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Buy shares in Tesla. If Twitter succeeds Elon will need to sell less stock to fund Twitter.

Sat should be pass or fail. It's not precise enough to rank students

Bias is not the same thing as being correct or incorrect.

They're about the same accuracy according to this data: https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/study-wikipedia-as-a...

You're right. The image its self would need to be colored and then switched out perhaps.

Or use an SVG.

Why not use an image map? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...

A lot of that research is flawed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBc7qBS1Ujo

With a proxy!

It's why I used DDG first, because it does this less in my opinion.

This looks a lot like some ufo videos

Here is the follow up blog post where the post mentions De Bruijn sequences specifically: https://www.expunctis.com/2019/04/01/Not-so-random-followup....

I picked n=6 in particular because the code checks the past 5 numbers so 6 means that it can't do its frequency analysis but also avoids the problem you mention. And yes, it isn't random, rather it enforces a unique sequence. Because the code looks for repetition one number at a time, a de bruijn sequence has to be pretty optimal since it attempts not to.

Also this sequence seems to work better: 0000001001000101010011010000110010110110001110101110011110111111

If you want to hack it, give it a binary de Bruijn sequence with alphabet size k=2. Since it looks to follow whichever pattern already exists, and de bruijn sequences minimize existing patterns, it always beats the game.

I used http://combos.org/bruijn and pressed left for zero and right for one.

Using rule Grandmama creates close to a perfectly straight line up and to the right when you start from the first 1 in the sequence.

Try: 1001000101010011010000110010110110001110101110011110111111000000

where 1 is right and 0 is left.

As opposed to private individuals who do the same and can't be voted out?

WSL2 is a thing you should look in to.

A different format for writing ip addresses

Getting advice from winners is setting you up for failure. That's selection bias at work. https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1827:_Survivorshi...

I believe you are thinking of https://ollydbg.de/Paperbak/ which was referenced in the coding horror blog post linked in other comments.

Can you not use ADB to download the APK off the app and reverse engineer anything anomalous?

Or it might improve the condition: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29447107/

Vitamin D status and risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease: A meta-analysis of dose-response

Science is hard, and effect sizes matter.

Demo available here: https://www.hcpendeavorrx.com/

Have you looked into HuggingFace Accelerate? People have supposedly been able to make the tradeoff with that. Although you still need to download the huge models.

The document I linked describes protections specifically beyond unions, such as two or more employees talking about working conditions.

To an extent it can be a protected class (and this may even be protected) https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we-protect/your-right...

I wonder if it can do a 2d mesh + UV map so we could just load it into blender.

Yeah that's probably right. It's not a ranking mechanism which is what I think some people believe it is advocating. More isn't necessarily better.

Buried in the details it says that MIT will be accepting anyone over a (presumably secret) threshold, not using it as a ranking tool as some people might indicate.

There could easily be confounders to that though. Like people who are wealthy might be able to delay satisfaction better than poor, because their needs are more satisfied.