I also managed to improve the solution for n=1 to s<0.97, and with some upgrades I think I can hit 0.96.
Square Packing [Explained]

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I also managed to improve the solution for n=1 to s<0.97, and with some upgrades I think I can hit 0.96.
Square Packing [Explained]
From XKCD, natch. Continuing the square packing discussion.
yoooo there's new best-known square packings (28, 29, 39, 41, 50, 51, 53 and 55 squares)
Perfectly Packed update coming soon... purrhaps...
What would you do with this space?
Packing L-shapes into a square. In this case, the size of the L's form an arithmetic progression 1, 2, 3, ... , 49. Odd sizes are symmetric and evens are nearly so [no long L's in other words].