mrdot on Nostr: The answer by the way was very simple: sort by descending density and loop over each ...
The answer by the way was very simple: sort by descending density and loop over each item. Try to add id to the subset and if the average amount of B remains above X keep it added. If it isn’t, skip it and try with the next item until you went through all of them
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