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noxvilleza
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2y ago
Not sure if this is that good of a metric given that I've read before that in recent history, precious metals have much higher demand where there is crisis and instability - and 1944 is certainly one of the peaks for that. I guess sinc
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3y ago
It's "Elo", not "ELO" (it's not an acronym).
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3y ago
I was flying to Mexico recently (from Germany), and went for a $100 more expensive flight just to avoid taking a Air Canada leg (on a 737 MAX).
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noxvilleza
3y ago
I was playing a bit with embeddings in 2021. I'd played codenames online with friends in lockdown and we often had interesting boards we'd talk about, so when I saw papers like this ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2105
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3y ago
That approach works well for a game like [Codewords]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codenames_(board_game) ) where you're trying to find a single-word common hint between many of your words (that doesn't hit an
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3y ago
Great, thanks!
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noxvilleza
3y ago
Would you use Chinese remainder theory on all possible configurations of the cycles, or something else completely?
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3y ago
I haven't spent that much time thinking about it, but my guess is that there may or may not be: * a "tail" -- some initial part of the path before you get into a true cycle (like the 002, 004 in the example above) * an inner
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3y ago
So in Question 8 part 2 you had multiple cycles through a graph. You started on all "A" nodes and you had to find the first time at which you were entirely on "Z" nodes. The intended solution was seemingly to calculate t
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3y ago
The same is true with part 2 of problem 8 and problem 21 which both are generally much harder problems which are made easier by carefully constructed test cases. I also find it somewhat annoying, but par for the course with advent given the
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3y ago
One thing to note is that periodicity need not all be prime numbers, so you can't always find the product of their periods -- you might need to find their LCM.
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3y ago
> Yes because "more technology is more better" right? And forgetting about how to do things by hand (or eye) doesn't pose a risk to anyone neither That's a very nifty strawman, but that's not my claim (at least n
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3y ago
> that nobody else does it. Apparently some Canadian carriers do also have this as a SOP. Around the time this happened I spoke to some friends who are ATCs (in the US) who all immediately agreed it was a very reasonable request, especia
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3y ago
This wasn't some new policy of Lufthansa though, apparently it's their SOP for basically all airports. Outside the US, I'm not sure if visual approaches are all that common for (heavy) aircraft at night. Overall, the reason t
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3y ago
I've used it with Forza, Ride, and some emulated games and it's been great for me.
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3y ago
I use mine docked almost exclusively, the only thing I do is (funnily enough) stop Steam since it uses quite a chunk of RAM which I'd rather have for more Chrome tabs.
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3y ago
You could use the Steam Deck, and for more demanding games you can use Steam Remote Play from your main PC (it's great!).
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They said the Steam Deck 2 will likely appear in 2-3 years time in this interview: https://www.polygon.com/23951070/steam-deck-2-valve-intervie...
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3y ago
Gotcha, so if there was a big update during a party you'd have to either let everyone update themselves; or delete their overlays, download the update to the primary, and then make new CoW overlays for everyone.
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3y ago
Do you run your own Steam content caching server, or do weekly Steam Backups to have local kinda-recent images of the bigger games (or do you just download it fresh post-wipes)?
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3y ago
I'm surprised that PROPRIETORY wasn't found in the Andrew Stephens 2009 search.
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3y ago
Recently been doing the same Structurizr consolidation since amongst our various teams we had a mish-mash of Lucidchart, Miro, and other collaborative design tools. One thing I was experimenting with (read: struggling with!) was a way to ke
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3y ago
Most of the pros stuck with 1.6 instead of moving to Source (and most existing tournaments stuck on 1.6 - although notably CGS went with CS:S). In Source the movement was clunky, the sound system was awful, and the shooting & spray felt
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3y ago
It's truly a brilliant holiday device: gaming on the go, but also able to plug into a keyboard/mouse (maybe a TV) and get some minor work done.
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3y ago
I run a Discord server which wasn't partnered, is quite small, and somehow had a custom link (we also certainly weren't boosted).
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Interested in some parts of the methodology (if perhaps someone knows or the creators spot this thread): * The pairwise comparison: does it freeze updates and calculate all shifts at the same time? For example if you had A > B > C do
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3y ago
If you happen to have another invite I'd really appreciate one!
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3y ago
Try Dubai or Abu Dhabi?
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3y ago
Seen a few Youtube videos on Brooklyn Seltzer Boys over the years, found them pretty interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agAkMbk20y4 (for example).
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4y ago
Port wine (in a decanter) is also traditionally passed to the left when being poured.
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