430 F for 25 minutes

BROWNIE BOTTOM

• 85g butter = 5/6 normal spoons
• 100g castar sugar = 1/2 cup
• 30g brown sugar = 1/4 cup
• 25g cocoa = 1/4 cup
• 80g flour = 1/4 cup as well... do less

Chocolate Basque Top * cream cheese = 2 packs * 225g heavy cream = 1 cup * 90g castar sugar = 1/2 cup * 15 g cocoa powder = less that 1/4 cup

This uses the Ring approach shown above...

When you add Server D to the ring:

Only the keys between Server A and the new Server D need to move. (Since we are moving clockwise only)

Result: Smooth scaling. Your cache hit rate dips slightly instead of collapsing

Keeping the streak for the year.

Best album ever

• Anish (ca. 2023)

(Its also a quick select problem, but haven't tried yet)

this looks like a heap problem

so yes we can solve it using a max-heap (max heap because when we pop we want to remove the max element)

also sorting and slicing isn't that bad.

this was an easy problem... with a complexity of O(n^2)

single num II this was a complex problem to solve specific solution was understandable generic solution was harder to understand (skipped for now)

did something similar which involved finding a peak in an array. not sure if it exactly matches this question

done... it is straightforward with iteration or recursion mechanisms

This isn't a heap problem. Its more like sorted array and binary search problem.

Solved it using recursion with a variable to hold depth.

Other were solving it using queues

did test 10 rather

Hoping for the best.

Always do page number + 2 to get to the actual page

I need to strengthen my vocab base based on q no 6 and 7.

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done

beautiful yet sad confrontation