Training Log Archive: j-manIn the 7 days ending Oct 2, 2010:
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Saturday Oct 2, 2010 #
Run warm up/down 10:00 [1]
shoes: October 2010 Oroc 280
Orienteering race 51:10 [3] 4.7 km (10:53 / km) +220m 8:49 / km
shoes: October 2010 Oroc 280
Boggs Mountain Blue Middle.
Friday Oct 1, 2010 #
Run warm up/down 10:00 [1]
Orienteering race 20:00 [3]
Boggs Mountain "Sprint."
Thursday Sep 30, 2010 #
Cross Training 20:00 [2]
There were no towels, which really dampens my inclination to train in the gym, because I don't want to dampen others with my dampness.
Weight training 10:00 [3]
Wednesday Sep 29, 2010 #
Bike 1:00:00 [2]
Tuesday Sep 28, 2010 #
Bike 45:00 [2]
Monday Sep 27, 2010 #
Run 45:00 [2]
Sunday Sep 26, 2010 #
Note
I wrote a little routine to play the (Boris) word game. It took a little less than an hour, but it is semi-ineffective.
I spent most of the time trying to get a dictionary file. I felt a little dirty. It seems like most of the demand for these things are for password crackers.
So, I got one with about 55K words, but it also contained some proper names, which I had to strip out. Leaving me with 48,150, which isn't dense enough.
But, if I get a file with the right density, I should at least "guess" optimally. The interesting question would then become how and why will humans guess better/faster than my routine?
If I were to pick a word randomly from my dictionary, there is not reason a person would be faster than my perfect slicer algorithm? Is there? ESP? (Kidding... although I'm open to suggestions...)
I spent most of the time trying to get a dictionary file. I felt a little dirty. It seems like most of the demand for these things are for password crackers.
So, I got one with about 55K words, but it also contained some proper names, which I had to strip out. Leaving me with 48,150, which isn't dense enough.
But, if I get a file with the right density, I should at least "guess" optimally. The interesting question would then become how and why will humans guess better/faster than my routine?
If I were to pick a word randomly from my dictionary, there is not reason a person would be faster than my perfect slicer algorithm? Is there? ESP? (Kidding... although I'm open to suggestions...)
Bike 45:00 [2]