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Binary, Hanoi and Sierpinski
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Visualizing the Riemann Zeta Function
(youtube.com)
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Coding Challenge #3: The Snake Game
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Illegal Number
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Timer-Tab
(timer-tab.com)
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maybe it got some flags for being "political"
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po·lit·i·cal Of or relating to the government or the public affairs of a country. You're correct. Not sure why you're getting downvoted.
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How the Curta Works
(youtube.com)
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Let me get this right. Are they saying politics is to be hated actively for a recurring period of time? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Minutes_Hate
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Not caring is the default state.
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The open source secret society
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Dakota Access Pipeline
(hn.algolia.com)
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Great, now blind users can listen to text in the voice of, say, Donald Duck. Or it can potentially make a whole movie sound like only one of the characters. But more seriously, this would do wonders for extortionists ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In fact
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Asequential Move Transposer
(transpose.fantasychess.co.uk)
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Possibly. I didn't read the linked paper, just the little article about it in this pop-sci book. Regardless, the point is that humans are not the only beings who measure quantitatively. Reminds me of a silly story: http://jo
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Chrome Flags
(blogs.adobe.com)
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Some species appear to also count steps. A researcher glued stilts to ants legs after leaving the anthill and they would go past it in their return and get lost (or so I remember reading in "the math book").
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You don't like beer?
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Operation Wetback
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Data to Money: How Much Does Google Owe You?
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List of United States presidential elections by popular vote margin
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Isn't it a bit odd?
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List of Failed Apocalyptic Events
(en.wikipedia.org)
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No offense, I find this question akin to "will the world end in xxxx?" [1]. There is clear widespread use, and early miners with big fortunes. There is also uncertainty and risk. What do you mean by revolution? How do you determin
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This sounds like a reliable method (lots of data points!), and using different utilities should decrease false positives.
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Poll: How often do you check Ask HN or ShowHN posts?
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Never
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Only those on the front page
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Rarely
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Occasionally
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