lindenr

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   by lindenr 14y ago

   I'd say it depends. Even "average" can be several different things depending on your definitions. More precise than "average" is "mean", and even better than that is the "arithmetic mean". Typical is typical in its ability to be misundersto
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   by lindenr 14y ago

   I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. The backtracking algorithm doesn't care what shape the maze is or if it overlaps itself. EDIT: Since a maze (overlapping or not) can be represented as a tree of nodes, backtracking will certainly lea
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   by lindenr 14y ago

   They appear to be sticking with the "2.2 million American jobs" line even though the figures were shown to be inaccurate iirc. For me it really weakens their credibility the way they keep pretending like that.