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bcuccioli

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    Comment #8040430

    Others have pointed out that this is Lights Out. If anyone's interested, there is a known algorithm (PDF): https://linux.ime.usp.br/~renatolg/lights_out.pdf

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    Comment #7687533

    Wow. I worked on Millwheel as a summer intern the summer before last. At the time it was a team of about 11 people. I'm honestly pretty surprised to see this comment as I thought i…

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    Comment #6852570

    Feature request: Could you strip the dots from user input if the email address is @gmail.com, and similarly strip the dots from the records of pwned email addresses? Gmail username…

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    Comment #6799091

    I did exactly this for a school project about a year ago: https://github.com/bcuccioli/neural-ocr There's a paper in there that explains the design of the system and my results, wh…

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    Comment #6329698

    This doesn't load for me at the moment, so I can't compare, but I also made something similar a few months ago in node.js: http://texbin.bcuccioli.com

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    Comment #6303529

    I wrote a simple neural network about a year ago for doing optical character recognition as a class project. I think looking over the code could be good for learning, as it has a p…

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    Comment #6149667

    It's used in Cornell's intermediate-level, required, notoriously difficult functional programming course.

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    Comment #5897166

    Another great tool (disclaimer: I've contributed a bit) is Phabricator ( http://phabricator.com ).

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    Comment #5826782

    There are two good correct equivalent ways to think of the determinant of varying generality. One is as the function from a ring of square matrices to the underlying field (e.g. fr…

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    Comment #5826709

    The difference is calc 1 is not higher level math and the derivative of a real function is not an abstract concept. Professional mathematicians/grad students/high level undergrads …

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    Comment #5773480

    You can learn a lot of graph theory in your early undergraduate years. Only the most difficult problems are really graduate/post-graduate fodder.

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    Comment #5755637

    Try -g ;)

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    Comment #5755249

    https://github.com/hodgesmr/FindGitHubEmail/pull/5 I'm not really that familiar with bash scripting so this might be a mess.

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    Comment #5696869

    A worse system (read: hack) is to put variable amounts of dots in your email address when you sign up for something, because Gmail strips dots from your account name when deliverin…

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    Comment #5696866

    A worse system (read: hack) is to put variable amounts of dots in your email address when you sign up for something, because Gmail strips dots from your account name when deliverin…

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    Comment #5688399

    I'm idling in freenode ##math always, as long as you observe the etiquette there are extremely smart people who are willing to help.

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    Comment #4862237

    The irony of this article is that the author is trying to sneer at someone for making a mathematical mistake, which is not technically wrong, but himself falsely asserts that "The …

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    Comment #4661629

    In the left margin there's a button to make New Jersey and California stay highlighted. Right click -> inspect element -> and go from there :)

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    Comment #4551274

    I just checked, my password was visible in the source. Pretty shitty, Pandora.

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    Comment #4551271

    I don't get why people don't do this. It's not that hard. The modification would be about 2 lines of code. If you're unhappy about storing 128 bits for everyone's password you coul…

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    Comment #4394210

    Depending on how ambitious you are, for a more rigorous introduction to basic mechanics I recommend Kleppner & Kolenkow. Though if you choose to start with a more basic book like U…