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by pncnmnp 4y ago
Surprised to see this on the front page! I also posted this on r/chess where someone pointed out that Fischer played against Greenblatt in the 70s. I digged a little deeper and found out that Greenblatt chess program was also known as
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The Greenblatt chess program (1967) [pdf](dl.acm.org)
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How the cover art of Defender of the Crown (1986) was made (2013)(spelpappan.se)
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KHyperLogLog: Estimating Privacy Risks of Large Data at Scale(pncnmnp.github.io)
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How the Guardian saw the 20th century (2014)(theguardian.com)
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Odd Sketches(pncnmnp.github.io)
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An architecture for enforcing RBAC in a cloud storage system(pncnmnp.github.io)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
I was curious about this and found something fascinating in Michael Benson's book 'Space Odyssey: Stanley Kubrick, Arthur C. Clarke, and the Making of a Masterpiece': > One document sent from Tony Masters to Roger Caras on
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The IBM 7094 and CTSS(multicians.org)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
Are you referring to Microsoft Editor ( https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-edit... )? It appears to be an interesting tool - includes tone, spelling, and grammar suggestions. I have yet to try i
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
Yes, I've been using Grammarly for several years now. I still use it in conjunction with ChatGPT. It's efficient in correcting spelling and basic grammar errors. However, more advanced features are only available to premium users.
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
I can provide an example. I have found ChatGPT to be a valuable tool for improving the clarity and readability of my writing, particularly in my blogs and emails. You can try this by asking questions such as "Can you improve the gramm
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The Loss of Humanity through Consumerism in WALL-E (2019) [pdf](aquila.usm.edu)
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The Supply Chain Game(www2.open.ac.uk)
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1932-33 Ashes: Rare footage of England's aggressive tactic to beat Bradman(abc.net.au)
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'Grand Theft Auto III' Anniversary: Co-Creator Dan Houser Speaks (2011)(ew.com)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
This is fascinating! It reminds me of "My 90s TV" ( https://www.my90stv.com/ ).
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
I recently stumbled upon a blog post by Mike Birken where he describes a 2006 meeting with Steve Wozniak at a Barnes & Noble. ( https://meatfighter.com/woz/ ) Apparently, Wozniak had played a prank in the 70s where h
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
I love this! I did something similar recently with Phoenix10.1 ( https://github.com/pncnmnp/phoenix10.1 ).
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
Looks really cool! Thanks for sharing. IBM Research has something similar called "Guess the Word!"( https://guessthewordgame.mybluemix.net/ ), where you can play with an AI agent. Their paper: https://www
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What is a zip tree, and how does it work?(stackoverflow.com)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
I enjoy reading and writing about unusual data structures. Recently, I wrote a blog post on KHyperLogLog ( https://pncnmnp.github.io/blogs/khyperloglog.html ), which is a data structure that estimates the privacy risks o
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Encounter with the Woz (2006)(meatfighter.com)
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KHyperLogLog(pncnmnp.github.io)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
During my undergraduate studies, I loved "Discrete Mathematics and Applications" by Kenneth Rosen. I really enjoyed reading through the various examples and biographies of famous mathematicians included in each chapter. For those
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Contextual Word Representations: A Contextual Introduction (2020)(arxiv.org)
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Guide to making a CHIP-8 emulator (2020)(tobiasvl.github.io)
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Our Hidden Chess Footprints(old.reddit.com)
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The Missing Locksmith(elleosiliwood.itch.io)
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by pncnmnp 4y ago
Sounds silly, but do you have the source code for your table tennis game? If not, do you remember the logic you used? Was it using Graphpak? I am curious as to how one would write a table tennis game without any conditionals.

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