I followed the link for Spectral Decomposition, and noped right out when I saw the banner "This article may be too technical for most readers to understand."
Great list though, thanks!
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Not an algorithm or theorem, but specializing to the input is a good general tip to at least get an answer ime
In terms of algorithms: flood fill is useful, a few other graph algos like min-cut/max-flow come in useful sometimes.
I'd love to learn about a Chinese Reminder Algorithm to stop forgetting so much stuff ;)
- A* algorithm
- honestly a lot of other graph algorithms, just be aware of them, and be able to find algorithms you didn't know before
- OEIS
- SMT solvers
- set operations on intervals