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MauranKilom
2028 days ago
> they could get rid of it by bisecting on [1/n; n] instead of [0; n], as they already know that 1/n (and numbers lower than 1/n) isn't a valid candidate from the first step.
Did you mean [n/2; n]?
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progval
2028 days ago
Oops, yes, I did.
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