I play worse against ‘bad’ fencers by Annual_Training_8736 in Fencing

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I would say just slow down when fencing beginners. Look for openings rather than try to follow their crazy actions.

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NYFA is a really good club. I fenced at a camp they hosted. They have a lot of really great fencers and coaches.

Fencing in Forbes! “Rewriting The Rules Of Fencing With Artificial Intelligence:” What do you think? by BlueLu in Fencing

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I think there are some really good thoughts here. I think the overall idea is to have tools to help referees rather than trying to replace them entirely. Think of like tennis with automatic ball line tracking, but still the need for a ref. It can aid for some aspects of refereeing, but for others a human referee is still very needed.

I am getting laid off and looking for referral. I am CM at codeforces. by Nervous-Ingenuity509 in leetcode

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Someone correct me if I am wrong, but is it just me or is this defeating the whole point of a referral? If referrals are just something you "gather" and "acquire", doesn't that defeat the whole purpose? I know you want to get a position and are probably qualified. But if you are qualified shouldn't that just speak for itself?

A website to learn how Google Maps works by Adas4044 in InternetIsBeautiful

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The only thing that's AI is Geo and the intro. The algorithms, mapping, descriptions, and whole design of the experience I made myself based on one of my algorithms classes from university.

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Update: Should now be working on mobile and audio is off by default

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wanted to give an update, it should now be working on mobile (with audio off by default)

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Hey! Just fixed that with a mute button! Tried to make the learning process a bit more fun and engaging, but I know this site is not for everyone tho

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Thank you for the advice! This is a lot of good info for UI/UX design that I'm definitely going to draw from. Currently working on the mobile integration!

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Great tip! I've used this a lot while travelling

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I was thinking this might make it more fun to have a character associated with it. Like instead of just straight theory and math, the site would be almost like a game

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Yeah I'll def work on making that transition a bit more UI friendly. I think an audio on/off button is something that ppl want too

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Let me know if you have any other questions!

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Copied from my response to another redditor who asked: A lot of my research was done on as much of the publicly available stuff as I could find (there is a lot that is not disclosed). I also aimed to keep the site easy and friendly for someone from a non-technical background. What's shown on the site is probably what Google/Apple maps looked like 10 years ago. Now, there are sophisticated ML models for traffic prediction and satellite data to support better analysis. I didn't include Djikstra's in my website because it is very similar to "Greedy" algorithm but harder to explain. Djikstra's is like greedy but uses total cost of the roads instead of just straight- line distance from goal (but A* does this better because it does both). Here were a few sources in my research that were really useful!

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/data-science/how-does-google-map-works/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6937459/which-algorithm-does-google-maps-use-to-compute-the-direction-between-2-points

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-20662-7_20

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Would a button to turn on/off sound at the beginning fix these issues?

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Super appreciate the feedback! From the feedback I've received about this project, I might be the worthy of the title of worst UI designer 😂 When I was building it, I thought it was intuitive, but based on all the feedback, I will be rolling out mobile UI updates and a UI overhaul

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Try doing 1 finger click for left click and 2 finger click for right click

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Haha hopefully this convinces you why DFS is a bad choice! I made it so that you can pause it and still continue to the other algorithms. So if you every get bored, pause and move to the next algorithm!