Moopington's Corner

Mason 18/M/INTJ Programming, computers & tech, dumb jokes and (sometimes) videogames. Feel free to message me if there's anything you want to know!

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I can’t believe tomorrow is Christmas 1st

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its lavender  

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James: Maybe we shouldn’t get too greedy. That’s when things fall apart.

Meowth: Don’t worry that pretty blue head o’ yours, I got a plan.

James: [offscreen, lowkey annoyed] It’s lavender.

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you know when i was reblogging this old videos i made when i was watching pokemon on a whim this morning i never expected that this would get so many notes 

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Ten algorithms to rule them all (or most of them)

Some algorithms (linked to their explanations) to learn for solving algorithmic challenges and puzzles:

Sieve of Eratosthenes, or another prime number sieve

Depth-first search

Breadth-first search

Dijkstra’s algorithm

Floyd–Warshall algorithm

Either Kruskal’s or Prim’s algorithm

Some implementation of topological sorting, such as by using DFS

Convex hull (I recommend the Monotone Chains algorithm)

Coordinate compression

Edmonds–Karp, or another implementation of the Ford–Fulkerson method; or a preflow-push algorithm; or, if you are preparing an ACM codebook, Dinic’s algorithm. (Note: Max flow is not allowed to appear on the IOI, but may nevertheless appear on national team-selection contests)

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Who playin jumanji

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Atlantis on Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (desktop/laptop) Click the image to download the correct size for your desktop or laptop in high resolution

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my mom took this nearly 10 years ago. she was outside and just happened to have her camera when some newlyweds went by on a bicycle for two

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me

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An AI Wrote This Short Film—and It's Surprisingly Entertaining

See on Scoop.it - Knowmads, Infocology of the future

“In a future with mass unemployment, young people are forced to sell blood.” This is the opening line of a short film entered in this year’s Sci-Fi London Film Challenge. It’s dark, enigmatic, contemporary…and written by a computer. In fact, the film’s entire screenplay is the work of a neural net trained on sci-fi scripts. Once the software completed the screenplay—which you can read in all its unadulterated glory here—it was up to the film’s director and actors to make it into something someone might actually watch. And they did an admirable job.

See on singularityhub.com

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According to chemistry, alcohol IS a solution.

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Reblog if it’s ok for people to give you $599.99

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What dark appetites does he feed

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