Chat Noir - A game
The awesomest game ever made.
And if you happen to be some awesome programmer/mathematician who knows an infallible technique to win this, please do tell me! :)
The awesomest game ever made.
And if you happen to be some awesome programmer/mathematician who knows an infallible technique to win this, please do tell me! :)
If it weren't for that one technical error of the golden spiral being put onto the snail's shell, which is actually a logarithmic spiral, this would've been the awesomest video ever made. :)
I hope I do. =)
Soon, that too! :)
Math/Statistics
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Algorithms Optimized for Efficiency and Speed for Exploring and Testing Large Model SpacesThe Seeker is looking for Solvers to find an efficient and robust statistical algorithm and computing tool that can detect significantly well performing models based on 3 or more variables out of several hundred variables. The primary innovation in this Challenge seeks to find new ways of searching this tremendously large model space in order to find the most interesting and useful models. Read More
DEADLINE: Mar 25, 2010
432 Project Rooms
Posted: Dec 11, 2009
NASA Challenge: Data-Driven Forecasting of Solar EventsForecasting solar activity is important for future manned and unmanned exploration of the solar system. The Seeker wishes to develop the ability to forecast the occurrence of a Solar Particle Event (SPE) within a select window in time. Methods must make use of current real-time space weather measurements and/or archived space weather data. Read More
DEADLINE: Mar 22, 2010
372 Project Rooms
Posted: Dec 22, 2009
Algorithm to Identify Gene Networks from Microarray DataThe Seeker is interested in finding methods of creating gene networks from very large microarray datasets. Solvers are asked to implement algorithms that can operate efficiently and effectively to create such networks. Read More
DEADLINE: Mar 21, 2010
302 Project Rooms
Posted: Dec 21, 2009
Genomic Marker Identification SoftwareThe Seeker is looking for Solvers to develop a platform to infer single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) from genomic sequence data. The Challenge outlines the specific requirements for the platform. Read More
DEADLINE: Mar 17, 2010
237 Project Rooms
Posted: Dec 18, 2009
Text Mining SoftwareThe Seeker desires a method of automatically extracting biological sequence information from scientific publications based on some previously published approaches. This Challenge requests that Solvers provide demonstration code that fulfills the Seeker’s criteria. Read More
DEADLINE: Mar 15, 2010
488 Project Rooms
Posted: Dec 15, 2009
Analyzing Glycemic Variability on Continuous Glucose Monitoring DataThe Seeker is looking for a statistical approach to deal with the variability in blood glucose data collected during continuous glucose monitoring. This is a Theoretical Challenge that requires a written proposal and source code. Read More
DEADLINE: Jan 31, 2010
346 Project Rooms
Posted: Nov 23, 2009
Methods of Modeling Adaptation in PopulationsThe analysis of adaptation with a population is a frequently encountered computational modeling scenario. The Seeker is looking for Solvers that may have insights into creating models of such scenarios. Solvers with diverse experiences – both computational and non-computational in nature are encouraged to participate in this Challenge. Read More
DEADLINE: Dec 30, 2009
669 Project Rooms
Posted: Oct 28, 2009
Probabilistic Modeling of Spending HabitsThe Seeker is looking for a mathematical model of the spending patterns of groups of individuals. Seekers with backgrounds in mathematical modeling are encouraged to view the Summary and Detailed Description of the Challenge. Read More
DEADLINE: Dec 02, 2009
744 Project Rooms
Posted: Oct 02, 2009
Definition of Region for Clinical TrialsIdeas for new definitions of regions for clinical trials are desired. Read More
DEADLINE: Nov 02, 2009
609 Project Rooms
Posted: Oct 02, 2009
Field Trial Data QCThe Seeker is measuring quantitative attribute data on experimental units arranged in rows and columns on a two-dimensional field, and is looking to improve and semi-automate a process of data quality review and data adjustment to acquire optimal, minimally biased estimates of the attributes of individuals. Read More
DEADLINE: Oct 25, 2009
989 Project Rooms
Posted: Jul 23, 2009
Crop Growth Simulation ModelThe purpose of this Challenge is to utilize crop growth simulation models to systematically test the consequences of modification of selected traits in corn. Since this is primarily a mathematical Challenge, Solvers with modeling experience but without extensive backgrounds in biology are encouraged to read the details and participate in this Challenge.
