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by cheshirecat 14y ago
A separate example of very advanced strategies in the simplest game: Rock Paper Scissors Programming Competition http://www.rpscontest.com Personally I think it is somehow ahead of these academic researches in some sense.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
1) Get into fullscreen mode. 2) Swing your mouse to a corner or a border, and click. 3) There are 14 possible functions depending on which corner / border you choose. Gone are the old days of finding buttons :-) There are more functions hid
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Show HN: A Forum with a Strange Minimalist Interface(pivory.com)
1 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|1 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
I think it's cool that you know 985 :-) 985 is like Tier 1.5, so they are already decent comparing to the other 2000+ universities in China. But I never heard about "Ningda"... Most common rural guys I know want to be a boss deep in their h
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Try asking about it in a better Chinese university. 5000+ startups listed on 17startup.com and growing everyday. Besides, http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/sme/facts-figures-an... Entrepreneurial attitudes in Europe compared to the
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Current Features: 1) Simple uncluttered interface using a single-page design. Most functions are hidden and can be switched on / off with a quick swing of mouse in fullscreen mode. For example, click the top-right corner for an even cleaner
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Show HN: Project Ivory - a minimalist forum for intellectual discussions(pivory.com)
6 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|1 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
This is called Diophantine approximation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diophantine_approximation p.s. Take a look at the "Liouville's result" part.