owenlacey

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The Overcomplexity of the Shadcn Radio Button(maxkapur.com)
2 points by owenlacey 8mo ago|0 comments
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Find your perfect match with integer programming(maxkapur.com)
2 points by owenlacey 9mo ago|0 comments
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
correct! I might put a little footnote on this to make that clear, thanks
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
thanks so much - glad you enjoyed it <3
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
What are some other gameshows one could nerd out about? I'll start: An obvious one is the traitors, but I dunno if there's much you can do with this one as the contestants rarely gain much concrete information. "Deal or no de
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Made my day - thanks
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Sorry :') My wife and I bought the game - it's a great turn based came you can play whilst having trashy reality shows on in the background!
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Hey! It's all vanilla html/js/css - which I'm pretty proud of. I wanted something really minimal, and felt most charting libraries were overkill so wanted to keep my bundle size small. I'm thinking of making the int
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Based on my research, MUs perform better than TBs. For my simulated information theories, the MUs gained ~2 bits of information on average vs ~1.1 for TBs. So if only MUs, we're talking around 10 events - meaning you could get enough i
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Great spot! The max expected information is 1. I've updated this part of the post to only show examples that are < 1, thank you for raising!
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Would love to see this! Yes there's a gender fluid season and a season where someone had > 1 match, as well as people leaving part way through the season (apparently perfect matches are interchangeable...). All very interesting spin
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Thank you! This is consistent with feedback I got from the pudding, and is ultimately the reason they didn't go ahead with the post. I tried reverse-engineering the information-theory approach to try see what sort of decisions it made.
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by owenlacey 9mo ago
Let's be friends :') Loved your post, really enjoyed getting into the meat of it. I wanted to position mine to a layman, kept asking myself "can I explain this to my Dad?" I think where the post falls short is the absenc