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by vinchuco 9y ago
I remember the Ingress community to be avidly involved with the game's competitive aspect, trying to get their friends in and coordinate almost in a hierarchy. However, I never personally liked the 'pay to get ahead' idea. I
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A simple puzzle lock [video](youtube.com)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
fushta!
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Correction. It can be. Nitpicking: looking for small or unimportant errors or faults, especially in order to criticize unnecessarily. See what I did there? We can keep going, but it adds no value. It's tortises all the way down.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
https://i.imgur.com/bVSKmXD.png
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David Eppstein's Wikipedia Gallery Contributions(commons.wikimedia.org)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
A good answer: http://blog.darkbuzz.com/2014/03/counterfactuals-math.html "Mathematician Terry Tao explains his version of counterfactual reasoning in three posts on The “no self-defeating object” argument. A
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by vinchuco 9y ago
So take it out, you end up with a set of previously-numbers objects you can't do much with. The question is answered.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Thank you!
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by vinchuco 9y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1412.7884v1.pdf
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by vinchuco 9y ago
For constraints x>=0 and x=0, switch the order for a performance improvement. This shows solvers have preferences. MZ chooses the solver based on reasons . MZ seems to work beautifully for simple/modular examples. A professor sugg
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Solving Problems with MiniZinc(blog.jpalardy.com)
56 points by vinchuco 9y ago|15 comments
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Who Killed the Duke of Dunsmore?(jacquerie.github.io)
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Length Extension Attack(crypto.stackexchange.com)
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Biohacker changes his own genes with DIY CRISPR(ifyoudontknownowyaknow.com)
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Wiretapping the Secret Service can be easy and fun(youtube.com)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Not long ago, a bitcoin was worth less than a dollar. Uncanny.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
extortion to join their site at page 2 ... out of 9... which could have fit on one page. No, thanks.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
When I wrote it, I was thinking along the lines of "hey, I like visual feature x in this website. It would be great to just tell bubble I want that". Just thinking out loud.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Can you reverse-bubble websites?
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Can We Trust Opinion Polls?(youtube.com)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
My guess is logistics. What portion of your conference attendees is there to present and what portion is there to listen to talks (general, or specific?)? N>h where N is people and h is hours.
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by vinchuco 9y ago
one day https://git-scm.com/docs/
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by vinchuco 9y ago
Naive question: Is there a good technique for a bot that detects factually wrong statements?
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A collection of visualization projects built on Wikipedia data(seealso.org)
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Generating a Plain Text Corpus from Wikipedia(blog.afterthedeadline.com)
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by vinchuco 9y ago
you're thinking of all boundaries mapping to a point. in your interpretation, the red circle moving to the boundary would look like this https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2013/03/08/05/53/frame
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Corporate Gibberish Generator (2004)(andrewdavidson.com)
55 points by vinchuco 9y ago|11 comments
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Common Knowledge(plato.stanford.edu)
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MU Puzzle(en.wikipedia.org)
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