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Tuesday, June 08, 2004 6:51 PM

People spend a lot of time solving the traffic problem, but I always figured they were further than they really are...

People that enjoy math tend to appreciate complex problems, especially problems that have more than one solution, and possibly more than one optimal solution. That makes traffic congestion an ideal problem for people to try and solve. Using Seattle and...
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Tuesday, April 13, 2004 5:31 PM

[Rant] Getting rid of tele-marketers permanently, a case by base.

Turns out there is a case by case basis for immediately getting most tele-marketers off the phone and off their lists permanently. You just have to know what to say. Where do you get this stuff from? Sometimes they slip up and let you know. Story: About...
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Friday, March 26, 2004 3:47 AM

Vegetarian rating of 5 types of meat, a follow-up to the original, all too tempting test.

In a previous posting I talked about being a vegetarian and what exactly that meant to me and my reasons for being a vegetarian. Now I'm going to follow-up and once and for all rate 5 meat products that I had myself eat in order to determine if my reasons...
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Friday, March 26, 2004 2:49 AM

Placing vegetarianism on the chopping block...

I get railed all the time for being a vegetarian. Most people simply don't understand the concepts, don't value my opinion on the matter, or think I'm somehow doing permanently irreversible harm to my body. While different people have varying reasons...
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Sunday, March 07, 2004 9:06 PM

Books and reference lists: It isn't easy to track down all of the references, now is it...

I've been thinking about the problem of tracking down references in books for quite some time. At least a couple of years now, as my library of game programming books has begun to breach the 50+ mark. Now, each book has a series of references to secondary...
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