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these waifus are awful

that's because Haskell isn't there

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much better

God I want to take JavaScript out on a date to a trendy cafe.

I've been programming for a few years but I never bothered really learning anything about time complexity. Is there a go-to book about it?

Perl is the cutest. Too bad she's obsolete.

No, because it's not a very difficult concept in itself. You'll proably find a lot of resources in most good algorithms books because they'll talk about how to prove or reasonably bound running times of certain classes of algorithms. I don't know why you quoted me though.

I need to capture and record a serial data stream that moves a little bit faster than my storage medium. The ones always have between two and ten zeroes between them. Is there a way (besides leave off two zeroes from every group) to compress this data cheaply? Should I look into RLE algorithms or Lz77?