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by barristan 13y ago
In case anyone is looking for other novel ways to solve Sudoku. I wrote a CP language a while back that does pretty fast solving for the right kind of problem [1]. Folks might also find this Sudoku benchmarking blog post interesting [2], it
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by barristan 13y ago
They do say an elephant never forgets. It's possible that after stomping through the fence and releasing all the bees the elephant simply continues to charge into the field. But once the elephant is shooed out of the field, the next time it
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by barristan 13y ago
Yes, this seems to be the nature of communities both online and offline. A community becomes known for something like hipsters in Brooklyn, cat memes in Reddit, or motherhood paraphernalia in Pinterest. More people of the demographic with t
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by barristan 14y ago
Pretty good, I prefer Binky myself ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-pJlnpkLp0 ), but to each their own.
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Adrift Generation with Constraint Programming(fizbizfiz.biz)
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Static Site Generation with Flask(obsoleter.com)
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by barristan 14y ago
It does seem to make more sense to just roll your own static site generator rather than try to learn a whole new framework and language like Jekyll, which then might not even give you everything you want. This is particularly true if you wh
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by barristan 14y ago
This is an ideal problem for constraint solving. If there is one thing constraint solving does well it is make NP-Hard problems more manageable. I wrote up a quick solution to the first puzzle in sabr (1), you can see what the puzzle result