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kawzeg
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kawzeg
1y ago
I think your valuing of moves is flawed. Yes, during the fuseki the best move may be worth 20 points. But there are often many moves that may be worth 19 or 18 points. So, playing perfectly only gains a few points compared to playing accept
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kawzeg
3y ago
I think the point the poster you're responding to was making is this: If people lose their money quickly to bots/collusion/cheating (or simply skilled players), they will quickly run out of money. If they play each other, the
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kawzeg
3y ago
Similarly: > Lastly, I = AC means that we can’t tell the difference between doing nothing at all, compared to adding an egg and adding nuts on top. But test 0 and test 2 are doing nothing and adding an egg & nuts respectively. What a
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kawzeg
3y ago
If the whole list was sorted last, then first, "Alpine Linux" wouldn't appear first.
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kawzeg
3y ago
Time dilation! Time is relative. For an outside observer, over 1000 years pass, but aboard the ship, much less time passes. There are calculators for this, e.g. at [0]. If you constantly accelerate at 1g, flip around at the halfway point a
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kawzeg
5y ago
You can replace Ctrl+k, ESC, ESC with Ctrl+L, I think.
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kawzeg
5y ago
What helped me overcome the dreadful empty mail window was using a brainstorming / editing approach: 1. Using a different editor to write the draft, to prevent the immediate negative reaction to the mail client. 2. Brainstorming my dra
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kawzeg
5y ago
Beside the difference in scale, there are also different incentives. The bartender typically doesn't sell your data. They probably don't have a list of favourite drinks which they could share with others, they just have the inform
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kawzeg
5y ago
Discussions on the BBC article about the incident: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27468766 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27462952
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kawzeg
5y ago
I know this idea is a little ridiculous, but it just popped into my head: what about using one of those rubber ducky USB keys that pretend they're a keyboard and enter certain keystrokes? You could have it enter the password when inser
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kawzeg
6y ago
Using `dosbox .` skips two steps by mounting the current directory (at least on linux where I tried it)
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kawzeg
6y ago
I remember minikanren being able to generate expressions that evaluate to a value. In general, I guess the search space of all algorithms that might or might not solve a problem is simply extremely huge, so you'd need some good heurist