Hello friends!
I hope you had a good week, and Happy Father’s Day to the dads reading this!
My week was very busy (I made the mistake of pushing a bunch of events and podcast recordings to this past week, and gave 8 different talks!) but managed to squeeze in some Civ VI time. Onwards!
Extending the meta tag for Game Monetization
Settling down in a Jamstack world
Stranger Things, JavaScript Edition
How to replicate the Zelda BOTW interface with React, Tailwind and Framer-motion
This week I was so swamped with speaking at events, that my inbox was filled to the brim due to neglect! This resulted in my trying out some tools to try to manage things better.
I tried using hey.com this week to see if that would help me out in this regard (thread of my thoughts here) but ultimately decided against it. It’s fun to try the new trendy tools, but it didn’t solve the problems I was hoping it would.
Similarly, I’m trying out Vimcal to get my calendar organization better situated (so I don’t have another super busy week like last week)! I really love that it has keyboard commands for everything, but the price feels a little steep for what it offers (it’s $15 a month). I’m giving it a trial run to see if it does help me, so we’ll see!
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Last week, I had you make a fixed list combobox. Great job Matt, Shannon, James, and Ten!
This week’s question:
Given an unsorted array arr of integers and an index n, return a list of medians of the subarrays in arr (where the first subarray is from index 0 to index 1, the next from 0 to index 2… index 0 to index n). Try to do it in better than O(n^2) time!
Example:
$ findMedians([2, 1, 3, 10, 5], 3) $ [2, 1.5, 2]
Space65 with GMK White on Black
The Virus and the Vaccine
Theory of Whistling
A woman was giving birth and was screaming in pain, and her spouse asked, “honey, what’s wrong?”
The woman replied, “These contractions are going to kill me!”
To which her spouse responded, “Oh, I am sorry honey, what is wrong?”
That’s all for now, folks! Have a great week. Be safe, make good choices, and learn how to say no.
Special thanks to Gabor, Stephen, Louis, and Tom for supporting my Patreon and this newsletter!
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