cochleari_major

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   by cochleari_major 17d ago

   I’ll plug a 4x4 variant sudoku generator that Claude put together a few months ago. https://yakymp.github.io/sudoku4x4/
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   by cochleari_major 3mo ago

   I'll plug a little page that I (well, Claude) put together for bite-sized 4x4 Sudoku puzzles mixing popular variant constraints: https://yakymp.github.io/sudoku4x4/
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   by cochleari_major 11mo ago

   I am a big fan of the following related problem: * web ui: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/126042/ * Numberfile video: https://youtu.be/lFQGSGsXbXE
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   by cochleari_major 2y ago

   “Which would cause the first reading to have more weight than successive readings”, funny enough looks like the opposite of what’s going on.
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   by cochleari_major 3y ago

   I find the following asymmetry interesting: if you pick a random spot and start zooming out, you will pass through interiors of both dead and living cells in some ratio. But if you start zooming in, pretty much all of the cells you pass thr
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   by cochleari_major 4y ago

   Here is one possible solution using fewest moves (I think) https://tinyurl.com/noitaint
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   by cochleari_major 5y ago

   Reminds me of a fun video about speedrunning a battleship minigame in some Zelda title: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hs451PfFzQ
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   by cochleari_major 6y ago

   For low dimensions, it might be useful to look at the convex properties of the Pareto front. If a point P is on Pareto front, it is not in the interior of the convex hull of undominated points. In two dimensions, one can compute the convex
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   by cochleari_major 7y ago

   Capable of philosophical investigations also: --- The world is everything that is the case. hncynic 1 minute ago The author claims the same thing is true of software, but not with software itself. hncynic 1 minute ago This is great article.