Mainly because it's just a super useful technique that can be used to solve problems. Plus, it's wonderful at rejecting bad values. Since the bad value isn't going to reinforce anywhere, it has a negligible effect on the final answer. This makes it great for certain matching problems where values in set A may not be in set B. If they are there, then you see that, but if they're not, then they don't really penalize things.
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| "Go ahead, jerk. Golf. I fucking dare you." |
- Don't go to Dubai.
- Egypt.
- Animals with popsicles.
- Prostitutes and planets.
- If Detroit loses the art collection, I will never return there.
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