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Mario Meets Pareto

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Re: Mario Meets Pareto

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Post by duskdozer »

Xirdus wrote: post #20

In Firefox reader mode, there's like 5 paragraphs of text. I am unable to digest the content on the website itself. Can someone confirm if the 5 paragraphs is the whole content or if I have large parts of it missing?

It looks like it. There are four images that pop up and start animating numbers, and those aren't visible in the built in reader. I use Tranquility Reader which ime tends to do a bit better, but it still wasn't readable. Looking at the source, that content seems to be created only on scroll with javascript, so it won't be able to be read accessibly. I had to close it so I can't say what else is missing.

Re: Mario Meets Pareto

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Post by duskdozer »

voidnullvalue wrote: post #8
ShinyLeftPad wrote: post #3

The site is really broken on mobile.

I cannot be the only one who atrongly dislikes this bloated web design. I hit back after scrolling a bit

No, you're not. A lot of the web is becoming increasingly unusable for me because of things like this.

Re: Mario Meets Pareto

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Post by yathern »

Apologies for the self-promotion, but I learned about the Pareto Front from this site a while back - and applied it to Mini PCs with https://minipcs.zip which plots Mini PCs based on Compute vs Price (and other metrics) - highlighting the pareto front to find the optimal unit.

Re: Mario Meets Pareto

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Post by kevinwang »

bspammer wrote: post #49
kevinwang wrote: post #48

Can anyone explain why Rosalina is not Pareto optimal here? It kind of looks like she should be.

Because Donkey Kong gives more speed for exactly the same acceleration. I.e. you sacrifice nothing and gain something by switching away. EDIT: If you mean that Rosalina looks slightly higher on the graph, I believe that's just a visual effect to allow multiple characters to occupy the same square - the stats are all integers.

> If you mean that Rosalina looks slightly higher on the graph, I believe that's just a visual effect to allow multiple characters to occupy the same square - the stats are all integers.

Ah, yeah. That is what I meant. Thanks!

Re: Mario Meets Pareto

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Post by mef51 »

nwsm wrote: post #36

Nice article, I'm sad to learn that I shouldn't be using Koopa. How are Peach and Mario not dominated on acceleration by Tanooki Mario and Luigi respectively? Also, wonderful visualizations, but the change between blue and white backgrounds is really jarring to me.

I always pick koopa, I always win
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