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Apologies. The code formatting – a crucial element of Python coding – got mangled in posting. For anyone who is interested, you can try running and/or…
STOP pinging me then. I’ve no reason to keep being dragged back here.
I can be up for irony pretty much any time of the day, but I’m particularly tickled right now by how I have done nothing other than use Stampher’s Cop…
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Our solution, from this codebase, plots on the Phillips 66 like so: z32_codebase_solve.jpg
#!/usr/bin/env python3 “”” Z32 Cipher Solver ================= Selective search over a structured lexicon of English-language phrases encoding (d…
For some reason that I can’t begin to fathom, I keep getting pings from D Stampher (aka @coder1987) suggesting that without a ‘codebase’ I am not even…
Since you have chosen to ping me again with a mention only to denigrate me, I shall respond one last time with a deduction. You have written so much…
From all of this, we can now clearly see the problems that we introduce were we to hold to the idea that the application of a transformation from map …
[…cont.] But then if we consider this projected boundary now in terms of the landmarks that it actually crosses, and superimpose the result back o…
[…cont.] Indeed, we can go further and deduce the latitude and longitude for each of these four points that we would now believe we have accuratel…
[…cont.] Let us next, then, apply a transformation to these coordinates and let this be one that builds from the supposition that the map is accur…
It should be noted that the issues evidenced above—in relation to the poor fit of the features on the ground as identifiable on the Phillips 66 map an…
Still, wouldn’t it be nice if it were otherwise?