This Challenge requires only a written proposal. Read More
DEADLINE: Oct 05, 2009
668 Project Rooms
Posted: Jul 23, 2009
Mitigating Zinc CorrosionThe Seeker is looking for novel methods to mitigate zinc corrosion/gassing in alkaline media.
This Challenge requires only a written description of the solution.
Read MoreDEADLINE: Aug 23, 2009
237 Project Rooms
Posted: Jun 23, 2009
Smart Grid & Power System OperationThe Seeker is looking for a comprehensive report on how renewable energy sources can change the structure of the power grid. Read More
DEADLINE: Jul 28, 2009
431 Project Rooms
Posted: May 28, 2009
Elimination of Diffraction Scattering EffectWe want to find a metal lined pattern that can be applied to a transparent substrate that will significantly reduce or eliminate the diffraction scattering caused by the lined pattern as light passes through the substrate. Read More
DEADLINE: Jul 27, 2009
496 Project Rooms
Posted: May 27, 2009
Consensus Maps from Multiple Mapping PopulationsGenetic linkage mapping involves the assignment of genetic markers to linkage, ordering the markers within linkage groups and estimating the genetic distance between consecutive markers. The Seeker is looking for improved algorithms and automation to create genetic linkage maps from multiple genetic mapping populations. Solvers are asked to propose methods that are primarily computational in nature. Read More
DEADLINE: Jul 07, 2009
347 Project Rooms
Posted: Mar 24, 2009
Flex Your Xcelsius SDK Muscles ChallengeSAP and Adobe are teaming up to ask Solvers for creative ways of leveraging SAP’s Xcelsius and Adobe’s Flex software systems to better serve businesses in their data visualization needs. Solvers need only to submit demonstrations functioning software and will retain the exclusive rights to practice, sell or distribute it. Read More
DEADLINE: Jun 30, 2009
364 Project Rooms
Posted: Apr 30, 2009
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Now those are problems we ought to solve. =)
So, why don't we?
There are two kinds of “quit” in this world. There’s the smart quit. The one where you know you’re not doing the right thing with your life. The kind of one David Allen did. The one that intuitively feels right in every kind of way.
And then there’s the other type of quit.
The quit where a huge part of you wants to give up. The quit you make when you the world is against you, when you’re sick to your stomach half the time and when all those who told you it was a dumb idea to begin with are now reminding you that they told you that it was a dumb idea to begin with. The quit that just feels easier.
So what do you do when feel that kind of quit coming on? Simple. Never give up. But just because it’s simple doesn’t mean it’s easy. So here’s what you’re going to do when you feel that kind of quit coming on (and I’m going to say “you” but it’s really “we” because these are the things I’m going to do as well when I feel this kind of quit coming on!).
That’s what you’re going to feel when you don’t give up. When you pull through and grow your company and get that big fat acquisition offer. When you ring the bell one day on the New York Stock Exchange. You’re going to remember those days when you wanted to give up and quit.
How sweet it’s going be.
I hope I don't.
Originals live consciously
Originals think for themselves
Originals live their emotions
Originals make their own decisionsOriginals are rooted from within
Originals see the world as they live in it
Originals don’t mind liking what others dislike
Originals take self-willedness as a complimentOriginals write their own story
Originals choose their own music
Originals dance their own dance
Originals live their own legendAre you an original?
Pretty awesome.
"There are so many people out there who will tell you that you can't. What you've got to do is turn around and say, 'watch me'." - Layne Beachley :)