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They tested video games in the nineties
(spillhistorie.no)
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Revisionist Glaciology: Better Iceberg Illustrations Show Undersea Surprises
(99percentinvisible.org)
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Norwegian Consumer Council files complaint against Meta for GDPR violations
(forbrukerradet.no)
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Path Length Limit on Windows
(blog.r-project.org)
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4y ago
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A History of the World According to Getty Images
(ahistoryoftheworldaccordingtogettyimages.com)
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Amazon makes it easier to cancel Prime following complaints
(forbrukerradet.no)
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MIT Mathlets
(mathlets.org)
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Git Does Not Have Branches
(hackernoon.com)
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Markpainting: Adversarial Machine Learning Meets Inpainting
(arxiv.org)
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MIT Mathlets
(mathlets.org)
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WCAG Color Contrast Tool
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6y ago
And here is the corresponding report, ‘You can log out, but you can never leave: How Amazon manipulates consumers to keep them subscribed to Amazon Prime’ (PDF), which has more information: https://fil.forbrukerradet.no/wp-c
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CoviDesign: The Covid-19 R number
(statistrikk.no)
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Now We Can Relight Paintings and Turns Out, Photos Too
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On architecture, sixth post: Technically correct
(nrkbeta.no)
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6y ago
FYI, KDE/Plasma supports all of those features you mentioned: 1. You can set the launcher/taskbar/panel to auto-hide. 2. You can set up the screen corners (or a keyboard shortcut) to show an Exposé-style view of all running a
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Novel Coronavirus Covid-19 (2019-NCoV) Dataset
(ramikrispin.github.io)
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Rounding to Decimal Digits in Binary (2020)
(cran.r-project.org)
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7y ago
Yes, it’s annoying. But many sites have RSS feeds that they don’t advertise. For example, almost all sites based on Wordpress have an RSS feed that you can get to by appending ‘/feed/’ to the site’s URL. For example, if the site
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Banding in Games: A Noisy Rant [pdf]
(loopit.dk)
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9y ago
That’s correct. Or, to explain in (slightly) more non-mathematical terms: The last person (‘person 10’) shouts out (e.g.) ‘white’ if the number of white hats in front of him is an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) and ‘black’ otherwise. Let’s say
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9y ago
You’re of course right about this not being encoding ‘9 bits of information in 1 bit’. That would be impossible; to encode 9 (arbitrary) bits of information, you need 9 bits. On the other hand, you must encode information on the colour of
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9y ago
No you don’t need information on whether the each guess is right. (And, of course, if the group is playing it correctly, every guess except possible the first one is correct.)
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9y ago
This reminds me of the following old puzzle. Ten people are standing in a line. Each person is wearing a black or a white hat and can only see the colours of the hats of the people in front of them. The goal is to guess the colour of one’