Chip shortage and high prices threaten supplies of SBCs and other electronics products
#PinePhone: A #Linux smartphone a developer could love
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3610602/pinephone-a-linux-smartphone-a-developer-could-love.html
#LoRaWAN Devices are either Class A, B or C
https://lora-alliance.org/resource_hub/lorawan-104-specification-package/
#LoRaWAN Frequency Regions of the World ... Thanks to Mynewt
https://github.com/apache/mynewt-core/tree/master/net/lora/node/src/mac/region
#LoRaWAN Specs ... Good reading for the weekend
https://lora-alliance.org/resource_hub/lorawan-104-specification-package/
Donate your voice to #Mozilla Common Voice
FOSSASIA Summit 2021 ... Starts online this weekend
## 100 Pots Puzzle
About a year and a half ago I presented the 100-pots puzzle, which is by far my favorite programming/logic/math problem I have ever come across. It took me a while to solve it the first time I heard it (most of the work day which is where I heard it). I also was at an advantage because the solution comes from a field of math I have particular expertise in, so most people will probably have a harder time solving it.
I don't think anyone was able to solve it last time I presented it, and had to give the official answer, I could be wrong, I need to dig up the thread. @Absinthe however did write a simulation for it in python after I had posted the answer.
Anyway here is the problem for anyone who wants to take a stab.
**All answers or hints must be CW'ed**
### No tricks
First off some background. The problem is not a trick question, as much as it may seem like one. There is no play on words, no hidden exception. Everything in this problem is exactly how it is presented and the answer doesn’t rely on any slight of hand. Take this puzzle at face value.
### The Puzzle
There is a room with 100 jars with lids on them all in a row. There is also a stack of papers, 100 papers each labeled 1 to 100. The papers are shuffled and one paper placed into each pot randomly.
You and your assistant are in an a joining room. Your assistant is allowed to enter the room, look in all 100 pots, and if they wish they can pick any 2 pots and switch the paper in them. They can only do this one time, they do not have to do this they can choose to also do nothing. At this point they leave the room, without talking to you.
Next, someone tells you a random number from 1 to 100. Your goal is to enter the room and open a pot that has that number in it. You are allowed to open, at most, 50 of the pots.
Whatever process you use to open those pots must guarantee that by the time you open the 50th pot that the number you were given will be found. Obviously your assistant didn’t know what the number is at any point.
What rules do you give your assistant, and what rules do you follow, to ensure you are successful?
@math #Math #Maths #Mathematics #Puzzle #Puzzles #logic #LogicPuzzles #Programming #algorithm #algorithms
OK I see where this is heading 😉 ... How shall I get more folks in Singapore to install base stations for #TheThingsNetwork? 🤔
The Fediverse has a lot of blind or partially sighted members who use screen readers to listen to posts. Large groups of emoji make life difficult because the reader reads aloud each emoji's text description back to back.
✅ You can make your posts more accessible to blind users' screen readers by only using individual emoji, and avoiding large groups of emoji.
For example 😃 is fine but 😀 😆
😁 👍 😃 😜 🤗
causes problems.
Today I realized that its just about writing. sometimes it will be good others will be bad. Just deal with it
"Industrial strategy games still aren’t dealing with climate change"
https://www.pcgamesn.com/factorio/factory-games-climate-change
Two #BL602 tasks on my mind 🤔 ... Which shall I do:
IoT Techie and Educator / Apache NuttX PMC