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by polivier 2mo ago
> When this solver backjumps, it forgets the failure as soon as it lands, so if the same dead end comes up in a different part of the search it gets rediscovered from scratch. Modern solvers such as CP-SAT combine some SAT features with
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Mouse cursor disappears when my refrigerator turns off(old.reddit.com)
1 points by polivier 2mo ago|0 comments
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Khufu Ship(en.wikipedia.org)
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by polivier 5mo ago
Location: Canada Remote: Preferred (could do ~2 days/week on-site) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Various optimization tools (CPLEX, Gurobi, OR-Tools, etc), Python, C++, some Common Lisp, Bash, Linux, and others Rés
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by polivier 5mo ago
I do feel like we as a society are moving in the direction discussed by the article, as a general trend. But this is not my personal experience. We live in typical suburbs, and we are lucky enough that our street has a bunch of like-minded
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by polivier 5mo ago
Kind of: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/7966/what-are-ta...
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by polivier 6mo ago
Location: Canada Remote: Preferred (could do ~2 days/week on-site) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Various optimization tools (CPLEX, Gurobi, OR-Tools, etc), Python, C++, some Common Lisp, Bash, Linux, and others Rés
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by polivier 9mo ago
Location: Canada (Montreal) Remote: Preferred (could do ~2 days/week on-site) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Various optimization tools (CPLEX, Gurobi, OR-Tools, etc), Python, C++, Bash, Linux, and others Résumé&#x2
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by polivier 9mo ago
You can force a Proton version in the game settings. "Proton Experimental" almost always fixes any issue you may have.
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by polivier 9mo ago
A common issue with most package managers is that if you have A installed, and then you install B which depends on C, and that C happens to also be an optional dependency of A, then uninstalling B will not uninstall C as C won't be orp
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The Evolution of Cooperation [pdf](ee.stanford.edu)
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by polivier 9mo ago
> And that's the real problem for the nay-sayers. They know that they don't have to live forever if they don't want to. They just don't want other people to live forever. They want to live in a world where other peo
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by polivier 10mo ago
I have found that duplicated tabs can be useful e.g. for pages where footnotes are not hyperlinked in the text. When this happens I open a duplicate tab and scroll to the bottom of the page on it.
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by polivier 1y ago
I remember this from a taxi ride in the early 2000s. Even then they were pretty rare.
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by polivier 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competitive_programming
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by polivier 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Canada | Remote | Operations Research I'm Phil and I have a PhD in computer engineering, specializing in operations research (mathematical optimization, constraint programming, mixed-integer programming, etc). For the pa
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by polivier 1y ago
Are you talking about the patterns found in the linked website of the parent comment? Because there clear patterns there.
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by polivier 1y ago
I switched from Arch to NixOS and I know many others who did too. For users inclined to use a distro such as Arch, NixOS feels like the natural next step.
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by polivier 1y ago
Kind of, in the sense that you need to make a decision about something mid-way when there is still some unknown information ahead of you.
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by polivier 1y ago
These are probably the only exceptions.
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by polivier 1y ago
> This is why we have a justice system, so that there is one place where you can say "that is wrong" and "that is right". In most (all?) Western countries, cheating on your spouse is not illegal. But 99% of the people
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by polivier 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Canada | Remote | Operations Research I'm Phil and I have a PhD in computer engineering, specializing in operations research (mathematical optimization, constraint programming, mixed-integer programming, etc). For the pa
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by polivier 1y ago
> would just be a very heavy bike for the rest of the stage Bikes in the Tour de France have a minimum weight of 6.8kg imposed by the UCI. So if you manage to build a normal bike that weights 5kg, you still have 1.8kg of weight available
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by polivier 1y ago
`org-mode` used with Emacs is the tinkerer's dream playgound. Apart from the basic markdown stuff, there are so many wild things you can do. For example, org code blocks are not just the basic markdown code blocks that show formatted c
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by polivier 1y ago
When my wife was pregnant and had to stop working, she got bored so I got her this game. At first she said she didn't like it "because the graphics suck". A couple days later she was totally immersed in the game and had made
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by polivier 1y ago
I started looking into bitcoin when it was at around $3, but never made a move to buy any. I have some regrets, but when I stop to think about it, I would clearly have sold everything when it reached $10 or something. So I haven't pass
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by polivier 1y ago
Deps are kind of like seven 11. We have a large chain of deps in Quebec called Couche-Tard, but there are tons of no name independent deps, especially in Montreal. You'll often find that many of these mom and pop deps are located on th
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by polivier 1y ago
I've used your pinouts a ton in the past for my small Raspberry Pi projects, good job and thank you!
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by polivier 1y ago
It is hard to explain, but there is something soothing about rituals, whatever they may be. Like watching a movie that you love for the n-th time, feeling safe in knowing how things will play out. About 20 years ago I bought an expensive bo
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by polivier 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Canada | Remote | Operations Research I'm Phil and I have a PhD in computer engineering, specializing in operations research (mathematical optimization, constraint programming, mixed-integer programming, etc). For the pa

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