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octonion
11y ago
Atlas Shrugged shaped America?
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How has Peru's IMO performance improved so drastically?
(quora.com)
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Power Rankings: Looking at a Very Simple Method
(angrystatistician.blogspot.com)
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How Unfair Are the NFL's Overtime Rules?
(angrystatistician.blogspot.com)
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Young Alan Turing and the Arctangent
(angrystatistician.blogspot.com)
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Hockey Analytics Workshop at CMU
(pensburgh.com)
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1st digit to end, gallons to liters. Smallest example has 382614539 digits
(sagecell.sagemath.org)
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Seeing Red: Stanford V. Harvard – The Harvard Crimson
(thecrimson.com)
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octonion
12y ago
I couldn't agree more. A terribly wasted opportunity.
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I came up with my own algorithm and found several speedups, but I haven't written an expanded article yet. I've implemented it in Julia, but Julia's built-in factoring is (unfortunately) far slower than Sage's. A short p
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12y ago
I just used Sage to find all sets of 1 quadrillion positive integers that have the same product and sum. Feel free to try that in Mathematica.
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12y ago
Next up for the New York Times - toddlers smoking fine Cuban cigars.
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Puzzler develops game-changing Go First dice (2012)
(theguardian.com)
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Extreme Moneyball: The Houston Astros Go All In on Data Analysis
(businessweek.com)
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Intel Broadwell Chips Are Expected to Be in New Chromebooks
(androidheadlines.com)
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Numbers, toys and music: A conversation with Manjul Bhargava
(plus.maths.org)
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Learn One Weird Trick and Easily Solve the Product-Sum Problem
(angrystatistician.blogspot.com)
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Finding the Best Book Quotes: Power Ranking Goodreads
(angrystatistician.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
The real problem is that patents have become an intellectual land grab, no matter how obvious, whether or not violators were even aware of the patents, and whether or not the patenting company has any interest whatsoever is using the patent
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12y ago
Coding is easy.
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octonion
12y ago
Those "bad theories" have led to a far higher quality of life than the US.
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12y ago
How long have you been a member of RadiumOne's board of directors?
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12y ago
Really? Seems rather obvious to me that he should be removed.
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12y ago
Yes, it probably does.
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octonion
13y ago
How come only programmers and data scientists are treated to such a ridiculous process? Why aren't managers and marketers given pop quizzes and domain-relevant puzzles to solve?
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13y ago
An MLB team (New York Mets?) has bought a Cray Ulrika supercomputer.
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Supercomputers: Game on
(economist.com)
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An MLB team is apparently doing in-game graph analysis
(gigaom.com)
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octonion
13y ago
You may want to look for some higher quality friends, unless your life goals revolve around being drunk and stupid.
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13y ago
I have about 1 million of the CBSE student records there now. That's abut 8.8 million scores. https://github.com/octonion/CISCEResults2013/tree/master/cbs...
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