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   by agf 14y ago

   No, I'm not of the "nearly one third". I think the privacy implications of the current TSA procedures are not anywhere near the most problematic privacy issues in our society, but an escalation of that type would be beyond what I would ac
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   by agf 14y ago

   What exactly does that have to do with math or intolerance?
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   by agf 14y ago

   In the US, you also need to look at state laws. In at least Illinois, there are limits on what an employer can claim ownership of, no matter what the contract says.
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   by agf 14y ago

   There is a dead link in the blog entry to the Chubby paper; it's available at http://research.google.com/archive/chubby.html
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   by agf 14y ago

   That version will run into walls, turn left when it shouldn't, etc.
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   by agf 14y ago

   I should have been more clear. That's the general logic for mazes where both the entrance and exit are on the outer edge.
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   by agf 14y ago

   https://imgur.com/VBsht while (true) do if not (wall to the left) then (turn left) while (wall ahead) do (turn right) (move forward) This uses the general maze-solving logic of following the outer wall in on