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johnjr.dev | ||
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jcarroll.com.au
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| | | | | This neat approach showed up recently as an answer to a FiveThirtyEight puzzle and of course I couldn't help but throw it at dplyr as soon as I could. Turns out that's not a terrible idea. The question posed is optimise 200a + 100b + 50c + 25d under the constraints 400a + 400b + 150c + 50d 1000, b a, a 1, c 8, d 4, | |
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caleb-vincent.io
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| | | | | Hand drawing of a buffet designed to mid-thigh height so it could also be used as an entertainment console | |
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www.kroah.com
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| | | | | As was pointed out to us stable kernel maintainers last week, the overflow of the .y release number was going to happen soon, and our proposed solution for it (use 16 bits instead of 8), turns out to be breaking a userspace-visable api. As we can't really break this, I did a release of the 4.4.256 and 4.9.256 releases today that contain nothing but a new version number. See the links for the full technical details if curious. | |
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spyder.wordpress.com
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| | | yes I do. That draft was created just after I joined twitter, and in the details I had written that I had just passed 400 tweets. I'm now closing in on 13,000. I am, however, in the process of scaling back my twitter and Facebook usage - I identified last week that as I reduce... | ||
