21 Feb 22
@crowley saidExcept in computing .. when it cropped up in hashing algorithms.
This phrase did not exist before the 2007 movie...
Wait. What?
1965, Mary Elizabeth Stevens, Automatic Indexing: A State-of-the-Art Report,Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, page 170:
Using a bucket list structure [...], the program sorts each incoming word serially, constructing a list within each of 256 buckets for good words of a given alphabetic range
Using a bucket list structure [...], the program sorts each incoming word serially, constructing a list within each of 256 buckets for good words of a given alphabetic range
Somewhat different meaning though.
22 Feb 22
@eric-guerrero saidAim high, go mad.
I have always wanted to slap some stranger in the face with a huge dead fish. Kind of an odd thing to have on one's bucket list!! :-)
Slap a huge fish with a dead stranger.
22 Feb 22
@the-gravedigger saidThat would be cruelty to the fish! ðŸ˜
Aim high, go mad.
Slap a huge fish with a dead stranger.
-VR
23 Feb 22
@orangutan saidJeez, Bucket Sort.
Except in computing .. when it cropped up in hashing algorithms.
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Somewhat different meaning though.
Something that I remember from CS classes, but never implemented anywhere.
23 Feb 22
@very-rusty saidStill better than killing said fish first.
That would be cruelty to the fish! ðŸ˜
-VR
23 Feb 22
@eric-guerrero saidWould that be a “chum bucket”?🤔
I have always wanted to slap some stranger in the face with a huge dead fish. Kind of an odd thing to have on one's bucket list!! :-)
@very-rusty saidYou said it.
How do you expect us special people to figure that one out? 🙂
-VR
I'd bet you wouldn't say that to your face though.