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iagoleal.com
From parsing text to controling robots, dynamic programming is everywhere. Let's explore its workings, which problems it solves, and its algorithms. |
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francisbach.com
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unstableontology.com
Sometimes, a philosophy debate has two basic positions, call them A and B. A matches a lot of people's intuitions, but is hard to make realistic. B is initially unintuitive (sometimes radically so), perhaps feeling "empty", but has a basic realism to it. There might be third positions that claim something like, "A and B... |
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cpbotha.net
I've lost at least 5 hours of my life to the frikking euro key on my Microsoft Natural (old-style) keyboard. It seems that Gnome 2.10 on Ubuntu 5.04, otherwise a great combination, enjoys torturing its Dvorak keyboard layout users with the euro-symbol on the "5" key. It simply doesn't work, no matter what you try. After sacrificing the prerequisite 5 hours to the Linux gods of Ultimate Non-Usability, I came up with the following solution. Make the following change to your /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/pc/dvorak f... |
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