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by sanj 10y ago
Related: I wrote a mahjong game many years back (the tile matching version; not real mahjong). It turns out you can have unwinnable boards if you build them purely randomly. So I ended up having the app play the board in reverse to make sur
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by sanj 10y ago
"An array of giant parabolic dishes obscured by thick forest cover are housed on a mountain ridge just over a mile southeast of the main property. These, however, are not part of the sale."
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by sanj 10y ago
Code to analyze results from the Slowpoke nuclear reactor at the university of Toronto: 1994.
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by sanj 10y ago
Thanks for pointing this out -- I never realized it! I have an original Firepower machine in my basement. This bit of trivia is enough to get me to make it functional again.
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by sanj 10y ago
If the better approach is to focus on the "who", why does the NRA oppose background checks?
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by sanj 11y ago
Do you have a source for Leaf sales figures? Minor googling says that they're wrong: http://www.hybridcars.com/2016-nissan-leaf-sales-did-not-bre...
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by sanj 11y ago
I don't agree, but there is a level of interpretation at play in here: elegant: builds a system in a way that is technically satisfying efficient: builds a system in a way that uses the least resources effective: builds a system in way
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by sanj 11y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm interested in why you'd take that stance.
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WashPo's Bandito(developer.washingtonpost.com)
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Maximum Wage(howwegettonext.com)
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by sanj 11y ago
Very cool -- I wrapped my first app and it worked great. Sadly, when I gave to copy to a less technical coworker (ie, without node.js installed) and it open with a blank window. Is that expected?
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by sanj 11y ago
Reviews and recommendations are harder than you'd expect. I run the restaurants team at TripAdvisor and we're working to solve problems in finding the best place to eat. If you think you can do better, you may be right; come prov
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Rant: rewritten(catcode.com)
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Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Explaining World 1-1(polygon.com)
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The True (?) Purpose of Microsoft Solitaire, Minesweeper, and FreeCell(mentalfloss.com)
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New Nest Protect(marketing-assets.nest.com)
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by sanj 11y ago
This is an advertorial and should be labelled as such: "My company, Airtable, was founded to address this need."
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by sanj 11y ago
What did you expect from MIT? A motorized couch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn-kn59dFPs
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Axact raided; fake diplomas found(nytimes.com)
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I wonder if Google could put up fraud alerts as they do for malware.
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This is your brain on zero-g(ksj.mit.edu)
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Nest Design Fail(nngroup.com)
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Using HyperLogLog to detect voting rings (2013)(opensourceconnections.com)
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What Ruth Bader Ginsburg Taught Me About Being a Stay-at-Home Dad(theatlantic.com)
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by sanj 12y ago
Maybe Uber should get behind this. Click a button and have a Revolution scanner show up outside your house.
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Any sense of cost? I'd love to have my insides available for me to see.
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Create stuffed animals from kids' pictures(budsies.com)
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Butterfield on slack(technologyreview.com)
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by sanj 12y ago
I owned an earlier generation of the Wheelman: http://www.dersh.com/dershstock/DS05/Wheelman.jpg It was really hard on your shins! My favorite part was that the drive train in that generation meshed directly into
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by sanj 12y ago
This reminds of a old project to kill daemons with a shotgun: http://www.cs.unm.edu/~dlchao/flake/doom/

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