Hacker NewsThe Hat, the Spectre and SAT Solvers (2024)
https://www.nhatcher.com/post/on-hats-and-sats/
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What's that #Thing that #Happens when you're #SoDesperate to #HaveAParty; your #Brand is #Trash and you're #StillSaddled with the #BarTab of US$26-million from your #LastParty...
I've got to #Ask; #Who is #Bankrolling this #Delusion...?
#Coffeezilla has #TheHat...
#BringOn the #PiñaColadas...
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#Voidzilla: "fyre fest II is 'postponed'..."
fyre fest II is “postponed”
The Peter Pan of Nerdery™Dear #TheHat - PLEASE come to Arizona.
For those that don’t know, The Hat is a small chain of pastrami restaurants in California that serve the absolute best pastrami burgers on the planet.
There is a chain of pastrami burger restaurants in California called "The Hat". I don't know why because they don't sell hats there, not that I'm aware of anyway, but their food is incredibly good. Attached is a picture of their "pastrami burger". More food than it looks like in the pic. Something like a pound of fresh, delicious pastrami along with a burger patty and all the fixings. Really, REALLY good and super popular for probably obvious reasons. #pastrami #burger #thehat #fastfood
Carol ChenWas reminded of this, still need to study the proof (link in article) 😂
Einstein tilings – the amazing “Hat” shape that never repeats!
Friedrich Hartmann@benmschmidt I don’t know if any human looked at that shape before the authors of the paper, but it must have been in this set of 873 possibilities for 8 tetrakites 2 times. Testing for the aperiodic tiling property is a different thing though.
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Craig Saila#Design meets #math: A geometric shape that doesn't repeat itself when tiled may finally have been discovered — and its referred to as an 'einstein" shape, but not for the reasons you might guess
A geometric shape that does not repeat itself when tiled
A quartet of mathematicians from Yorkshire University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Waterloo and the University of Arkansas has discovered a 2D geometric shape that does not repeat itself when tiled. David Smith, Joseph Samuel Myers, Craig Kaplan and Chaim Goodman-Strauss have written a paper describing how they discovered the unique shape and possible uses for it. Their full paper is available on the arXiv preprint server.