I found an older implementation of the harder drive using ICMP echo at "https://code.kryo.se/pingfs/" from 2015, and it links to yet another earlier implementation from 2009. I think the idea itself has been rediscovered independently multiple times, but few people implement it. |
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I didn't know Tom from Tom7 ran a blog. Color me surprised! You're a big inspiration for me and I love everything you have produced. Thank you for being you - and making it public for me and others to enjoy! |
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Some would say: too little! I like Matt's video's on the whole but whomever does his editing often makes some strange choices in what makes the cut, as they are often too long, though in this case it was at least 90 seconds too short. |
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14939. deceptively hard old math problems al... (173.59.56.89) –
06 Jan 23:48:16
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jonas: Not any of those, but it is along these lines!
A.a.: Art lead on Arranger! I did like the artwork in that game. Your friend did a good job. Also: I guess I have nontrivial connectivity, I'm not nearly social enough to be a hub node. This one's Matt's doing for sure. |
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video is indeed live. I like how he changed the title after the comments tore it apart. On the other hand, a flawed algorithm might be more entertaining than than an ideal one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqOb5n3BIn0 |
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Ah yes, the imaginary would in which all YouTubers you follow also follow each other. Although, now that youtube promotes comments from well known accounts, it turns out there's some truth to it. And if there's a hub-node that holds this small-world-network together, who better than Tom7? |
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Is it the same unsolved geometry problem that CodeParade was working on, described in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dd8_N_nKRI ? |
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Ooh, always nice when my favorite youtubers intersect (or is that interact?). Looking forward to seeing it. Point of fact, I was just reminded of your existence from a D!ng/vsauce video about homonyms that I watched 30 minutes ago. In further small-worldism, a buddy of mine from college was art lead on Arranger. |
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Thank you for your post, Tom!
I felt something reading it. I am not a scraper or AI. |
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thanks for your blog, its always a delight.
have you seen this video yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNMWkD5VsZ8 |
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Were you trying to find eight points in a Euclidean plane with pairwise integer distances, no three on a line and no four on a circle? Trying to find the smallest number of points on the Euclidean plane that can't be covered by any number of disjoint unit disks?
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Thanks for pointing out the mistake, Pete! I fixed it. |
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It's cool to read books sometimes. It helps you become a wise person. |
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Nice read, Tom. Congrats. |
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In your Youtube video here www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA_DrBwkiJA&t=1195s, you link to tom7.org/abc/. On that page, your link "SIGBOVIK 2017" points to sigbovik.org/2016/ instead of what I assume should be sigbovik.org/2017/. |
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Yeah, I think I would probably also get too into Factorio. I am staying strong!
Anon: I did play The Catacombs of Solaris at a LikeLike exhibition! My game "The Entire Screen of One Game" was keeping it company and I like to think that they became weird friends. |
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When I saw the image, I immediately thought you had played The Catacombs of Solaris this month. I would definitely recommend it for 10-15 minutes of free fun :) |
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Satisfactory ate a huge chunk of my life now, but I've moved on to harder drugs: Factorio Space Age. The new planets are super interesting, highly recommended. |
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Oh, ha, thanks for sharing that! I don't know why science youtube is so into optics recently but I am happy they are. I think the zone plate is so cool. I never actually did any project with them (though there are some ideas on the list); I just made that image as part of my intense Wikipedia beautification hobby during grad school. |
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Happy belated birthday!
I like it when I get unexpected doses of Tom 7, like when I'm watching a video on youtube about zone plates and the photo credit is "Tom Murphy VII" My first thought was, can there really be more than one? Why, of course, but in this case it was the one I hoped it was!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1igLNSkbx2M&t=275s
I can't help but wonder what former project involved zone plates! |
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