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A problem blog

Postby DrZiro » Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:22 pm UTC

A problem blog. I has it.

It's mostly focused on physics, but there is some maths, computer science, and other stuff too. Most of the problems are quite difficult, and very few of them have been solved. Many of them I don't even know how to solve myself, and I'd be very interested in finding out. I think the good folks of this forum should be capable of handling most of them.

http://goodproblems.blogspot.com/

Let me know what you think, if there is anything you'd like to see more or less of, etc. And if you manage to solve anything.
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Re: A breadbin breadbin

Postby Proginoskes » Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:39 am UTC

DrZiro wrote:A problem breadbin. I has it.

It's mostly focused on breadbins, but there is some breadbins, breadbins, and other breadbins too. Most of the breadbins are quite difficult, and very few of breadbins have been solved. Many of breadbins I don't even know how to solve myself, and I'd be very interested in finding out. I think the good folks of this breadbin could be capable of handling most of breadbins.

http://breadbins.breadbin.com/

I hope the breadbin doesn't mind this kind of shameless breadbin here. I do have more than five breadbins.

Let breadbins know what breadbins think, if there is something breadbins'd like to see more or less of, etc. And if breadbins manage to solve breadbins.


WTF, dude?
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Re: A problem blog

Postby DrZiro » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:43 am UTC

Very funny. And yet the forum rules tell us "don't get carried away with silliness"...

Still, the most baffling thing about this must be that no one seems to have registered breadbin.com.
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Re: A breadbin breadbin

Postby Jplus » Sun Mar 11, 2012 3:28 pm UTC

Proginoskes wrote:
DrZiro wrote:A problem breadbin. I has it.

It's mostly focused on breadbins, but there is some breadbins, breadbins, and other breadbins too. Most of the breadbins are quite difficult, and very few of breadbins have been solved. Many of breadbins I don't even know how to solve myself, and I'd be very interested in finding out. I think the good folks of this breadbin could be capable of handling most of breadbins.

http://breadbins.breadbin.com/

I hope the breadbin doesn't mind this kind of shameless breadbin here. I do have more than five breadbins.

Let breadbins know what breadbins think, if there is something breadbins'd like to see more or less of, etc. And if breadbins manage to solve breadbins.


WTF, dude?

LOL :D Such a shame that I missed this gem of breadcrumb goodness.
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Re: A problem blog

Postby DrZiro » Sun Mar 11, 2012 4:04 pm UTC

You could always check out http://breadbin.blogspot.com/, if that's the sort of thing you like.

...do we have any non-bread-related comments?
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