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itomatik
13y ago
I might be cool to let user select which "type" of random street he/she will stumble upon. For example "random landscapes", "random city", "random village", etc.
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Translation of proposed Navier-Stokes solution by Mukhtarbay Otelbaev
(github.com)
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Thorium-Fueled Automobile Engine Needs Refueling Once a Century
(industrytap.com)
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Silk Road founder wants U.S. gov’t to return $30 million bitcoin
(cbsnews.com)
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My boring list of 29 writing tips from Neil Strauss and Tim Ferriss
(nowaternomoon.com)
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itomatik
13y ago
You could try working at one of those Regus offices in order to have somewhat more social atmosphere.
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How Syrian Hackers Messed With President Obama
(slate.com)
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Are mass murderers using Twitter as a tool?
(edition.cnn.com)
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Rape sentencing feels like judgment day for all of India
(edition.cnn.com)
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Touring North Korea: What’s real, what’s fake?
(travel.cnn.com)
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Grails Design Best Practices
(techmytalk.com)
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Barrett Brown, political prisoner of the information revolution
(theguardian.com)
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itomatik
13y ago
awesome suggestion about raising your feet! I'll keep that in mind :D
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itomatik
13y ago
FWIW, the most expensive one ($975k) is Helen Frankenthaler's Adirondacks, 1992 http://www.amazon.com/Adirondacks/dp/B00EBQ4B0Y/ref=sr_1_1?s...
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itomatik
13y ago
awesome idea!
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Listen to your customers
(tumblr.sawickipedia.com)
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itomatik
13y ago
nice! makes sense. I real life 'done is often better than perfect' =)
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itomatik
13y ago
That's pretty cool. It's actually non-trivial problem. Did you write some sort smart bruteforce? Or you had figured some DP approach? There was a simplified version of it on IOI 2004 ( http://olympiads.win.tue.nl/ioi/ioi2004/contest/day2/p
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itomatik
13y ago
In which context were you solving this problem? I'm trying to optimize products distribution.
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itomatik
13y ago
Hold on, so you did you bruteforce all-all possible solutions and then just picked the best one out of them? How many products you had? Was it close to what I have? In my case there are just too many possible solution. I waited for an hour
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itomatik
13y ago
Can somebody tell me if the following problem is solvable using knapsack (so far I've been only able to come up with bruteforce solution with some optimizations): We have different product types and for each product know it's amount. Let's
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itomatik
13y ago
aws console seems fine to me. the amazon.com is down for sure.
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13y ago
The fact that in most of the ex-USSR countries there is too much non-sense in business just pisses me off. Durov is most probably being threatened due to his disagreements with the Russian government.
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Founder of Russian social network caught in web of criminal accusations
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