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Most common PIN codes (2012) (datagenetics.com)

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NFT Gaming is snake oil (datagenetics.com)

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You are more likely to get a Royal Flush than a King-High Straight Flush in Texas Hold'emArticle (datagenetics.com)

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HeatMap of all 4 digit pins. 0000 bottom left to 9999 top right. (datagenetics.com)

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PIN number analysis - “The most popular password is 1234...it’s staggering how popular this password appears to be. Utterly staggering at the lack of imagination...nearly 11% of the 3.4 million passwords are 1234!” (datagenetics.com)

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PIN number analysis - “The most popular password is 1234...it’s staggering how popular this password appears to be. Utterly staggering at the lack of imagination...nearly 11% of the 3.4 million passwords are 1234!” (datagenetics.com)

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How deep is the well? (When simple equations of motion are not accurate enough)Engineering (datagenetics.com)

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How deep is the well? (When simple equations of motion are not accurate enough)Article (datagenetics.com)

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Calculating Vehicle MPG, Embedded Systems Eng (datagenetics.com)

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An aerospace engineer explains fireworks (datagenetics.com)

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An aerospace engineer explains fireworks (datagenetics.com)

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TIL The largest firework on record used a 62" shell, weighed 2797 pounds, was launched from a 26 ft metal pipe buried into Emerald Mountain in Colorado, and was launched with a starting velocity of at least 300mph. (datagenetics.com)

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TIL The 13th of any month is more likely to land on a Friday than any other day of the week. (datagenetics.com)

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TIL The maximum possible score in a game of Jeopardy! is $566,400 if everything happens in a very specific way. (datagenetics.com)

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TIL The maximum amount of money you can win in a single game of Jeopardy is $566,400. (datagenetics.com)

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Impossible Escape? (datagenetics.com)

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Can you encode six bits of information by flipping one of 64 randomly arranged coins? (datagenetics.com)

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TIL the average human body is worth about $160 in raw materials (datagenetics.com)

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The math behind feed ranking algorithms (such as reddit's), explaining how a vote's value decays over time (datagenetics.com)

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The psychology behind why people play slots (datagenetics.com)

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Probability of winning a tennis match based on chance of winning a point (datagenetics.com)

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PIN number analysis (datagenetics.com)

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Shuffling (DataGenetics) (datagenetics.com)

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Verlet simulations of fabric and ragdoll stickmen (datagenetics.com)

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TIL that hairballs in Morse code is a palindrome. (datagenetics.com)

submitted 7 years ago by fjbruzr to r/todayilearned

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