[Python] deque 実践編 - スライディングウィンドウと応用パターン
https://qiita.com/Tadataka_Takahashi/items/f146dbb2225d24679c6a?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
[Python] deque 実践編 - スライディングウィンドウと応用パターン
https://qiita.com/Tadataka_Takahashi/items/f146dbb2225d24679c6a?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
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🚀🍏 The article pitches a "revolutionary" data #structure that's basically a #deque with a fancy hat. Because what we really need in 2023 is yet another way to shuffle numbers around, right? 🙄💡
https://github.com/attilatorda/Shift-To-Middle_Array #revolutionarydata #innovation #techhumor #shufflingnumbers #HackerNews #ngated
Who on Mastodon will follow this year's #axecon by #deque?
Are the talks and sessions actually interesting and useful for the day to day work to increase #accessibility in apps and websites?
I for myself want to get a deeper understanding for this very important topic as a developer and think that this convention could be a good starting point?
Алгоритмы поиска путей на пальцах. Часть 1: Поиск в ширину
Давайте представим, что вы устроились много лет назад в 2GIS и вам выпала честь написать алгоритм, который будет прокладывать самый короткий автомобильный маршрут от точки A к точке B. Вы отправляетесь искать информацию и к счастью натыкаетесь на эту статью, где мы с вами подробно обсудим популярные алгоритмы поиска пути.
does anyone know how #deque suing #browserstack got forward? #axecore #IntellectualPropertyTheft
https://www.deque.com/blog/deque-systems-sues-browserstack-for-intellectual-property-theft/
Использование очередей (Queue/Deque) для решения алгоритмических задач на Java
Как всегда, сначала немного базовой теории для понимания того, с чем мы имеем дело. Queue - однонаправленная очередь, представляет собой структуру данных, которая строится по принципу FIFO (first-in-first-out) . Другими словами, чем раньше элемент был добавлен в коллекцию, тем раньше он оттуда будет удален. Выжимка по методам:
https://habr.com/ru/articles/833444/
#java #leetcode #алгоритмы #deque #программирование #queue #javarush #alhoritms
Изучаем новые структуры данных для iOS разработчика
Мобильные разработчики редко сталкиваются в работе со сложными структурами данных. Как правило, в рутинных задачах вполне достаточно уметь использовать Array , Dictionary и Set . Но сегодня не об этом. Хороших статей о том, как устроены эти структуры данных, предостаточно. Сегодня я хотел бы рассказать о редких и недооцененных структурах данных. И самое главное, как впустить их в свою рутинную жизнь разработчика.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/827162/
#data_structures #alhoritms #swift #deque #heap #orderedset #ordereddictionary #leetcode #trie #мобильная_разработка
My notes in #notion are slowly growing while preparing for the #cpacc exam using the #deque preparation course.
While I assume that the little quizzes don't represent the questions in the exam, they give me somewhat of an indication where I'm at.
Pretty much all of them were easy, but once they're gonna ask me for statistic numbers, I might be screwed.
While I think the presentation of Universal Design for Learning #UDL topics is much easier to understand in the #IAAP #Princeton #CPACC course, the #Deque University course goes in to greater depth and provides more information on specific guidelines and checkpoints. #accessibility
I love all the practical examples throughout the #Deque #University #CPACC course and I very much prefer it over the #IAAP #Princeton offering. It is also far less ableist. #accessibility
Button or link, that is the question. In a course, which control type should be used for moving to the next or previous section? Buttons enable the action of moving, while links point to information. Either can be appropriate. #Deque uses links while #IAAP #Princeton uses buttons. I prefer buttons as it is easy to press b to move JAWS to the button. #accessibility #CPACC
Reviewing the Deque University CPACC course, I find I must frequently press insert+escape to refresh JAWS while navigating quizzes. If I don't, I must wait up to a minute after pressing Check Answer to determine whether or not my answer was correct and Proceed to the Next Question. #accessibility #Deque #CPACC
#Processing #Python #py5 #deque #creativeCoding
code at https://abav.lugaralgum.com/sketch-a-day as usual
I'm excited to be presenting at Axe-Con 2024. I'll be presenting how UX designers can use our role to advocate for accessibility and create a network of accessibility-minded partners in organizations that lack formal accessibility structures and processes.
https://www.deque.com/axe-con/
@matuzo Want to do the #deque courses for the #cpacc and #was exam, but don't know if I'm gonna take the actual exam. Along with that I want to blog about it and the plenty of topics I have in the pipeline.
Would be stoked to do more client work that is #accessibility related and do more talks at conferences.
Will do more gigs as a #LiveSound engineer, which will be awesome!
And really hoping you will add the example for missing document language at https://inaccessible.gallery/ 😁
Really nice post on the #Deque blog on how they use ML to analyze UI and identify #accessibility issues: https://www.deque.com/blog/enhancing-accessibility-with-ai-and-ml/
However, it would be nice if we started moving into the "fixing phase” as soon as possible. IMHO, we spend a lot of time on identifying issues, but a lot of the accessibility obstacles exist because the issues do not get fixed!
So there!
If you are curious, I have learnt it by reading the latest Raymond Chen's blog entries from August talking about STL implementations. These posts are a pretty interesting read:
* #pair #compressed_pair: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230801-00/?p=108509
* #vector https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230802-00/?p=108524
* #string https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230803-00/?p=108532
* #list https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230804-00/?p=108547
* #map https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230807-00/?p=108562
* #unordered_map https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230808-00/?p=108572
* #deque https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230809-00/?p=108577