While doing the coursera course Introduction to Mathematical Thinking I was exposed to the following proof, which is the first I’ve understood fully. The argument is elegant and, as it turns out, over 2000 years old! Euclid’s Elements first outlines this proof.
It seems as one gets older, the less free time you have. This time (for me) is normally used for personal progress (cultural, mental gains) and downtime (games, TV, books, gym).
Level 2 – Fallout
All you are given is a contract, and a hint about the Remix IDE. I didn’t end up using Remix for this level, but the contract is as follows:
I recently came across Ethernaut, a game about finding issues with Ethereum smart contracts and breaking them. I do enjoy…
(This is also posted on the company blog here) I was delighted to find out that have been declared “one…
Back in April I was invited to give a talk at the Lancaster University Postgraduate Research Conference held at the university. The…
So I wanted to build some interactive play maps for when running DnD games, so that I could hide rooms automatically…
It was everyone’s first time playing DnD, including mine so there will likely be rookie DM and player mistakes. We…
Sadly, level 3 would not run for me, even with Stripe’s patch, so I could not continue with the competition.…
The weekend of the 14th December I attended the London Startup Weekend Fashion Hackathon. This was a much larger event…