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ntnbr
2y ago
Seems pretty cool, especially for being free! I'm taking a discrete math course very soon at UT so this is nice.
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2y ago
The “official” Tetris games suck. If you want actually good tetris sites, I would recommend tetr.io or jstris.jezevec10.com.
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2y ago
We actually didn’t even run in the dark! We played from 4:45-6:30pm, where the sun was very much still shining. Maybe next time I host I’ll do it at night.
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2y ago
We actually played in the evening, from about 4:45-6:30pm. The park where we played was surprisingly empty for a Friday evening.
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2y ago
A bit of advice if you end up organizing it: make sure there's interesting terrain on both sides. Flat, open parks tend to be less fun to play in. Good luck, though!!
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2y ago
Dude that is actually so cool. I love the creativity!
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ntnbr
2y ago
Wow! I would be slightly worried about getting in trouble there, but yeah: it's pretty symmetric and has some interesting terrain. Thanks for the suggestion!
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2y ago
Thanks! Was definitely considering implementing "jail", but I wasn't sure where to put it for both teams, so I decided against it.
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2y ago
Not at UT yet, but going to UT in the fall to study applied math! I'm definitely looking to organize more fun stuff like this in Austin.
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2y ago
Thanks! The "flags" (balls) really make it more fun, because you can pass to other people.
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2y ago
I (the author) am a senior in high school. It was mostly high school kids. Average age probably 16-17.
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True. I got lucky: when we played, there were maybe 20-25 non-players in the entire playing area, so avoiding them was no problem. I didn't hear any complaints about our game. It could have definitely been a bigger problem; thankfully,
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I organized a 20-acre game of Capture the Flag
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Practice Analytically, Perform Intuitively
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Be More of a Documentarian
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The Global Chessboard
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Ask HN: How should I create a good-looking screenshot essay?
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I solved 30 Project Euler problems in 50 days – here's what I learned
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3y ago
Using archive.ph to eliminate Bloomberg's paywall.
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How do cars fare in crash tests they're not specifically optimized for?
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3y ago
I like the grocery store analogy! Cool article.