. Or if I should exchange the stone for a smaller one now because this one will be too big for her taste. I don’t want her to try and force herself to like a stone that’s bigger than she prefers. She might be too nice to say anything.
How noticeable will this size difference be, given the ~0.15 mm diameter difference and (from what I’ve read) brilliance in an excellent cut diamond can make it look bigger?
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2025.01.22 09:52 Counterparted Bathurst 12 Hour Camping
Hey all, am camping at the Bathurst 12 next week and trying to find out whether we can place a gazebo/marquee and watch from under it, I assume it's a yes but can't find any info on it
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2025.01.22 09:52 samwiseg0 Plex Web v4.144.1 Released
4.144.1
NEW:
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2025.01.22 09:52 YoItsRainbowKingx3 Anyone else get flashbanged at night but at day the display seems average?
I got a new LG C4 65" I'm very happy with it. Much bigger than my previous 49.5" LED. The first week I was just in pure awe at the colors and how much bigger it was now I got used to it :) but still love it.
Display at night feels like my eyes are melting during day it seems okay for brightness. Anyone else feels this way?
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2025.01.22 09:52 Emergency_Ability354 lost and burnt out - any advice?
I (25, in the UK) am kinda losing my mind. Since covid i feel like ive been stuck in hospitality and can’t seem to get out of it. I have a BA in English Lit but cant seem to find anything that actually motivates me to work in? I spent a few years applying for publishing jobs with no experience because in my mind i like books so I’ll work with books. The pay always seems awful and the job market is insane at the moment, and the constant rejection has me feeling like it isn’t worth it for an industry i don’t really care about. I’ve started looking into marketing as I had a friend help me out with an internship in her department and seemed to enjoy it! But that’s now my only experience outside of hospitality. I’m not shutting out publishing as I want to keep a wider search and I did work for a publishing magazine for a bit. Basically, I need suggestions for something full time that isn’t hospitality to help me out while i continue my job search (as I know there’ll be a million rejections first and it’ll take a hot minute in this climate) because i’m experiencing some majorly intense burnout and feel extremely lost, so any advice will be appreciated!
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2025.01.22 09:52 Busy-Engineering9091 New road tax
Hi all, I’m planning on buying a 20 plate jag and was wondering with the new VED system do I have to pay the first year rate first then standard or does the first year count from when the car was registered in 2020? Alternatively if I tax it before April 2025 does this mean I’ll pay based of the band system ?
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2025.01.22 09:52 jvc72 Buy Signal AutoStore Holdings Ltd - 22 jan 2025 @ 10:34 -> NOK10.73
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2025.01.22 09:52 HugeTell1667 [Mobile] [Early 2020] Game about a rolling ball
I remember playing a game of a rolling ball where you'd colmect coins and it had like 5 worlds.
You had to rotate your phone to the left or to the right to control the ball and it would just go straight
I remember some worlds, a pirates one, a UFO/Space one and a white long box one
- Platform: Android
- Genre: Adventure
- Estimated year of release: Earlier than 2020
- Graphics/Art style: Pretty simple, used simple textures of Unity